Reilly Neill would like to talk to you 

Early campaign support seems strong for Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Reilly Neill, with attendees at her March event in Helena expressing enthusiasm for her people-first approach.  Neill’s platform focuses on funding public schools, supporting ranchers and farmers, protecting public lands, and creating universal healthcare, according to her website. Yet what appears to stand out is her commitment to listening to and serving all Montanans, as shown by her pledge to refuse funds from political action committees and run a truly...

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Reilly Neill would like to talk to you 

Early campaign support seems strong for Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Reilly Neill, with attendees at her March event in Helena expressing enthusiasm for her...

Vocal opposition to Roadless Rule revocation

An energized crowd filled an auditorium at Helena’s Holter Museum March 13 to discuss a federal proposal to rescind the Roadless Rule, which protects...

Assault charges spur scrutiny of state daycare oversight

Four years ago, Montana’s Department of Public Health and Human Services hired external consultants to assess the agency’s child care regulations and identify gaps.  “Licensing...

East Helena educator wins regional innovator honor 

Choosing from thousands of members and hundreds of schools across Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon, the Northwest Council for Computer Education last month honored...

EHHS student suspended for alleged assault of accused teacher

An East Helena High student appeared to assault a teacher in school on Thursday, but that may be only part of the story.  The allegedly...

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East Helena educator wins regional innovator honor 

Choosing from thousands of members and hundreds of schools across Montana, Idaho, Washington, and Oregon, the Northwest Council for Computer Education last month honored...

EHHS student suspended for alleged assault of accused teacher

An East Helena High student appeared to assault a teacher in school on Thursday, but that may be only part of the story.  The allegedly...

On ‘227 Day,’ students celebrate East Helena’s past

There are no Hallmark greeting cards for "227 Day" — yet. But in East Helena's schools, Feb. 27 is a big deal. Inspired by...
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Vocal opposition to Roadless Rule revocation

An energized crowd filled an auditorium at Helena’s Holter Museum March 13 to discuss a federal proposal to rescind the Roadless Rule, which protects...

EPA proposal threatens local streams and wetlands

Streams and wetlands in Jefferson and Lewis and Clark counties face losing federal protections under a new proposal to redefine the waters to be...

Surveying the fish – and the fisherfolk

On a recent, brisk Sunday morning, Ashton Mohar stands on a boat ramp on the southwest shore of Canyon Ferry Lake, clipboard in hand,...
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In regular season finale, Vigilantes split with Butte Central

The last regular season match-up of East Helena's 2025-2026 basketball campaign was one for the ages. In a taught, back-and-forth thriller, the Vigilante boys...

Vigilante star’s focus pays dividends 

Back in 8th grade, DeonDray Ellis came up against a defender he couldn’t solve. Held scoreless for a full game, his frustrations boiled over:...

East Helena High hoops off to fast start

After making the Class A state tournament for the first time in school history last season, the East Helena boys basketball team is looking...