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Kasey Edge Faur - Editor

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Members of the Anaconda Community Foundation’s (ACF) and the Anaconda Community Media Company’s respective boards of directors, as well as staff members for both organizations, gather together at Smelter City Brewing for a pint night fundraiser on Thursday, August 27 where ACF announced its awarding of a $25,000 grant to become the first Founding Donor to the Anaconda Weekly Review, a new nonprofit newspaper set to launch in Anaconda this fall. Photo courtesy of the Anaconda Community Foundation.

Kasey Edge Faur - Editor

News

Anaconda Fire Department Displays American flag for 25th anniversary of 9/11

At the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York City, an inscription reads, “No day shall erase you from the memory of time,” an adapted quote from the Roman poet Virgil. This 9/11, 25 years after the terrorist attack that rocked the country, the Anaconda Fire…

A view of the first paved road in Montana. "They tried to keep the road as straight as possible and this is a good example of that," Axline said. Photo courtesy of Jon Axline.

Kasey Edge Faur - Editor

News, Society & Culture

‘Anaconda’s Past’ September presentation to focus on Montana’s first paved highway and a ‘mystery bridge’

By Kasey Edge-Faur Anaconda Weekly Review Editor Tomorrow’s “Anaconda’s Past” presentation from the Anaconda-Deer Lodge County Historic Conservation Board will appeal to road enthusiasts, history buffs, and generally curious citizens. Jon Axline, a historian and cultural resources specialist with the Montana Department of Transportation, will…

The Copperheads and the Rams set rivalries aside as they kneel in a circle at midfield during their Friday, Sept. 11 game in Missoula as they offer a moment of silence for the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Photo courtesy of Anaconda Junior/Senior High School.

James Rosien - Publisher

Sports

Road warriors return: Copperheads crush Loyola in Missoula, 38-6

The Copperheads and the Rams set rivalries aside as they kneel in a circle at midfield during their Friday, Sept. 11 game in Missoula as they offer a moment of silence for the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Photo courtesy of Anaconda Junior/Senior…

Logan McKay, left, tips the ball over the outstretched arms of a Dillon defender as teammates Faith Stainer (3), Addie Olson (20) and Jorie Olson (8) follow the action during the Lady Copperheads' home loss to Beaverhead County on Thursday, Sept. 10. Anaconda Weekly Review photo by James S. Rosien.

James Rosien - Publisher

Sports

AHS Volleyball looks to get right after rough patch as they’ll host Lady Wardens for Homecoming on Thursday

Logan McKay, left, tips the ball over the outstretched arms of a Dillon defender as teammates Faith Stainer (3), Addie Olson (20) and Jorie Olson (8) follow the action during Anaconda’s home loss to Beaverhead County on Sept. 10. Anaconda Weekly Review photo by James…

Kasey Edge Faur - Editor

Schools

Homecoming schedule, dress-up days and court announced

The leaves are starting to change, the air is starting to chill, and homecoming week has arrived! Here’s the schedule of activities for this week as well as our Copperhead Homecoming Court. Homecoming Schedule Wednesday, September 16 Thursday, September 17 Friday, September 18 Homecoming Court…

A student gets a gets a sense for what it's like to be a lineman at a Trades and Technology Day at Montana Tech's Highlands College. Photo courtesy of Montana Tech.

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High school students invited to Trades and Technology Day at Highlands College

A student gets a gets a sense for what it’s like to be a lineman at a Trades and Technology Day at Montana Tech’s Highlands College. Photo courtesy of Montana Tech. Climb a utility pole. Change a tire. Build a wall. Take an X-ray. Trades…

Local law enforcement and firefighters/EMTs gather in front of the Anaconda Fire Department's ladder truck as it flies a large American flag on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026 during a free cookout for first responders provided by the Acacia Lodge No. 33 of the Masonic Temple in commemoration of the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Anaconda Weekly Review photo by James S. Rosien.

James Rosien - Publisher

Opinion, Society & Culture

Turning tragedy into community: 9/11 at 25

Local law enforcement and firefighters/EMTs gather in front of the Anaconda Fire Department’s ladder truck as it flies a large American flag (pictured below) on Friday, Sept. 11, 2026 during a free cookout for first responders provided by the Acacia Lodge No. 33 of the…

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Rowan Patrick Gloege

Rowan Patrick Gloege arrived on Thursday, Sept. 3, 2026 at Community Hospital of Anaconda to parents Shayla and Pace Gloege. The baby boy weighed 8 lbs. 1.6 oz. and was 20 inches long at birth. He joins siblings Kenan Ednie-Gardipee and Jason Davis. Grandparents: Lucy…

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New Nonprofit Newspaper

Anaconda Fire Department Displays American flag for 25th anniversary of 9/11

‘Anaconda’s Past’ September presentation to focus on Montana’s first paved highway and a ‘mystery bridge’

Sports

Road warriors return: Copperheads crush Loyola in Missoula, 38-6

AHS Volleyball looks to get right after rough patch as they’ll host Lady Wardens for Homecoming on Thursday

Schools

Homecoming schedule, dress-up days and court announced

High school students invited to Trades and Technology Day at Highlands College

Arts, Society, & Culture

Turning tragedy into community: 9/11 at 25

Stork Report

Rowan Patrick Gloege

Weather

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Anaconda Fire Department Displays American flag for 25th anniversary of 9/11

‘Anaconda’s Past’ September presentation to focus on Montana’s first paved highway and a ‘mystery bridge’

ACF’s Fall Grant Application Cycle opens today

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