Come Home to Better! Mountain View Meadows: Spring into Summer 2025

Spring into Summer 2025

Believe in Better:

Owners Take Pride in Their Homes

It’s often quoted “The Pride of Home Ownership” but “Owners Who Take Pride in Their Homes” is key to maintaining home values and creating beautiful communities. Taking pride in home ownership means work. It takes time and requires budgeting for general maintenance and unexpected repairs. It means weeding, mowing the lawn, regular upkeep and hiring painters and other professionals when needed. The payoff comes when you step outside your door or you pull up to your home after a long day of work to a beautifully, well-maintained home. And coming home to a welcoming neighborhood where others see the benefit of living in a great community tells you it’s all worth it. The first day after the rain stopped, folks at Mountain View Meadows were out in full force tackling the weeds and tall grass, planting new bushes and trees and setting vases full of gorgeous flowers on porches and decks. It’s wonderful to live in a neighborhood where owners take pride in their homes. And you’ll be hard-pressed to find a better example in Helena than the homeowners at Mountain View Meadows.

Building a Better Community:

Celebrating the 4th at

Mountain View Park

In 2014, for the first time ever, a new, fully-developed 5+ acre city park was donated to the City of Helena in a fun-filled celebration kicked-off by the first ever Kids Push, Pull & Pedal Parade. An official ceremony followed in the new park pavilion with then Mayor Jim Smith and Parks Staff Amy Teegarden & Craig Marr accepting the gift from Mountain View Meadows Developer Mark Runkle and his wife, Director of Design, Rebecca Ryland. Afterwards, the Interagency Committee for Change by Women sponsored old-fashioned kids games on the lawn; Real Estate of Montana and Chicago Title (now Flying S Title) sponsored a hot-dog eating contest; and the HBIA sponsored a V.I.P. Horseshoe Tourney on the new regulation horseshoe pits. The Last Chance Tennis Association held Tennis Games on the tennis court while others played basketball on the basketball court. And throughout the evening kids of all ages climbed, slid and swung in the new state-of-the-art playground. The day was so much fun that Mark and Rebecca decided to make the family-oriented activities an annual event sponsoring the first 4th of July Community Celebration the very next year—and it’s been going ever since! Activities for the 2025 4th of July Community Celebration include a basketball free-throw competition and a sidewalk-art competition in the afternoon. Evening activities kick off at 6:00 with the ever-favorite Kids Push, Pull & Pedal Parade in which kids decorate their bikes, scooters, wagons, wheel-barrows – any non-motorized vehicle – dress in costume and parade around the park vying for a $100 Grand Prize award! Two-person teams are invited to sign up for the Friendly Horseshoe Tourney while bounce houses & live music by “Off the Grid” will provide free entertainment throughout the evening. Come join the fun Friday, July 4th at Mountain View Park where you can enjoy great food from local food vendors and picnicking on the lawn till 10 PM. Sponsors include Mountain View Meadows, LLC, the Mountain View Meadows HOA, Sierra Custom Homes, Weatherall Builders, Stahly Engineering, Sarah Gebhardt Realty, Gebhardt Development, and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Montana. All activities are free and open to the public. For additional information email event coordinator, April Kortz at April.mvm@hotmail.com or call 406.431.7680.

On Topic:

Property Tax Relief?

Home owners in Montana welcome any break they can get on rising property taxes. So, in June, keep your eyes peeled for a postcard from the Montana Department of Revenue with instructions on filing for your property tax rebate. If you paid $250 in property taxes on your principal Montana residence in 2024, you are eligible for a $250 rebate and if you paid $1200, you’ll receive $400. That’s better than a sharp stick in the eye.

To qualify for the Property Tax Rebate, Montana taxpayers must have owned and lived in an eligible residence for at least seven months and been billed and paid property taxes on their principal residence in 2024. Residences held by entities like LLCs or corporations are not eligible. The filing window for the 2024 rebates will be August 15 to October 1, 2025. No further claims will be accepted after the deadline.

A different take on property tax relief for Montana residents lays ahead. During periods of higher inflation, Republican and Democratic Governors in Montana have used their powers to freeze or reduce real estate taxes. Montana Governor Greg Gianforte chose instead to address rising property taxes through legislation developed by House Appropriations Chair Llew Jones. The basic concept of the legislation: higher taxes on secondary homes; lower taxes on primary homes.

