Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 21st of July.
Good morning, Butte.
New data from WalletHub shows Montana schools ranked 25th among 50 states (quality rank 20th and safety rank 29th).
The schools outperform Idaho, Oregon, South Dakota, and Washington but trail North Dakota and Wyoming.
Montana emergency centers report 153 rattlesnake bites since 2008 with no deaths when victims got treatment quickly — a reminder to stay alert on rocky trails.
Local hikers and pet owners should use proven safety tips to reduce risks if encountered.
A new ranking names Montana’s Cat and Griz teams as leading candidates to move to FBS, sparking debate among local fans about whether the financial benefits outweigh staying with the current system — some experts urge a wait-and-see approach following North Dakota State’s recent move.
The Butte Sports Hall of Fame will induct its 20th class of 12 athletes and 5 teams this weekend.
A free Green Jacket Ceremony is set for Friday at the Civic Center while a 52-dollar ticket banquet scheduled for Saturday has sales ending Thursday.
Over 400 cyclists competed in the 20th-year Butte 100 mountain bike race on local trails with challenging climbs and exhilarating descents.
The event showcased impressive skill and community spirit among local and visiting riders.
The Divide Trail Race
9 AM – 6 PM — Thompson Park — Check website for entry fees — Experience a thrilling run along the historic Continental Divide trail with scenic views and unique tunnels.
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