Good morning, Helena.

The YWCA hosted its annual Rise and Shine Benefit Breakfast on Wednesday morning, drawing more than 400 community members & sharing stories of recovery and resilience as the nonprofit works to raise $100,000 and received a new grant plus a $17,000 donation to support its services.

Family Promise celebrated the near completion of its 16-room shelter designed for children and families at risk of homelessness in Helena; construction will finish soon (final touches pending).

Raven’s Feather Productions debuts a dark comedy — a Gothic romance twist — at Helena Avenue Theatre, where the play runs through Sunday.

Audiences will enjoy a fresh take on eerie humor at this local venue.

The Capital Complex Advisory Council voted 8-1 Tuesday to demolish the former Governor’s Residence at 2 Carson Street and turn it into green space as high restoration costs mounted.

Officials said public updates will come once the project moves forward (no demolition date is set).

The Capitol Complex Advisory Council voted Tuesday to replace the 15 ft, 2200 lb Montana statue from the Capitol dome after rust and cracking made refurbishment unreliable.

A new replica, costing $790,000, will feature a stainless steel frame and molded copper overlay while the original joins the state historical collection.

Helena's Spring Art Walk

Helena's Spring Art Walk: Visit 100+ artists in-person, on display at more than 40 business hosts from 4 - 8pm. Start by picking up your map at Omerta Arts to win prizes, see two great new exhibitions, real artist studios, live music, BBQ + ice cream, then shuttle to the library and wander back (800 Front St.)