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The Foundation for Montana History announced its largest ever grant making cycle last week, awarding over $240,000 to communities across Montana,

In Helena, The Myrna Loy will use their grant money to restore and protect windows and exterior oak on the original jail doors.

Grants were awarded to three different organizations in Northwest Montana.

In Helena, The Myrna Loy will use their grant money to restore and protect windows and exterior oak on the original jail doors.

HELENA, Mont. - Montana communities are receiving an allocated $240,000 in grant funding from the Foundation for Montana History (FMH) for history projects in 2024.

The Foundation for Montana History announced Monday 27 recipients will share $240,000 in grant funding for history projects in 19 counties in 2024, marking its largest-ever grant-making cycle.

The Foundation for Montana History announced Monday 27 recipients will share $240,000 in grant funding for history projects in 19 counties in 2024, marking its largest-ever grant-making cycle.

When she is not busy helping make and serve some of Bigfork’s best cookies, pies and drinks, Cassandra Butterfield is busy getting back to her passion — art.

Construction on the future Bigfork branch of ImagineIF Libraries will continue, but ImagineIF Library Foundation Director Sara Busse said the group is grappling with a $400,000 shortfall due to an accounting error.

Located in Lakeside, the farm provides locally and organically grown flowers to the Flathead Valley.