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Butte youth walk to school with Montana Tech athletes (opens the original)
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BUTTE, Mont. — Elementary students in Butte were provided a lasting memory with Montana Tech athletes on their way to school. The annual Walk to School with the Orediggers Day took place Wednesday morning at the eight area elementary schools, where hundreds of students and dozens of Montana Tech student athletes formed walking buses on their way to school. This event allows area youth to connect with collegiate athletes they admire, creating bonds and friendships that go beyond sports. “It means
Washoe Theatre marquee lights up Anaconda night sky once again (opens the original)
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ANACONDA, Mont. — An iconic marquee is lighting up the night sky in Anaconda for the first time in decades. The Washoe celebrated its 90th anniversary Thursday night with a big party featuring a showing of the 1936 film The Texas Rangers. That’s the first movie shown at the theatre, 90 years to the day from Thursday. The party at the Washoe on Thursday also featured a raffle, and free popcorn, soda, cake. And, of course, the full relighting of the Washoe’s marquee for the first time since the 19
Billings runners victorious at Butte Invite (opens the original)
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It was a dominant day for runners representing Billings at Thursday afternoon’s Butte Invite cross country meet at Stodden Park. In the men’s 8k race, Caleb Tomac of Rocky Mountain took first, with his Battlin’ Bears teammates also placing third, fourth, fifth, and sixth. Logan Milek of MSU-Billings earned second place. “Cross has never been my strong suit; I’m more of a track guy. But this year I’m really looking to get it down. So, running (26:10.04) at Butte is more than I could ask for,” sai
Amazing America: Washoe Theatre celebrates 90th anniversary with neon marquee restoration (opens the original)
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ANACONDA, Mont. — For decades, the Lussy family has cared for the historic Washoe Theatre in downtown Anaconda, a nearly 1,000-seat art deco palace that shows new movies nightly. “I’m born and raised here in Anaconda and have worked here most of my life. Started in middle school and I took over when my father passed away in 1988, and I’ve been running it since then,” said Washoe Theatre owner and manager Jerry Lussy. “My great grandmother was an original investor and one of the officers, and my
Markers honoring military families unveiled in Butte (opens the original)
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BUTTE, Mont. — Military families of those serving or who made the ultimate sacrifice received a large reminder on Tuesday in Butte that their loved ones will never be forgotten. Memorial markers honoring Gold, Blue, and Green Star families were unveiled Tuesday afternoon at Stodden Park. The project was a multi-year effort led by the Butte Garden Club, recognizing families who have had a military member die in the line of duty, have a family member who is currently serving, or have had a family
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