Marian Davidson is an evening anchor for KTVH. With a diverse background in journalism, she covers a range of topics including law enforcement technology, the construction industry, and agriculture, often focusing on regional interests and world news. Marian has been featured in various outlets including KBZK Communications, KRTV Communications, and Scripps Montana/MTN.
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Marian Davidson's coverage primarily focuses on local news in Helena and Montana, with an emphasis on government announcements, citing data, expert commentary, and press releases. The themes covered include culture & society, sustainability, and food & beverage.
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The city of Townsend is getting ready to bring its new water tower online in August, but first, it needs to be tested.
By: Marian Davidson
City officials recommend installing a pressure regulating valve to protect plumbing from potential issues caused by higher water pressure, but that can be pricey. The Rotary Club of Townsend and Townsend Hardware have stepped up to ease the cost burden on residents struggling to afford the potential fix.
By: Marian Davidson
HELENA — MTN viewers Eric and John asked if it's true there are plans to build a Barnes & Noble in Helena. Here's what we found out.
By: Marian Davidson
EAST HELENA — Customers of a longtime East Helena business have noticed a concerning change. High Plains Sheepskin has been around for more than four decades—selling sheepskin goods, including slippers popular in the Helena area and beyond. But starting several months ago, customer orders started go unfulfilled.
By: Marian Davidson
HELENA — It is roadwork season in Montana, and one project in Helena is aimed not just at vehicles, but at pedestrians too. MTN viewers Kristi, Jean and Mick all asked what is going on along N. Montana Ave. by the Capitol building.
By: Marian Davidson
HELENA — The Montana Department of Justice is cracking down on crime that could impact those in the market for a new car—vehicle theft and fraud.
Before the bleachers fill up, before the livestock arrive, before the action takes place on the dirt, there is a lot that happens behind the scenes to make the East Helena Rodeo happen every year.
By: Marian Davidson
BASIN — After a year of empty classrooms and empty halls, Basin Elementary School is getting ready to welcome students back for the coming academic year.
HELENA — There has been construction activity across from Costco in Helena. Viewers Lindsay, Heidi, Jason and Brian all asked about a wood-framed building going up on the corner of Cromwell Dixon Ln. and Washington St.—what is it? MTN found out it's just one of several businesses planned for the area.
HELENA — Linemen do a lot to keep your power on, from long hours in rough weather, to traveling across the country. On Saturday, the tradesmen will put their skills on display at the 33rd annual Montana Lineman's Rodeo in Townsend.
