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East Helena Vigilantes Return to Class A Semifinals
The East Helena Vigilantes football team secured their second consecutive trip to the Class A semifinals after a dominant 41-20 quarterfinal victory over Whitefish. With an 8-1 record, first-year head coach JD Ferris credits the dedication and progression of his senior class for their continued success.
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Montana Tech Turkey Trot seeks volunteers and participants for second annual event
BUTTE, Mont. — Montana Tech students are seeking volunteers and participants for the second annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot, benefiting the Butte Food Bank. The event, organized by Montana Tech's American Society of Safety Professionals student chapter, will take place Thursday, Nov. 26, at the Three Bears parking lot on Blacktail Loop in Butte.
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Special Olympics basketball tournament begins with lively opening ceremony
From Miles City to Whitefish, Ninepipe to Sidney, athletes and coaches converged on the Butte Civic Center for the kickoff of a three-day party of inclusion and competition with record-breaking attendance. "I'm just happy to do my best and lead my other teammates to the best of my ability," said...
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Help Me Ben: Navigating shipping troubles during the holiday season
BUTTE, Mont. — Checking your porch every day to see if that package has finally arrived can be tough. But as it turns out, getting that package shipped out in the first place may be even tougher, due to dwindling shipping resources for residents and businesses alike. For an example, see the Butte Copper Company. The family-owned store has been operating since 1973, selling custom copper wares, jewelry, and memorabilia seven days a week. Owner/operator Jailee Coyne estimates that online sales make up about a third of their business. But the process of sending out those online orders in a timely manner has become a challenge, as shipping resources have become scarce across the Mining City. In the past year, both the UPS Store on Harrison Avenue and the FedEx Ship Center at the south end of Butte have closed their doors—places that the Butte Copper Company and others relied on daily. “Before, we had the UPS Store, we could drop off,” Coyne said. “We had certain hours that we knew we could drop off down there. They would take any package. That was our place to go. But then that closed, so it’s like, oh my gosh, can we