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This Saturday, the Silver Bow Kiwanis invite bicyclists of all ages to join them in the Butte Civic Center parking lot for their annual Bicycle Rodeo. This family friendly event is in its 26th year and will be taking place from 10am until 12:30pm offering free bike inspections, instruction on bicycle safety, free bicycle helmets as well as complimentary pizza and pop.

If there's one thing that makes folks here in Montana cringe, it's when someone mispronounces one of our town's names, especially if we're from that particular town.

Montana has been the primary location for many major motion pictures and television productions. But what about actors that Montana has produced? Here are a few that you may not have known were born right here in Big Sky County.

With Harrison Ford sightings all over town over the last week or so and production crews set up in front of Butte's Front Street Station, it's really no secret that the "Yellowstone" television series prequel, "1923" is hard at work here in the Mining City.

Over 2500 men died in the mines of Butte over the years, 43 at the Orphan Girl alone. It is the Orphan Girl site on which the World Museum of Mining now sits, just outside of "Hell Roarin' Gulch" which is said to be haunted itself. But we're not talking about ground-dwelling spirits. The World Museum of Mining is giving you the chance to go into the mine itself and see what lies beneath.

You will be very hard pressed to find a more complete or well-preserved ghost town than Bannack, Montana.

As it happens, I ended up with the number one overall pick.

The movie "It Ends With Us" did not hit home as expected.