Missoulian | Local News (2024)

Here are some Missoula and Western Montana homes with history that you might be able to call your own.

Nontraditional UM student Tanya Plainfeather-Gardner handmade about 1,500 porcelain elk teeth replicas for an elk tooth dress.

Missoula Redevelopment Agency director Ellen Buchanan said that Tax Increment Financing has spurred private investment in Missoula.

The plan would turn parts of 6th East Avenue and Lockey Avenue into one-ways, making a clockwise traffic circuit around the state capitol building.

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A fire investigator was assigned to the case, and the fire's cause in under investigation as of Wednesday, a news release stated.

A proponent of conservation and education, 92-year-old Betty Thisted is an advocate for the importance of both.

Xong Xiong turned 100 recently at the Council Groves Apartments, a low-income complex in Missoula.

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Seeley Lake’s largest employer continued its wind down this summer as it finished using its sawmill on July 2, 2024.

“These things are important,”East Helena Historical Society President Marty Folio said, “but no one seems to want the liability.”

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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.

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.

James C. McNeely pleaded guilty in January to one count of theft from an Indian tribal government receiving federal funding.

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."

The county approved spending roughly $2 million of its cash reserve funds to secure the building at2415 Mullan Road.

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.

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.

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.