It’s a regular Tuesday night at East Helena’s City Hall as the City Council discusses the latest police reports, the need for new trash trucks, and the necessities of small town governance.
Suddenly, a quiet ripple passes through the room. Eyes turn to the entrance, where a tabby cat with large white paws is peering through the doorway. “He’s back,” Mayor Kelly Harris sighs.
Standing up with the bemused air of someone who is used to the role of cat wrangler, Public Works director Kevin Ore strides towards the cat – who turns tail and streaks down the hall.
