The Gold Rush Nationals demolition derby wraps up at The Monument, Custer State Park auctions bison, both college football teams play at home and Deadwood hosts its Wine, Cheese and Chocolate Stroll.
This week in land, water, and energy across the rural West: comments due Monday on water permits for the Dewey-Burdock uranium mine, a Nov. 19 hearing on solar at Oregon's Carty Generating Station, a Baker County gold mine review, and BLM's October lease sale results in Montana and North Dakota.
The first Eagle Cap Film Festival fills downtown Enterprise, Pendleton Center for the Arts celebrates 25 years, and the Oregon East Symphony opens its season Sunday. Plus First Friday in Baker City and bazaars across the region.
Downtown Billings' Jingle & Mingle, Rob Schneider at the Alberta Bair, Rocky Mountain College's Senior Day, a 52-artist maker's market and weekend stage shows in Red Lodge and Glendive.
The Gold Rush Nationals demolition derby wraps up at The Monument, Custer State Park auctions bison, both college football teams play at home and Deadwood hosts its Wine, Cheese and Chocolate Stroll.
Across the network
Oil and gas dockets, BLM lease sales, water rights, and energy siting cases across the rural West, in one weekly read.
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