Tuesday, September 17, 2024
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An adult male black bear charges out of the cage that secured him after his capture, tagging and release into the wild on Wednesday. The bear had been snatching and hauling off trash bags in an Anaconda neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Fri, 09/13/2024 - 18:04
Students in Montana Tech's TRIO Program, including five from Anaconda Junior/Senior High School, visit the White House, Arlington National Cemetery and the World War II Memorial during a trip to Washington, D.C. Photos courtesy of Montana Tech.
Fri, 09/13/2024 - 18:02
Kids get on their bikes and scooters as they gather outside St. Peter's Church on the morning of Sept. 5 to form a "walking bus" to kick off "Bike Anaconda Day."
Fri, 09/13/2024 - 18:00
The Anaconda Country Club held its annual Senior Club Championship last week and Frank Moreni, left, and Mark Hodges, right, were co-champions as they tied for low gross at 78. Mary Spanbauer, middle, was the senior women's champion with her low gross score of 93. Photo courtesy of Mark Torney.
Fri, 09/13/2024 - 17:40
Pickleball players from the West Valley try out the new courts at the Old Works Golf Course last week. Photo courtesy of Jim Furaus.
Fri, 09/13/2024 - 17:38
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An adult male black bear charges out of the cage that secured him after his capture, tagging and release into the wild on Wednesday. The bear had been snatching and hauling off trash bags in an Anaconda neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
09/13/2024 - 18:04 -
Students in Montana Tech's TRIO Program, including five from Anaconda Junior/Senior High School, visit the White House, Arlington National Cemetery and the World War II Memorial during a trip to Washington, D.C. Photos courtesy of Montana Tech.
09/13/2024 - 18:02 -
Kids get on their bikes and scooters as they gather outside St. Peter's Church on the morning of Sept. 5 to form a "walking bus" to kick off "Bike Anaconda Day."
09/13/2024 - 18:00 -
The Anaconda Country Club held its annual Senior Club Championship last week and Frank Moreni, left, and Mark Hodges, right, were co-champions as they tied for low gross at 78. Mary Spanbauer, middle, was the senior women's champion with her low gross score of 93. Photo courtesy of Mark Torney.
09/13/2024 - 17:40 -
Pickleball players from the West Valley try out the new courts at the Old Works Golf Course last week. Photo courtesy of Jim Furaus.
09/13/2024 - 17:38 -
The stack is barely visible from the viewing area east of town on Tuesday due to all the smoke. Photo courtesy of Carly Moodry.
09/11/2024 - 20:31 -
Paul Smith. File photo.
09/11/2024 - 20:30 -
Firefighters, EMTs, their families and organizers of the first-annual first responders' luncheon gather at Hope Lutheran on Sunday.
09/11/2024 - 18:13 -
Demolition commences on the base that once held up the tower housing Anaconda's original fire hall bell at Kennedy Common. Leader photo: Nikki Johnson.
09/11/2024 - 18:07 -
The ball comes loose from a Conrad player's hands during the kickoff return following the Copperheads' first touchdown of the game on Friday, Sept. 6 at Mitchell Stadium, though no fumble was called. Conrad won the game 34-20. Leader photo: James S. Rosien
09/11/2024 - 17:54 -
Giana Chor leans back and leaps up for a spike over the net against Mission, whom the Lady Copperheads defeated 3-0 on Thursday. Photo courtesy of Carly Moodry.
09/11/2024 - 17:51 -
Pollo Loco
09/11/2024 - 17:43 -
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Game Wardens Sara Basso and Joe Kambic look inside the cylindrical cage used to secure a tranquilized bear for transport outside the area after capturing one of the bears that had been seen in the Washoe Park area on Wednesday. Photo courtesy of Sara Basso.
09/06/2024 - 19:48 -
Walt Hansen holds up his new book, a collection of poems, short stories and photos of the Smelter City titled "Anaconda and Me." Leader photo: Nikki Johnson
09/06/2024 - 19:00 -
Ashton-Johnson-Gustafson of the Antelope Gulch Wranglers shows her cow.
09/06/2024 - 18:54
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An adult male black bear charges out of the cage that secured him after his capture, tagging and release into the wild on Wednesday. The bear had been snatching and hauling off trash bags in an Anaconda neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks.
Students in Montana Tech's TRIO Program, including five from Anaconda Junior/Senior High School, visit the White House, Arlington National Cemetery and the World War II Memorial during a trip to Washington, D.C. Photos courtesy of Montana Tech.
Kids get on their bikes and scooters as they gather outside St. Peter's Church on the morning of Sept. 5 to form a "walking bus" to kick off "Bike Anaconda Day."
The Anaconda Country Club held its annual Senior Club Championship last week and Frank Moreni, left, and Mark Hodges, right, were co-champions as they tied for low gross at 78. Mary Spanbauer, middle, was the senior women's champion with her low gross score of 93. Photo courtesy of Mark Torney.
The stack is barely visible from the viewing area east of town on Tuesday due to all the smoke. Photo courtesy of Carly Moodry.
Firefighters, EMTs, their families and organizers of the first-annual first responders' luncheon gather at Hope Lutheran on Sunday.
Demolition commences on the base that once held up the tower housing Anaconda's original fire hall bell at Kennedy Common. Leader photo: Nikki Johnson.
"The Giver" by Lois Lowry has been adapted as a stage play, and the Open Theatre Project will perform it. Auditions will be held Sept. 17 and Sept. 18 at the Anaconda Junior/Senior High School Little Theater. Public domain graphic.
The ball comes loose from a Conrad player's hands during the kickoff return following the Copperheads' first touchdown of the game on Friday, Sept. 6 at Mitchell Stadium, though no fumble was called. Conrad won the game 34-20. Leader photo: James S. Rosien
Giana Chor leans back and leaps up for a spike over the net against Mission, whom the Lady Copperheads defeated 3-0 on Thursday. Photo courtesy of Carly Moodry.
Pollo Loco
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Game Wardens Sara Basso and Joe Kambic look inside the cylindrical cage used to secure a tranquilized bear for transport outside the area after capturing one of the bears that had been seen in the Washoe Park area on Wednesday. Photo courtesy of Sara Basso.
Walt Hansen holds up his new book, a collection of poems, short stories and photos of the Smelter City titled "Anaconda and Me." Leader photo: Nikki Johnson
Ashton-Johnson-Gustafson of the Antelope Gulch Wranglers shows her cow.
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