Good morning, Butte.

Montana Tech Campus Life is hosting a 9/11 Day of Service food drive Friday — it will support the Montana Tech Student Food Pantry.

Camilo Ruiz is walking across Montana as part of his 3,100-mile charity trek that began in Orlando on March 9.

He averages 20-30 miles a day, raising funds for The Singletons to assist single-parent families & covering journey expenses as he heads toward Seattle.

Monteriors is hosting its second-to-last Cruise Night of summer tonight at South Harrison Avenue — registration starts at 6 p.m. and attendees will vote for the best car/truck and motorcycle rides for People's Choice awards.

NPR's 'Piano Puzzler' Bruce Adolphe will perform a free concert at 2 p.m. Saturday, Sept.

19 at St. John's Episcopal Church for Butte residents to enjoy live music, promising an engaging afternoon of sound and community spirit.

The Butte-Silver Bow Public Library will host a virtual author talk featuring renowned facilitator Priya Parker + discussion of her groundbreaking book.

Record-high copper prices have boosted Montana Resources' open-pit operations in Butte, benefiting workers & community members as market forces elevate copper's value.

Butte Native Wellness Center at 55 E.

Galena St. now showcases a native garden with medicinal plants that locals praise for its careful design + a boost to community health.

Montana Tech volleyball completed a 7-1 start after back-to-back sweeps and hosted Montana-Western yesterday — they will host Bismarck State Friday and Dickinson State Saturday.

The football team, fresh off a win in Havre, will travel Saturday to face Montana-Western in Dillon.