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Four nights, four completely different reasons to leave the house — The Covellite has a pretty packed week ahead and something on that list will probably catch your attention.

The Butte Sports Hall of Fame is marking 20 classes of inductees this weekend — and one of the Friday events won't cost a thing to attend.

Most of us dried off and moved on after Thursday's storm. For one man living in the mountains of Southwest Montana, there was no moving on.

Butte Tin is turning 101 this weekend, and they're shutting down East Galena Street to do it right — food trucks, live music, and free ice cream for the kids.

Butte's 13 and 14-year-old baseball players just won the Montana State Championship — and now they're heading to Bend, Oregon, to take on the best teams in the West.

Eighty-plus artists, a lineup of live bands, and enough food vendors to keep you busy all weekend — Washoe Park in Anaconda is about to get busy.

Tylor and the Train Robbers have played the Main Street stage before, but this time they're rolling in with a double live album and something to prove.

Forty years ago, Queen stole the show at Live Aid. This July, Butte gets its own version of that moment at the Mother Lode Theater.

There's something unexpected about a tire shop hosting one of the cooler car events in Butte right now — and the building itself is part of the story.

A brewery with room for 2,000 people, RV camping on site, and Lonestar on the bill — that's not a typical Friday night in southwest Montana.