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Butte Garden Club offers three programs at upcoming meeting

The Butte Garden Club will meet at 6 p.m. on Wednesday at the Butte-Silver Bow Archives, 17 W. Quartz St. Three programs are planned. The main speaker will be Krista Berg, who will show her perennial and vegetable garden on Yale Avenue. Berg has had her garden for

Blacktail Health's Child Evaluation Center receives statewide recognition

Blacktail Health’s Butte Child Evaluation Center was honored recently as the 2026 Spring Program Highlight by the Montana Board of Crime Control office in Helena. For 25 years, the Butte center, in partnership with Butte-Silver Bow Law Enforcement, the B-SB County Attorney's Office, and Child

In one year, U.S. military conduct tens of thousands of missions at southwest border

(The Center Square) – In one year, U.S. military conducted tens of thousands of detection, monitoring and security site missions at the southwest border. More than 20,000 service members have served at the southwest border over the last year through Joint Task Force Southern Border (JTF-SB). The operation

How many homes are for sale in Missoula right now?

How many homes are for sale in Missoula right now?

How many homes are for sale in Missoula right now? One of the primary reasons houses are so expensive today is that there aren't enough homes for sale for people who want them. Ever since the pandemic housing boom—when record-low mortgage rates prompted homebuyers to snap

How many homes are for sale in Great Falls right now?

How many homes are for sale in Great Falls right now?

How many homes are for sale in Great Falls right now? One of the primary reasons houses are so expensive today is that there aren't enough homes for sale for people who want them. Ever since the pandemic housing boom—when record-low mortgage rates prompted homebuyers to

Supreme Court upholds preacher's First Amendment lawsuit

Supreme Court upholds preacher's First Amendment lawsuit

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, upheld that a street preacher can sue over a city ordinance that prevented him from exercising free speech rights. The case, Olivier v. City of Brandon, focused on Gabriel Olivier, a man who regularly preached in public outside

House members raise concerns about Islamic terrorist threats 25 years after 9/11

(The Center Square) – Several members of Congress raised concerns about Islamic terrorist threats now that the U.S. is approaching the 25-year anniversary of 9/11. At a U.S. House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence hearing on Thursday addressing an annual assessment of threats to national security, U.