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The Rumors Continue To Fly About A Chick-Fil-A Coming To Helena
Just the idea of another Chick-fil-A coming to Montana makes mouths water.
Currently, Montana has three Chick-fil-A locations, including Billings, Missoula, and Kalispell.
As the title of this article implies, the rumors continue to fly about Chick-fil-A moving to Helena.
I don't know about you, but the thought of this certainly exciting to me!
Chick-fil-A Helena Montana
If you've been to Helena recently, you've probably noticed a fence and construction materials on a vacant lot on Washington Street.
As of the time of this article, construction hasn't begun at this location.
This lack of construction has led to further speculation among Helena residents.
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What The City Of Helena Has To Say
Recent news reports have said that Helena's Community Development Department has indicated that Chick-fil-A still plans to open a Hell in a location.
According to city officials, Chick-fil-A has not contacted them to cancel its plans to develop a location in Helena.
Records show that Chick-fil-A holds an active building permit for the site.
The permit covers parking improvements, and the project has already incurred over $1,300 in fees.
What's next for Chick-fil-A In Montana
For now, the fate of the Helena Chick-fil-A remains a waiting game.
While official records and city officials suggest the project is still on track, the company's lack of visible progress and communication leaves room for uncertainty.
Well, make sure to keep an eye out and fill you in as soon as we know more!
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