As reported in a recent story by Eric Dietrich of the Montana Free Press, proponents of the legislation, which broke into two separate bills, argued “It’s fair to raise taxes on second homes because those properties are in many cases owned by out-of-state residents who don’t necessarily pay for public services by filing Montana income taxes.” Both bills passed with bi-partisan support and were signed into law in May.

According to projections from the Montana Department of Revenue, the legislation could lower average homeowner taxes 18% when it takes effect in 2026 — while raising bills for second homes and Airbnb-style short-term rentals by a whopping 68%.

“The exact impact on individual homeowners will depend on a variety of factors, including the value of their specific property, the composition of their local tax bases, and how the cities, counties and school districts they reside in are setting budgets,” said Dietrich.

Coming up, homeowners will have an opportunity to see how the new tax laws play out. In the interim, if you paid 2024 taxes on your eligible property, be sure to apply early for your tax rebate. Information can be found at https://revenue.mt.gov/taxes/property-tax-rebate. MTpropertyTaxHelp.com also provides information on programs that offer property tax relief. There you can download flyers and graphics to help spread the word about these programs.

Benefits and Updates:

MOUNTAIN VIEW MEADOWS

1. CORN HOLE BOARDS! Soon to be delivered to Milo Park, two new sets of corn hole boards. Daily-use bags will be made available at the park along with regulation bags that can be signed out at the office. This is an exciting addition for recreational activities at Mountain View Meadows. Enjoy the play at the new Milo Park in The Uplands neighborhood.

2. SUBMIT YOUR DESIGN FOR A MILO PARK PLANTING BED: The new Milo Park in the Uplands neighborhood has two planting bed areas. Each will eventually have an arbor over the walkway. But to get started, the HOA invites you to create your own Garden Committee to submit a design for one (or both) of the planting beds. If your design is accepted, the HOA will provide you with funds to carry out your design. For more information, email risland05@yahoo.com or text 406.431.7680.

3. YOUR CHANCE TO GET INVOLVED! In less than a month, visitors throughout the Helena area will join us at Mountain View Park for the annual 4th of July Community Celebration. Now is the time to sign up to share in the fun! Have a couple hours to give? Email April.mvm@hotmail.com.

4. SIGN-UP FOR 4TH OF JULY ACTIVITIES: Keep an eye out for email sign-ups for 4th of July games and competitions including the Kids Push Pull and Pedal Parade, the Chalk Up the Block Art Competition and Display, the Friendly Horseshoe Tourney and the Basketball Best of 10 Free-throw competition. This year, the Best of 10 will feature 6 age categories including one for older teens and adults. All activities are free and open to the public so share the email with families and friends. Ask them to pass it on. The more the merrier!

5. CHECK OUT HORSESHOES: Want to play horseshoes at Mountain View Park, but don’t have horseshoes to play? You can check them out for free at the MVM office located at 431 S. Alice St. And remember to sign up to play at the 10th annual 4th of July Community Celebration. You might just win a cash prize while having a whole lot of fun!

6. CONTROL YOUR DOGS: …And clean up their poop! Walk your dogs in undeveloped areas to do their business. Avoid letting your dogs use landscaped areas, including boulevards, for their private use. Always clean up the poop no matter where you walk. Forgot a bag? Pick one up at any one of the many dog stations spread throughout the neighborhoods. Keep our sidewalks and trails clean and safe for kids. They use them, too.

New Homes For Sale:

Plans to Build and Build to Suit

Pricing for new single-family homes and condos at Mountain View Meadows if not shown may be available upon request. Not all available homes and condos are included below. To learn more about your favorite home or for a complete list of plans under construction call the Mountain View Meadows Sales and Information Center at 406-449-0800 for an appointment or stop by our office anytime during regular business hours. And remember, realtors are always welcome!

Homes at Mountain View Meadows

2762 Lone Chief: “The Bannock XL”. 1875 SF with a 3-car garage? What more could you want? How about a main floor guest room/office and three large upstairs bedrooms with amazing views? Even the huge laundry room has a view! Neutral colors throughout will compliment all your furnishings. You’ll find lots of upgrade features from 9’ ceilings on the main floor and soft-close cabinets and drawers to a tiled walk-in shower and tiled wet areas. And wait till you see the driveway! Enough room to park your RV AND your boat all summer! All that plus a large 10,500 SF lot with city of Helena sewer and water, curb-side garbage pick-up and police and fire protection. You can make this home a dream come true! Buy now while there’s still time to choose your exterior colors. Call Anna Havranek today at 406-438-1141 to tour this beautiful new home ready for move-in! Located in the new Peaks neighborhood in the much-sought after Mountain View Meadows community complete with parks, paved trails and open space. MLS#30044239. Priced at $534,900.

