Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 28th of November.
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🏘️ Community
The Toys for Tots campaign in Butte, Montana, is urging local communities to donate toys for their holiday drive, aiming to support nearly 1,300 families with toys and essentials by December 22.
A Walkerville woman launches the town's first 10K race combining running, biking, and pie-winning, also raising funds for a writer-in-residence program.
🎭 Culture
The Daughters of Norway and the Gold Hill Lutheran Church will host their Annual Lutefisk Dinner on December 7th, offering a traditional Scandinavian holiday meal alongside Swedish Meatballs and various side dishes.
The Summit Valley Singers, a youth choir for grades 3-12, will debut with holiday concerts in Butte, featuring a variety of musical accompaniments.
Dr. Jeffrey E. Post discusses the stories behind the Smithsonian National Gem Collection via a digital livestream hosted by Butte Public Library on Dec.
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📰 Economy
Local butchers in Butte experience a busy Thanksgiving Eve and report food prices decreasing, promising a strong holiday season.
🌲 Environment
Slippery roads and icy conditions are set to complicate Thanksgiving travel in Montana, with a focus on safety and preparedness highlighted.
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