Helena Native Sean O Malley to Get One of One Moment
Helena native Sean O Malley headlines UFC 306 as a defining moment in his career with high expectations from fans and media. O Malley seeks a memorable performance against a top opponent, aiming to showcase his striking and reach a career milestone in the event.
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Montana Standard unveils refreshed comics and puzzles lineup
The Montana Standard debuts a new print and digital layout with classic favorites such as Blondie Beetle Bailey and Family Circus alongside new features including a Sheffer Crossword and King Classic Sudoku. Dennis the Menace Carpe Diem and more appear in the Sunday edition while Comics Kingdom and Puzzle Palace offer interactive online content. Subscribers activate digital access at mtstandard.com activate and e edition details are at mtstandard.com eedition.
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Outdoor gym funding starts for Butte Silver Bow project
Blue Shield of Montana funds a fitness court with 50 000 grant, but 148 000 local dollars are needed. Fredrickson seeks private donations as Fitness Campaign assists. Concrete work and council acceptance are required to release the money. Local seniors use the court for stretching while hardcore enthusiasts train daily.
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New program aids Native cattle ranchers in Montana
The Farm Journal Foundation launches a climate-smart grazing initiative for Native American beef producers in Montana. With funding from the USDA, participants receive about $10,000 in compensation plus in-person education and online technical assistance for practices like rotational grazing, native grass planting, and brush management.
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Montana urban Indian health group to tackle overdose and pain
The Montana Consortium of Urban Indian Health receives 447,881 dollars from an NIH funded project to improve data access research and health care for Native Americans. In partnership with Urban Indian Organizations and JG Research and Evaluation it will map overdose and chronic pain patterns in urban Native Montanans and implement culturally informed interventions. Lisa James of MCUSH notes statewide Urban Indian Organizations collaborate on this effort.
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National Institutes of Health
MCUIH
JG Research
Montana
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Lisa James
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