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Heres a roundup with a few of the many stories The Standards reporters put out this week.

Thanksgiving is less than two weeks away, with the Butte Rescue Mission planning a holiday meal for community members who are homeless in Butte.The nonprofit or

BUTTE, Mont. -- 2023 was a relatively quiet year for local elections in the Mining City. But the same cannot be said for 2024.

The national organization Rails-to-Trails Conservancy chose the Silver Bow Greenway as its Trail of the Month for November and extolled the greenways virtues and historical origins.

Buttes SWAT Team has received new ballistic helmets and radio systems thanks to Dickeys Barbeque, Town Pump and NorthWestern Energy.

Commissioners approved millions of dollars in tax abatements for Cenate in late June, contingent on it picking Butte. The company said it expected to make a decision in the summer.

Attending court hearings is something NBC Montana’s Kylie Gibson does quite often in Missoula County-- however she has noticed there is no security screening pr

Tentative funding from the states Natural Resource Damage Program could help complete two segments of the Silver Bow Greenway. They would include the much anticipated stretch through Durant Canyon.

Butte commissioners gave the green light for a private company to collect data that could lead to paid street parking in Uptown.

The Berkeley Pit could become a vital repository for the ongoing Superfund cleanup.