Good morning, Butte.

Recover Out Loud, a Butte-based brand selling custom sober celebration apparel, is nearly opening its Uptown storefront — designed as an interactive and inclusive space for recovery — and will join the upcoming St. Patrick's Day parade to collect donations.

Montana's Aaron Flint met with Ag Secretary Brooke Rollins at the White House the day after the State of the Union, where she explained that 15 new trade deals and more planned agreements will help lower rising input prices for farmers (easing their cost pressures).

Walmart’s Great Value cottage cheese is under recall due to pasteurization errors detected between Feb.

17 and Feb. 20 in stores, including locations here—shoppers should check the packaging and return the product if it matches the recall notice, as no illnesses have been reported.

Tournament visitors can enjoy Butte’s local eats this weekend as Pork Chop John's on Harrison Avenue serves its famed pork chop sandwich + Freeway Tavern on South Montana Street offers the signature Wop Chop sandwich, while HP2 Cafe, Hangin 5, Casagranda’s Steakhouse, and Metals Sports Bar and Grill add more choices.

Local restaurants are offering 50% off vouchers this weekend for select eateries including Jordi's Cantina, 3B Bagel Company, Copper City Coffee, and The Hitchin Post, with The Local at I-15 Hub debuting its offer today.

Vouchers are extremely limited so diners should act fast.

2026 Butte St. Patrick's Day Parade

12-6 p.m. — KBMF-LP 102.5FM — Free entry — Celebrate Irish culture through a festive parade in the heart of Butte.