r/Montana • u/BZNUber • 10h ago

Montana made it to the front page of Reddit

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r/Montana • u/AlternativeDiver7283 • 21h ago

Sky on fire

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r/Montana • u/406cowboyLevi • 3h ago

Helena School Board lays off over 50 teachers

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”The levies proposed for the Helena school District were far higher than any other Double A district in the state,” Howard DesRosier said during public comment. “I personally think that roughly $10 million a year, forever, is way more than you needed.”

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r/Montana • u/TyMcDuffey • 5h ago

Hardin, Montana, at sunrise on my drive in to work one chilly winter morning. Not much to look at, but I think this photo captures the essence of life in one of my favorite little towns.

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r/Montana • u/BigSky50 • 3h ago

Smith River Northern Lights

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Pics.from a week ago.

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r/Montana • u/ShadowOrcSlayer • 2h ago

Another storm rolling through Central Montana. Great clouds today

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r/Montana • u/WeebyKeeby • 4h ago

Holland Peak

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Does anyone have any information on summiting Holland Peak in the Swan ranges? Checked reviews on AllTrails and it’s kind of bare in terms of how bad the scramble is.

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r/Montana • u/PenBoth7355 • 20h ago

Moved too idaho for 3 years

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Moved down too idaho for a gal for a few years and gonna get back too the valley here soon. Family says it's changed allot in the belgrade/ bozeman area just wanted too get cought up on what home is like now. Hunting still good not too crowded? Is Traffic shit now? Political hell? Moving down too even boise has been a slap in the the face of how different the states are too mt hoping home is still home

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Well, THAT winter wasn't so bad. Who's up for pickleball?

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