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2919 Adam Run: “The Outlaw”. Want to live large for less? Check out the 3BD/2BA Outlaw floorplan, then get ready to tour this 1445 SF single-story home to see just how big it feels inside. Under construction but it won’t last long. Buy at $449K before listed and save! Beautiful granite countertops throughout. Owners suite features a vaulted ceiling, tiled walk-in shower, double vanity and walk-in closet. You’ll love the huge kitchen island, soft-close cabinets and drawers, pantry and covered outdoor deck off the café. Weatherall Builders is well-known at Mountain View Meadows for exceptional quality and customer service. Call for an appointment today. 406-431-7680.

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2925 Adam Run: “Generation 2 Pioneer”. A 2BD/2BA Pioneer designed for those of you needing less square footage but wanting personal comfort. At nearly 1300 SF, this single-story home offers affordable upscale living featuring granite countertops, soft-close cabinets, pantry, double vanity, walk-in tiled shower, large laundry room with sink and cabinets, vaulted ceilings, AC and an attached 2-car garage. Buy now at $425K and get $5K towards closing costs. But only through June! For additional information, stop by the Mountain View Meadows office at 431 S. Alice St. or call 406-431-7680.

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2746 Lone Chief Loop: “The Teton”. A Gorgeous, brand new 1925 SF 2-story with both a downstairs living/dining area and upstairs family/TV room. This 3 BD/2.5 BA plan with a dedicated office or guest bedroom is ready now in the new Peaks neighborhood at Mountain View Meadows where you’ll find room to roam! Enjoy a walk around the loop to take in all the beautiful views in the area. The Teton comes with the upscale finishes you expect in a Weatherall home. Available now! Call Anna at 406-438-1141 while there’s still time to select your exterior colors. MLS#30041207. $519,900.

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2765 Crow Peak Ave: “The Wolf”. 1801 SF 3BD/2BA ranch style nearly completed and available to tour. Expect all the upscale finishes you’ve come to appreciate in a Sierra Custom Home. Call 406-431-7680 or stop by the Sales & Info office at 431 S. Alice St. where you can get a copy of the design booklet with details on colors, cabinetry, countertops and more. Priced at $574,900K.

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2912 Adam Run: “The Deputy”. Just underway, but not too early to claim for your own! Stop by the Mountain View Meadows office to explore your options on this 3BD/2BA, 1644 SF Sierra Custom Home. Boasting all the upscale finishes and design details you deserve, the Deputy features a premium owners suite, fireplace, Z-Line appliances, large kitchen island, covered deck, beautiful craftsman details and an attached 2-car garage. Seriously interested? We’ll get you the price. Call 406-431-7680.

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2948 Adam Run: “The Explorer”. You won’t want to miss out on this lovely single-story 3BD/2BA, 1713 SF Weatherall Builders gem-of-a-home design with upscale finishes throughout. Situated on a corner lot, you’ll enjoy outstanding views of the mountains from the side picture window to the east while taking in more views to the north from the rear covered deck and owners suite. The open floorplan and high ceilings create exceptional volume with a truly luxurious feel. Now under roof, we can get you inside after hours or Sundays so call us today for an appointment at 431-7680. $539,900.

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2933 Travis: “The Barrister”. With 4 beds and 3 baths, this 1910 SF Sierra Custom home will provide you with a room for every need. Under construction now and priced under $510K! On city sewer and water and just blocks from the best family park in Helena, you’ll want to take a tour today of the Mountain View Meadows community to see for yourself why location matters when it comes to outstanding home values. For additional information on this 2-story home featuring a main floor bedroom perfect for a mother-in-law suite or private ensuite office, call 406-431-7680. You’ll be glad you did!

