Good morning, Butte.

Rylee Sommers-Flanagan will lead a discussion about Montana's progressive constitution at Copper Lounge on Montana Tech campus on April 29th from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. — the event will offer insights into state history — inviting community members to connect with their heritage.

After discovering in March that its pool boilers had failed, the Butte Family YMCA began raising funds to replace them and received a donation of 50,000 dollars from the Town Pump Foundation to help meet its goal.

Butte's Covellite Theatre is showcasing artist Kate Huston's Tiny Box Worlds exhibit this April and will host a hands-on collage workshop (limited to 25 participants) followed by a reception on Saturday, April 25 from 4 to 7 p.m.; advance registration is required.

USPS announced it may stop delivering mail by 2027 due to funding shortages—raising concerns for Montana residents who struggle with reliable online bill pay in rural areas.

Locals are preparing to adapt by retaining traditional mail services alongside digital options.

The Butte Spay/Neuter Task Force is planning a vaccine clinic offering rabies shots at $10 and additional vaccines at $5 (three-way for cats, four-way for dogs) to support local pet health.

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.

Mad Hatter's Tea Party and Croquet Tournament

12-5 p.m. — Historic Clark Chateau Museum & Gallery — Free entry — Enjoy whimsical tea and croquet in a delightful setting.