Marian Davidson
Evening Anchor at KTVH-TV (Helena, MT)
Evening Anchor at KXLH-TV (Helena, MT)
Mom | @Cal Bear | @KTVHNews evening anchor https://t.co/ls1YlFPuEW
Articles
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1 week ago |
ktvh.com | Marian Davidson
HELENA — St. Peter’s Health is gearing up for the second annual bicycle rodeo this weekend. The free event covers bicycle safety in a fun, kid-friendly way. The bike rodeo kicks of at the St. Peter’s Health Medical Group building at 2550 E. Broadway St. at 10am on Saturday. There will be races, obstacle courses, a bike check station, helmet fittings and more.
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3 weeks ago |
ktvh.com | Marian Davidson
HELENA — There are about 1,500 slash piles on Mt. Helena above LeGrande Cannon Blvd., and viewer Dick wanted to know what the plans are for them. MTN found out they are part of ongoing fire mitigation work on Helena’s open lands. According to City of Helena open lands manager Brad Langsather, the piles are the result of thinning and pruning trees on a 36-acre area of Mt. Helena land.
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4 weeks ago |
ktvh.com | Marian Davidson
HELENA — The City of Helena recently overhauled and updated parking regulations and rates in the city, with that came changes to some long held practices—including one viewer Jennifer Nielsen asked about, free parking for those with disabled veteran license plates. According to city officials, free parking downtown for those with disabled veteran plates ended in February.
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1 month ago |
ktvh.com | Marian Davidson
HELENA — The Helena Police Department’s K9 program has grown from one dog to three in under a year. The newest addition to the program, a one-year-old German shepherd named Brutus, was purchased with the help of a $15,000 anonymous donation, and he is already making an impact on the job. “The reality is he is the best partner I can have, the most loyal partner I can have,” Helena Police Department officer and K9 handler Nathan Weems said.
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1 month ago |
kxlh.com | Marian Davidson
HELENA — First different-tasting water, and now some people in Helena report cloudy, reddish water. According to city officials, it’s all related to the closing and subsequent reopening of the Ten Mile Treatment Plant. This past fall, people in Helena noticed a change in the water taste. We looked into the situation and found that the change in taste was due to a change where the city water was coming from.
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