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2822, 2824, 2826, 2830 Berwin St.: New 2-story cottage homes by McCall Homes ranging in size from 1370 SF to 1530 SF and priced from $399,950 to $421,390. Built on compact city lots, you’ll enjoy great views from the upstairs bedrooms and appreciate the included UG water system, landscaping, privacy fence between homes and an attached two-car garage. For floorplans or to take a tour, call Greg at 406-719-1330.

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2933 Adam Run Ave: “The Side-kick”. A new 1255 SF home under construction ready for summer move-in. This 2BD/2BA home features a great owners’ suite with upscale finishes throughout including beautiful granite countertops, soft-close birch cabinets, stainless steel appliances, walk-in tiled shower, vaulted ceilings, AC and an attached 2-car garage. Start your Spring with a plan in hand laying claim to this new Weatherall home in Phase 8 of Craftsman Village at Mountain View Meadows. Pricing available soon in the $400K range. Call 406-431-7680 to learn more.

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2769 Crow Peak Ave: “The Big Sky”. 2192 SF; 3BD/2.5 BA with outstanding views! You’ll enjoy star-gazing over the Eklhorns in style from your private balcony off the owner’s suite and entertain friends on the lower patio off the 17’ x 40’ great room. Wouldn’t you love both a soaking tub and tiled walk-in shower? How about a first-floor office? A sink in the laundry room? Maybe an awesome entry way with a 16’ ceiling? Then this is the home for you! A definite must-see, call Stephanie at 406-672-5479 or stop by the Mountain View Meadows office at 431 S. Alice St. for a tour of this new Sierra Custom Home ready for move-in. MLS#30036702. $624,900.

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2773 Crow Peak Ave: “The Big Horn”. 1925 SF of single-level living that will absolutely wow you with style! A brand new floorplan by Sierra Custom Homes, this 3BD/2BA home features a dedicated dining room directly off the kitchen along with a smaller café with sliding glass doors leading to a covered rear porch with incredible views. Don’t need a dining room? Turn the space into your private office or sitting room. The spacious great room features a gas fireplace with plenty of room for your bookshelves and display cases on either side. The kitchen offers lots of cabinetry, a walk-in pantry and large kitchen island where you can hang with friends while cooking dinner. You’ll appreciate, too, the small amenities like a laundry room sink and a garage heater. Enjoy the convenience of City of Helena sewer and water services and police and fire protection and access to paved hiking and open trails. Well under construction and available for touring. $597,000. Call Rebecca at 406-431-7680 for a tour of lots where you can build your own "Big Horn".

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2750 Lone Chief Loop: “The Lookout”. $444,900 and Ready for Move-in! This lovely 3BD/2BA single-story home is designed to maximize livability while minimizing strains on your budget. At 1400 SF, The Lookout lives large with all the conveniences of a bigger home. The Lookout features quartz countertops, soft-close cabinets and a big kitchen island along with tiled wet areas, tiled walk-in shower, double vanity/walk-in closet in the owner’s suite, an attached 2-car garage and AC. You’ll enjoy morning coffee on your covered front porch and entertain guests on your covered rear patio. Call Anna Havranek today before somebody beats you to it. 406-438-1141.

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Condos at Mountain View Meadows

2968 Vista View: 1687 SF Single-Level 3BD/2BA Condo. Upscale single-level condo with all the features you expect in quality living. Granite countertops, tiled baths and laundry, 10’ tray ceilings in great room and primary bedroom, tiled walk-in shower, linen closet, double vanity, walk-in closet, raised breakfast bar, pantry, stainless steel appliances, soft-close cabinets, covered outdoor living space off dining area, front entry closet, front porch views and attached 2-car garage. Flex room with southern light perfect for office or third bedroom. Extras include laundry room cabinets and sink, 9’ walls, ceiling fan, additional storage and easy access to mechanicals. This home provides the luxury you need to live large and comfortable with zero yard maintenance. Enjoy the lifestyle you’ve always wanted. Call now!

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2958 Vista View: 1845 SF Single-Level, 3D/2BA upscale condo. Luxury without all that maintenance! You won’t even notice you’re living in a condo other than you won’t spend your weekends mowing and weeding. This gorgeous single-level, 3BD/2BA home features 10’ tray ceilings in the great room and owner’s suite, 9’ walls throughout, granite countertops, soft-close cabinets, raised breakfast bar, double vanity, walk-in tiled shower, sink and cabinets in laundry room, and a huge, and I mean huge walk-in pantry. You’ll enjoy dedicated space for your dining table and chairs without encroaching on your great room with its big windows and sliding glass door leading onto a 10’ x 16’ covered deck looking out on open space. Make your move today! Call Danielle at 406-461-9748 for more info.

