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Illustrated with a "to-do" list through the eyes of a child, "Every Brilliant Thing" works to connect the dots to a family's needs and dynamics. Furthermore, the production leads the way for children to realize they are not alone in their thoughts and that help is available for any problems, issues, and struggles they may face. This informative and must-see performance runs February 10th, 11th & 12th at the UM-Western Beier Auditorium (710 South Atlantic Street in Dillon). Both matinee and evening shows are available, with a special performance for school groups on Friday, February 10th. For more details, call (406) 300-1330 or (406) 683-7038 or PURCHASE TICKETS HERE. Prices are $15 for general admission, $10 for seniors, military, and youth, and FREE for UMW students. In addition to the performances, artwork and poetry reflecting mental health awareness will be exhibited on stage and in the lobby before the show. A mental health clinician and UMW peer educator will also be on-site to offer support at all performances.

Well, it's the end of an era, dear viewers. Sniff, sniff. The end to giving your parents, your adult children, cousin Joey on dad's side, and Aunt Jean your Netflix password! Well, without accruing additional fees, that is. Talk of the takedown was first revealed by the streaming giant last spring. Now, the cat is out of the bag, and Netflix customers could see changes to their accounts as early as next month! As shared by Mashable online, the company believes they will initially lose some customers who go into shock over the change to "paid sharing" but that those same customers will hopefully come back. In contrast, new customers won't be phased by the change one bit.

Laura Rosenleaf and 8th grader Cadence Graham had 11 points each and senior forward Emmarie Richards added 10 as the Butte High Bulldogs beat Glacier High out of Kalispell 49-35 at Ross J. Richardson Gymnasium at Butte High School.

Back to the broken record for a moment, the Men’s Frontier Conference is incredibly competitive. It was yet another night of every home team hanging the ‘W’.

The ‘Wild Frontier’ certainly lived up to its billing last night. On the women’s side, the top 3 teams ran away with their respective games. Rocky took down Providence at home 61-44, Carroll stormed into the Armory and rolled Northern 59-36, and last but not least, the Bulldogs of UM Western put together a solid 40 minutes in Butte to walk away with a 71-47 win.

Forester Jocelyn Dodge offers safety tips to Southwest Montana sportsmen and women.

The Western AA Divisional Wrestling Tournament is here in the Mining City Today and Saturday. The Butte Civic Center will host the 2-day event for both boys and girls. Matches will start at 2 pm Friday, and then at 11 am on Saturday.

The Billings airport temporarily grounded flights this afternoon and a USAF KC-10A repeatedly circled the skies above south central Montana today, while residents are wondering what in the heck we saw.

Many businesses and facilities in the community are instrumental in providing CPR classes to the masses year-round. Deemed American Heart Month, February is no exception as establishments in the area will offer CPR classes at both the Copper King Hotel on February 15th, sponsored by Butteauto.com, and at Butte 4C's in Uptown Butte on February 21st. CPR or cardiopulmonary resuscitation is the aspect of combining chest compressions over the heart while providing rescue breathing, better known as mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. Performing CPR for a cardiac arrest victim can be a matter of life or death. It is estimated that CPR can triple the chances of survival following cardiac arrest by providing oxygen-rich blood to the brain. (CPR below)

On Thursday night, the Montana Tech Orediggers beat Montana-Western 86-61 in Frontier Conference Men's Basketball.

Senior forward Brynley Fitzgerald had 26 points and Montana-Western used a 15-4 mid first-half run to propel the Bulldogs to a 71-47 Frontier Conference victory over the Montana Tech Orediggers Thursday night at Kelvin Sampson Court.

In what ways do you think we should observe Black History Month? You may be a history buff who loves to read and theologize the nature of topics, or your way to pay tribute is through social media. Another sure way to get insight into the importance of Black History Month is to engage in movies that honor or provide a history and sociology lesson, so to speak, on the real issues African-Americans have faced for decades. If the latter sounds doable, check out this list of movies during Black History Month and any time of the year.