Portrait photographer finds some friendly faces in Butte Portraits of women, newborns and toddlers adorn the walls of Eric Wordal’s photography studio in Uptown Butte.
Volunteers, donations are key to veterans transportation effort
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Montana grocery stores sold GREAT FALLS (AP) — Tidyman’s has found buyers for its County Market East in Great Falls and its Tidyman’s store in Kalispell, but will be closing Rimrock County Market in Billings later this month, company officials said.
Motorcyclist dies in hit-and-run
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Prep Starts
Anaconda High School volleyball tryouts will begin Monday, Aug. 14 at Memorial Gym.
Harvick wins at The Glen
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Israel OKs cease-fire JERUSALEM — Pummeling each other before an approaching cease-fire, Israel and Hezbollah launched renewed bombing and rocket strikes Sunday as the Israeli government endorsed a U.N. plan for an end to hostilities.
47 die in Baghdad blasts
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Something different? Try spanakopita
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Monday Matters: L&C; didn’t draw much attention The Lewis and Clark Bicentennial, once seen as the biggest tourist industry opportunity since, well, Lewis and Clark, is turning out to be a bust.
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High country fishing ANACONDA — Around 50 mountain lakes recently were freshly stocked with cutthroat trout to provide back-country anglers with plenty of good fishing opportunities, according to Washoe Hatchery manager Mark Sweeney.
Youngster catches new state record
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All that art and jazz PHILIPSBURG — Original art and lively jazz come to historic downtown Philipsburg on Sunday, Aug. 20, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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