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2952 & 2954 Vista View: 1334 SF Single-Level, 2BD/2BA Condos. These popular Aspen View Phase II condos with their covered outdoor living space and attached 2-car garage are just about ready for move in. Laminate flooring, tiled baths and laundry, granite countertops and soft-close cabinets are just a few of the upscale features you’ll enjoy in your new, nearly maintenance-free condo. Low monthly dues of $180 cover landscape and exterior building maintenance, sidewalk and street snow removal, exterior building insurance and contributions to shared amenities. It’s 2025 -- time to make the move to your brand new condo! For more info call Danielle at 406-461-9748. Please note that condos may not be rented.

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Lots With Views You Can't Lose

1 ACRE CITY LOTS WITH UNOBSTRUCTED MOUNTAIN VIEWS! Wouldn’t you love an amazing mountain view? But then, you also want the convenience of Helena city services? Hard to find? Not at Mountain View Meadows! Stop by for a tour of these awesome lots and we'll explore what it takes to build your custom dream home with mountain views you can't lose. Call 406-431-7680 today to schedule an appointment.

PEAKS EDGE: Lots 2, 7, & 9: Ranging in size from .71 acre to 1 acre, these estate-size city lots provide unbeatable views across the Helena Valley to the Big Belts. Peaks Edge homes backing onto open space require a 3000 SF minimum footprint with upgraded roofs and professionally designed landscaping. Expect the best when you build your new custom home on Peaks Edge!

UPPER PEAKS: Lots 10-27: 12,000 SF to over 22,000 SF. Walk-outs, flat lots and most with awesome views of the Elkhorns. Lot prices range from $114,000 to $170,000. Choose your lot now and start building this spring. Covenants and Design Standards apply.

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The Best in Our

Neighborhood:

2025 Neighbor

of the Year Award Winner

Susan Kirley accepted this year’s Neighbor of the Year Award in May claiming everyone on the Welcoming Committee deserved the same recognition. That could be true, but it takes a special person to kick start a successful volunteer program. Mountain View Meadows, LLC extends a welcome basket filled with goodies and important information to all newly constructed home buyers. However, there was a group of new neighbors left out—buyers of previously-owned homes. It was Susan who stepped forward to fill the gap. Susan put together a team made up of friends Phyllis Michelson and Christie Aldrich to create gift baskets filled with home-made goodies to welcome buyers of previously-owned homes to the neighborhood. She continued heading the committee for the next two years then trained two new members, Dawn Braach and Freddie Haab-Fiedler to take over. Since 2022, the group has welcomed over 80 new neighbors. Wow! Yes, every volunteer on the Welcoming Committee deserves our appreciation. But we send a well-deserved “Best in Our Neighborhood” shout out to Susan Kirley for her well-deserved Neighbor of the Year Award.

Welcome to the Neighborhood

Patrick & Doreen Wyse

Are delighted with their brand new single-level condo by Weatherall Builders.

Richard & Sheralyn Marble

Have settled in to their charming Sierra Custom Home in Aspen Park.

JoAnn Lawrence

Loves her custom single-level condo in Aspen View II.

Melanie Stecher

Is enjoying her brand new single-level home.

Tony & Teri Kolnik

Have moved into their stunning dream home in The Upper Peaks neighborhood.

Derrek & Janene Shepherd

Are thrilled with their beautiful new home in The Peaks neighborhood with amazing views of the Elkhorn mountains.

Keri Upham

Is delighted with her modern condo by Weatherall Builders.

Trudy Powers

Is getting settled into her lovely Sierra Custom Home.

Sheldon & Brittany Voss

Just closed on their gorgeous upscale home in Craftsman Village Phase 8.

Congratulations! And Welcome

to the Neighborhood!

