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The Cinnamon Rolls At This Montana Mountain Bakery Are The Size Of Dinner Plates
Ever seen a cinnamon roll big enough to cover an entire dinner plate? Along a western Montana road trip, one oversized pastry can turn an ordinary fuel stop into the most memorable part of the drive. Would you really pass up a cinnamon roll so wide it takes both hands...
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Canyon Ferry Is Cooling Down, but the Bite Isn’t…
On September 2, 2026, Jonathan Miller reported that Canyon Ferry is experiencing early fall conditions, resulting in improved fishing opportunities. Walleye and rainbow trout are becoming more active with cooler nights. Popular techniques include bottom bouncing, jerkbaits, and trolling, with specific bait colors recommended for different areas of the lake.
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Homemade ice cream and pizza shop opens in Uptown Butte
BUTTE, Mont. — If you’re looking to eat local in the Mining City, don’t fret: there’s a brand-new rocking restaurant for ice cream and pizza in Uptown Butte, and just about everything is homemade. Black Dog Creamery has opened shop on East Galena Street, serving up...
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
The Walleye Are Moving and the Pike Are Hungry at Hauser
Hauser's fall fishing is heating up as walleye transition to rocky areas, responding well to jerkbaits and paddle tails. Trout are active near Spokane Bay, with successful catches reported using marbou jigs. Meanwhile, kokanee fishing remains elusive, and anglers are advised to consider leaders for hungry pike.
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Holter Fishing Update by Jonathan Miller with Capital Sports in Helena 8.31.26
Fishing at Holter shows promise as kokanee initiate seasonal shifts, averaging 2 to 5 pounds. Trolling with colorful dodgers and scented corn proves effective. Walleye are moving to drop-offs, responding to jerk baits. Perch fishing is inconsistent. Note, snagging season on the Regulating Reservoir opens September 1st.
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Dr. Sophia Etier Examines How Chinese Restaurants In Western Montana Preserved Cultural Identity Through Food And Adaptation
Dr. Sophia Etier is coming to the Butte Archives on September 9 to talk about how Chinese restaurants like the Pekin Noodle Parlor became safe spaces for cultural identity when discrimination ran deep in western Montana.
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Travelers’ Rest State Park kicks off September events with Lewis and Clark celebration
MISSOULA, Mont. — Travelers’ Rest State Park near Lolo has a full month of free events ahead, starting Saturday with a celebration of Lewis and Clark’s journey along the Lolo Trail. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and includes guided tours, hands-on history activities,...
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One Of Montana's Oldest Steakhouses Is A Hidden Gem Between Cities
LaHood Park Steakhouse in Cardwell, Montana, has been serving steaks since 1928 in a historic location along the Jefferson River. Steak is a staple in the cattle country of the West. Whether you're fueling up for Mount Rushmore at Rapid City, South Dakota's Delmonico Grill or unwinding after a Yellowstone hike with dinner at Cody, Wyoming's Trailhead, steak creates a culinary through line across the West. That sentiment holds up throughout the scenic state of Montana, but especially rings true at one historic restaurant — LaHood Park Steakhouse. The restaurant ranks as one of Montana's oldest steakhouses — thanks to nearly a century of business.
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Helena Area Reservoirs Fishing Report 8.31.26
Canyon Ferry, Hauser, and Holter reservoirs show varying fishing conditions. Walleyes are caught mainly with crankbaits and jigs in specific areas, while rainbows are found around deeper water and structures. Holter has good rainbow action with various fly techniques, and some kokanee are being caught near the Dam.
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World Museum of Mining to showcase Butte transportation history Sept. 12
MISSOULA, Mont. — The World Museum of Mining is inviting the community to explore more than a century of Butte transportation history during a special event Saturday, Sept. 12. “Halfway to St. Patrick’s Day: How Butte Moved, Transportation Through Time” will run from noon to 5 p.m. and feature...
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Rock The Ocelot Weekend At The Covellite Features Jesse The Ocelot Friday And Rock The Pit Saturday With Six Local Bands
Head to The Covellite on Broadway in Uptown Butte for a week of live performances starting Tuesday. Open mic, free movie night, a multiinstrumentalist from Bigfork, and a six-band rock showcase all happening this early September.
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Rock The Ocelot Weekend At The Covellite Features Jesse The Ocelot Friday And Rock The Pit Saturday With Six Local Bands
Head to The Covellite on Broadway in Uptown Butte for a week of live performances starting Tuesday. Open mic, free movie night, a multiinstrumentalist from Bigfork, and a six-band rock showcase all happening this early September.