Josh Margolis is a journalist based in Butte, Montana, writing for NBC Montana. He covers local news and events, with a focus on community issues, education, and infrastructure. Josh is dedicated to keeping the residents of Butte and the surrounding areas informed about the important stories that impact their lives.
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Josh Margolis' coverage primarily revolves around local news, community events, and government-related topics in Montana, particularly Butte. He frequently covers announcements from local government authorities and events happening in the area.
If you have expertise or a unique angle related to local governance, community events, infrastructure development, education policies, or crime issues specific to Montana or Butte that align with his coverage themes and topics covered such as Government & Politics; Sports; House & Home; Crime - these would likely be of interest to him. Additionally, if you have insights into seasonal activities or legal policy regulations affecting the region it may also grab his attention.
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BUTTE, Mont. — On Friday in Butte, the free world premiere of a film documenting an incredible journey across the Columbia River Basin will take place at the Original Mine Yard.
Now through Sunday in Butte, a massive replica of the Vietnam Memorial in Washington D.C. is on display for all to see.
In a game that went back and forth until the final play, the No. 21 Montana Tech Orediggers scored a touchdown with just 12 seconds left to prevail over No. 3 Georgetown (Ky.) in the season opener in Butte, 29-22.
BUTTE, Mont. — Two weeks ago, a small rally by a group of white supremacists on an overpass above the interstate behind me sparked outrage.
State senators held their first special legislative hearing on Tuesday to discuss the recent recount of Butte’s primary election.
An iconic statue of a copper king has returned to his granite perch on the campus of Montana Tech.Three months after being moved into secure storage due to unde
By: Josh Margolis
After months of delays, the Butte-Silver Bow Council of Commissioners approved a pair of contracts to provide for parking enforcement on the streets as well as the Park Street garage.
By: Josh Margolis
BUTTE, Mont. — The Butte community is coming together after a $6,000 generator was stolen from a food truck used to provide jobs to those with developmental disabilities.
BUTTE, Mont. — The iconic Mother Lode Theatre in the Mining City has turned 100 years old but looks good as new thanks to upgrades.
A Butte daycare director fears the worst when it comes to the future of her business due to the state not giving contracts to Butte 4-C's.
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