Anaconda

We all love to hit our regular haunts, especially when everyone knows our name. However, there's one spot who employs someone you'd never guess...

There's a lot of talk going on about TikTok: it's potential ban, what that means for the American experience, and what that means for our values and culture. However, there's one big detail you may have missed, and it's here in Montana.

Montana has some great bowling alleys that serve as gathering places for people of all ages to enjoy themselves as they try to knock down those 10 pins.

The Butte Central Maroons second-ranked boys' basketball team is back in action this evening with a Southwest A conference tilt with the Corvallis Blue Devils at the Maroon Activities Center and from what we've seen in the early-going of conference play, every game is going to count.

The OPEN THEATRE PROJECT of Anaconda in conjunction with The Copper Village Museum and Arts Center and Anaconda Junior Senior High School of Anaconda will be presenting A MURDER OF CROWS by Mark Kenny on Oct 27, 28 and 29

Our neighbors in the Smelter City are gearing up for another Oktoberfest celebration and it's coming your way on Saturday, October 7. Discover Anaconda along with the folks from the Copper Village Museum and Arts Center have joined forces to put on what is going to be a fantastic celebration of food, music and, of course, beer.

Travellers and commuters on Interstates 15 and 90 in the Butte, Helena and Missoula areas will be affected by a high-tension median cable rail installation project that will begin in September.

AWARE in Anaconda is hosting Community Night at the Bighorn Bottle Shop and Wine Bar on Monday, August 8th from 5 to 7pm at 114 Main Street. During these hours, 10% of proceeds will go to benefit AWARE and their mission of providing mental health and developmental disabilities services to children and adults throughout Montana.

Nope, it's not Butte. But we discovered a pile of historical facts that all originated in this other important Montana town. When the town in question was to be platted, it's founder wanted to call it "Copperopolis".

One of the largest and best shows in Montana, Art in Washoe Park, returns July 21st through the 23rd. This is one of those events that everyone in Southwest Montana has circled on the calendar. It is truly an all-ages event, and there is something for everyone...