Tag: Missoula
VA Awards $1.5 Million for Western Montana Veterans Cemetery Expansion
Expansion will serve more than 17,000 veterans and eligible family members
Missoula City Council Ignores State Law Requiring Ward 1 Vacancy Be Filled Within 30 Days
Ward 1 residents remain without representation as October 4 legal deadline approaches with no council action planned
Missoula Residents Get Final Say on New Zoning Rules October 9
Drop-in event offers last chance for public input before December City Council vote on new development regulations
Missoula Parks Hosts Community Pickleball Social to Build Connections Through Recreation
Friday evening event at Fort Missoula Regional Park welcomes all skill levels for round-robin play, food trucks and community building
Missoula Redevelopment to Consider $75,000 for Library Green Roof Despite City’s Deficit Budget
Tax increment financing request comes weeks after city adopted $2.5 million deficit budget
Montana FWP Debuts Robotic Bear Training Trailer for Statewide Safety Initiative
High-tech training tool debuts Sept. 10 in Missoula as part of 13 Bear Aware events across Montana this month
Missoula City Council Adopts Budget With $2.5 Million Deficit, Claims Tax Relief for Most Homeowners
City increases total property tax revenue by $2.4 million while claiming most homeowners will see reductions
Missoula Churches Plan Mountain Worship, Downtown Caras Park Event This Sunday
Multi-church event features mountaintop worship at 4 p.m., followed by Caras Park celebration
Missoula Halts Development Reviews to Implement Climate, Equity-Focused Code
Immediate permit halt through mid-September followed by extended timelines as city embeds controversial priorities
I-90 Eastbound Lanes Face Delays Thursday for Patching Work Near Missoula
MDT crews will patch eastbound lanes between mile markers 108 and 109, with reduced speeds expected through work zone
Gerrymandering in Montana
For years, we Montanans liked to think of “gerrymandering” as one of those imported political diseases—something that happened in faraway, untrustworthy states with names like “Illinois” or “California,” where maps are drawn by political cartographers who believe in geometry the way Picasso believed in accurate faces. But here’s the bad news: you don’t have to…
Pro-Lifers and Firefighters Bring Real Choice to Moms in Missoula
Fire Station One to House City’s First Safe Haven Baby Box, Providing a Safe Option for Newborns
