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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Know your roots, Helena: Volunteer-run and proudly local, Montana Military Museum walks you through our state’s service story from Lewis and Clark to Desert Storm with artifacts, stories, and exhibits that hit close to home.
Chase kokanee and rainbows: Kit's Tackle Outfitters is running guided spin and fly trips on Canyon Ferry Lake, Hauser Lake, Holter Lake and even Fort Peck Reservoir, targeting trophy kokanee salmon and rainbow trout.
Helena’s crispy classic: Whether it’s a half-chicken with jojos, a burger and fries, or wings with a cold one, Suds Hut has been Helena’s go-to since 1969 for crispy, crowd-pleasing comfort, plus gaming machines and a laid-back patio, with easy dine-in or quick pickup when weeknights get chaotic.
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Helena, Montana's capital city, is preparing for a busy month of events in September, including a month of races, music, giant balloon sculptures, quilts, local food and autumn fun.
Full story at travelandtourworld.com ↗
Carroll College in Montana will lower undergraduate tuition costs by 40% starting in fall 2027, starting from fall 20 27.
Full story at ktvh.com ↗
The mineral-rich waters of Montana's natural hot springs have been used for healing and well-being for centuries, and Native American people have been migrating to these natural wonders to rejuvenate themselves physically and spiritually.
Full story at travel.yahoo.com ↗
In 1864, four prospectors discovered gold in Last Chance Gulch, making Helena, Montana, a boom town.
Full story at nbcmontana.com ↗
Construction is underway on the roof and copper dome of the Capitol building in Helena, Montana, costing $32 million.
Full story at flatheadbeacon.com ↗
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