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'Pristine example': Woman's Ninemile property a conservation education haven
A proponent of conservation and education, 92-year-old Betty Thisted is an advocate for the importance of both.
Hmong immigrant celebrates 100th birthday at Missoula low-income apartments
Xong Xiong turned 100 recently at the Council Groves Apartments, a low-income complex in Missoula.
Missoula and Western Montana neighbors: Obituaries for July 3
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
Sawmill closes at Pyramid Mountain Lumber
Seeley Lake’s largest employer continued its strategic wind down this summer as it finished using its sawmill on July 2
Manlove Homestead: East Helena’s oldest structure needs to move, but where?
“These things are important,”East Helena Historical Society President Marty Folio said, “but no one seems to want the liability.”
University of Montana researcher admits to federal fraud
The defendant, Braxton A. Norwood, 43, from Marburg, Germany, pleaded guilty on June 27 to falsification of records in a federal investigation, court filings show.
Business Buzz: New arts center and 'cacao bar'; new splash pad
There's a new healing arts center in downtown Missoula with a cacao bar. There's also going to be a new splash pad for kids in town.
Former Blackfeet operations manager sentenced for fraud
James C. McNeely pleaded guilty in January to one count of theft from an Indian tribal government receiving federal funding.
Outdoor burning closes as scorching Fourth weekend approaches
Despite a relatively cool spring that somewhat dampened fire danger, the DNRC noted, "weather forecasts for the holiday include hot temperatures and an incoming front with potential wind."
Missoula County purchases Mullan Road building for sheriff's office
The county approved spending roughly $2 million of its cash reserve funds to secure the building at2415 Mullan Road.
'We are the same': Helena mayor visits Armenia to teach about democracy, spark friendship
Mayor Wilmot Collins was selected to spend five days in Armenia. His goal: explain why a people-first government works on a grassroots level and form a sister-city relationship.
County Commissioners approve 3% raise for themselves, other elected officials
That board requested a 3% increase to pay, which Missoula County Chief Administrative Officer Chris Lounsbury said matches the increase non-union county employees will see next year.
Missoula fire crews respond to brush fire in the North Hills
The Missoula Fire Department asked that the public stop calling in reports of the smoke from the fire, which was easily visible from town.
July 4 events around western Montana
Whether you want to stay close or go a little farther, western Montana has plenty of options for fun things to do this Fourth of July.
Photos: Missoulian photographer reflects on work as he bids farewell
A look back at the work of photojournalistAntonio Ibarra Olivares.
Montana to get $41M for Headwaters Tech Hub, according to Tester
Montana will get $41 million in federal funding for technology research and development in the area of "smart optical sensing technologies."
Missoula and Western Montana neighbors: Obituaries for July 2
Read through the obituaries published today in Missoulian.
Newly constructed houses you can buy in Missoula and Western Montana
Check out modern homes in new communities around Missoula and Western Montana
Missoula and Western Montana homes for big families
Missoula and Western Montana homes with at least five bedrooms.
Missoula business owner issued sexual assault citation
Drake E. Doepke is cited with misdemeanor sexual assault, Missoula city court filings show. He’s pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Missoula and Western Montana’s most affordable starter homes
Look through budget-friendly homes for first home buyers and flippers
Bitterroot Valley 50 Mile Garage Sale sets record attendance
Anything and everything sat stacked on plastic folding tables and hung on clothing racks along U.S. Highway 93 Friday as sellers displayed theirknickknacks in hopes of catching eyes.
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Dozens of the late Eric Feaver's friends, family and colleagues gathered Monday morning to dedicate a Mount Helena trail in honor of the Helena city commissioner and longtime labor leader.
Human remains found in Missoula County
Detectives from the sheriff's office were unable to immediately identify the remains, which were found Saturday afternoon in a rural area north of Blue Mountain.
Additional PSC candidate clears signature threshold for general election
Elena Evans, a Missoula County employee, submitted more than 5,200 signatures to the county election center in June. State law requires 3,050 to make the ballot.
Person caught on camera tearing down another pride flag from Missoula business
"We've hung flags for years, and it saddens me that suddenly, people think it's ok to tear something down they don't agree with," wrote the business owner.
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