Fun & Fitness

Spring Cleaning

“Who knew vacuuming could double as self-care?” wrote Kirsten Nunez in her May 13 story on RealSimple.com. “After a long winter, the first few weeks of warmth and sunshine can feel like a dream,” said Nunez. “It can also jumpstart seasonal tasks, such as seed starting, vacation planning, and of course—our favorite—deep cleaning!” But according to health experts, it can actually help your well-being, too. Kirsten goes on to share what the experts say are 6 surprising health benefits of spring cleaning:

REDUCES ALLERGEN EXPOSURE. Spring is marked by an uptick of pollen, which can sneak its way into the house via clothes, shoes, and open windows. This can worsen allergy symptoms like congestion, sneezing, and itchy eyes. Spring comes on the heels of winter, a season that prompts many of us to close up windows due to cold weather. This can contribute to the buildup of allergens (think dust mites, pet dander, mold, mildew, fireplace residue, and cockroach dander), but spring cleaning can help lower their levels. As Dr. William Woo, MD, family medicine physician notes, cleaning and decluttering can significantly minimize exposure to allergens, which would otherwise trigger respiratory issues and allergies.

IMPROVES INDOOR AIR QUALITY. Spring cleaning can decrease dust and pollutants, thereby improving indoor air quality, says Dr. Kirk Sperber, MD, allergist and immunologist. “Open windows before, during, and after cleaning, and use fans to circulate air to remove fumes [from cleaning products],” says Sperber. “You should also check for mold, rodents, and insects that can negatively impact indoor air quality,” he adds. “This is crucial to do during any cleaning session, of course, but it’s worth performing a more detailed inspection for the new season ahead.”

INCREASES PHYSICAL ACTIVITY. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), adults should get at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity physical activity per week for optimal health. Cleaning counts toward those daily physical activity goals. Says Dr. Woo, “Cleaning tasks that require moderate-level activity include vacuuming, scrubbing floors and walls, dusting and wiping down surfaces, and cleaning windows.” Woo suggests playing music with a good beat to help you stay motivated and keep up the pace.

EASES MENTAL AND EMOTIONAL STRESS. Thinking about spring cleaning can be stressful, but getting it done paves the way for relaxation, especially when it comes to decluttering. “Clutter keeps your nervous system on edge—visually, mentally, and physically,” says Cheryl Groskopf, marriage and family therapist. “It’s not just ‘a mess,’ it’s a bunch of micro-reminders of everything you haven’t done yet.” But decluttering and cleaning reduce the incoming stress says Groskopf, helping regulate your body and mind to start the new season with ease.

PROMOTES BETTER SLEEP. As Keisha Saunders-Waldron, LCMHC, licensed professional counselor, notes, the state of our space directly impacts how the brain processes relaxation. “When our environments are chaotic, our minds often stay alert, even when we’re trying to rest,” she says. In contrast, a clean and organized space signals safety and calm to the nervous system, helping lower cortisol levels and promoting more restful sleep.

BOOSTS OPTIMISM. “Spring cleaning is symbolic of new beginnings,” Saunders-Waldron says. “The act of letting go—whether it’s [by] donating unused items or simply clearing out a drawer—can translate to an emotional release,” she adds. “It serves as a reminder that you have the ability to shift your surroundings (and ultimately, your mindset), which can foster a renewed sense of optimism, hope, and motivation.”

What’s the hardest part of spring cleaning? Getting started! But once you’re in the groove and you find yourself heading towards the finish line, you might find yourself enjoying the benefits, both physically and mentally. And when you’re finished, you can sit back, relax and reap the rewards of a job well done.

From

Mark & Rebecca

The End of

the Season

Mark and I missed the Spring Fling this year at the Peace Park to cheer on our grandson, Travis, at the Montana High School AA State Track Meet in Kalispell. We spend most of our time at Mountain View Meadows working with the City of Helena, engineers, builders, construction crews and our team members in the office to build the best community we can. Planning and supporting community events like the Spring Fling and the 4th of July Community Celebration are key to that mission, but once in awhile family comes first. We are so proud of Travis’s accomplishments. Travis follows in the footsteps of his older brother Adam as a stand-out runner at Helena High School. Travis qualified for State in four events: the 4 x 100 relay; the 200, the 400, and the 4 x 400… And he earned a place on the podium in all four races! We were so proud of the whole Helena High School track team and appreciated the opportunity to watch the kids do their very best at this season in their lives. We wish them all success in the years to come, especially to those, like Travis, who are graduating in June. One season may be ending, but there is much to look forward to. And here at Mountain View Meadows, we are excited to get ready for this summer’s 10th annual 4th of July Community Celebration. We hope to see you there.

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