Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 22nd of April.
Good morning, Butte.
🏘️ Community
Air purifier loans are available again in Butte for wildfire season, with applications opening Monday, Apr.
27. Residents are encouraged to apply for a unit to boost indoor air quality during smoke events.
🎭 Culture
Silver Bow Drive-In reopens this Thursday (April 23) six miles south of Butte off Interstate 15 Exit 119, offering two screens with new-release films and affordable snacks as families and friends plan early arrivals for a nostalgic outdoor movie night.
The Montana Tech Band will hold its spring concert on Wednesday, Apr.
29 at 7:00 p.m. at the campus Auditorium, offering a 35-minute free event that features a medley from Stranger Things to Chicago — drawing local music fans.
The Montana Folk Festival added master musicians and dancers to its lineup for the event from July 10-12 in Butte.
The expanded roster shows the festival’s ongoing commitment to celebrating folk music and dance.
🎓 Education
Keith Miller, a Butte native who has served the school district since 1996, will become the new superintendent after Judy Jonart's retirement.
He is known for focusing on what is best for kids in the community.
🎉 Butte Events
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Levi Blom Spring Concert
9 p.m. — Bridger Brewing — $10 cover — Experience the heartfelt country melodies of emerging artist Levi Blom as he takes the stage.
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