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Missoula residents voice concerns after camping ordinance takes effect
MISSOULA, Mont. — NBC Montana is hearing some concerns from viewers after a new urban camping ordinance took effect in Missoula. The city released a map showing where sheltering in parks is and is not allowed. Neighbors tell us they are upset about city parks being opened for camping.
Get Paid to See Pearl Jam and Pink Live in Missoula—Here’s How!
The countdown has begun to one of the biggest shows in Montana. The legendary rock band, Pearl Jam, is coming to Washington/Grizzly Stadium in just a few short days. We have been looking forward to this show for months. And now it is almost here. Thousands of fans are traveling from all over the world to see this show in our own backyard.
Fáilte Montana Irish Festival 2024 is Coming to Missoula Soon
For those who wondering if you missed the 2024 Fáilte Irish festival in Missoula this summer, no need to worry, it's on the way just a bit later this year than it has been in the past. The Friends of Irish Studies in the West are excited for this...
Belgrade School District looks to fill job openings before school year
BELGRADE, Mont. — The Belgrade School District is getting ready to welcome back students, faculty and staff for the new school year. But school officials are scrambling around to fill in almost 35 job openings districtwide. Right now, there are nearly 650 staff members across the Belgrade School District....
‘White Cheddar’ is a Gouda Girl: Adopt Today at YVAS
With a name like White Cheddar, we can't help but be a little punny with today's Wet Nose Wednesday headline. Our featured dog this week is super sweet, calm, friendly, and ready to adopt now at Yellowstone Valley Animal Shelter in Billings. White Cheddar is a 5-year-old Akbash Mix. We're...
The P-Town Classic: 'It's all about Polson'
The inaugural P-Town Classic, an alumni and faculty golf scramble held last Saturday, drew 81 golfers to Polson Bay Golf Course and raised $1,500 for the Polson Booster Club.“Fun was name of game,” said organizer Kris McKethen (Polson High Class of ’93). In order to keep the course challenging, they seasoned it with a few obstacles, including hitting a marshmallow on the no. 4 hole and putting with a hockey stick on no. 18.Jason Denton, a member of McKethen’s team, described the marshmallow challenge as “brutal.”“My marshmallow exploded because I hit it too hard,” he said.“We wanted to build competition...
Celebration to honor history, settlers of D'Aste
A celebration of the historic community of D’Aste on Aug. 25 will include special guests, memories, gratitude, and children's music and games from 3-5 p.m. The gathering is at the old D’Aste Church between Charlo and Moiese on Dublin Gulch Road and is sponsored by the D’Aste Women’s Service Group (DWSG). All are invited to this free event.Four special guests will share memories:• Pat Quinn, former governor of Illinois, is a great-nephew of Tom Quinn, a beloved early D’Aste leader.• Inez Evans Freshour Pounds and Lila Faye Evans Krantz are two of the 11 children of D'Aste settlers Jesse and...
Cruisin' By the Bay cars come to Polson
When vintage cars and pickups with amazing paint jobs begin livening up Polson streets and motels, everybody knows it's time for the Cruisin' by the Bay Car Show.Officially the car show began at 9 a.m on Aug. 10 and ended at 4 p.m., but cars arrived earlier so owners could find their spot and make sure their autos were pristine and dust free. Then they could set up lawn chairs Organizer Shelly Cordis said there were 165 cars in the show plus 20 Mission Valley Cruiser club cars. Tim Bagnell's shiny red and black 1967 Chevy El Camino pulling an equally shiny...
Missoula Realtors highlight upcoming real estate practice changes
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Missoula Organization of Realtors announced major changes to real estate practices Wednesday that affect real estate agent commissions. The modifications, set to arrive in days, follow a National Organization of Realtors settlement agreement. “I'm 24 years in the business now. This is by far the...
KOA Announces Launch of Fall Camping Promotion
BILLINGS, Mont. – As the warmth of summer transitions to the coziness of fall, Kampgrounds of America Inc. (KOA) has announced a fall promotion offering double KOA Rewards points for campers throughout the month of September. KOA invites campers to pitch a tent or snuggle into a cozy cabin...
St. Labre Indian School completes investigation into historical student deaths
An investigation by the St. Labre Indian School into its own past recently concluded, finding that while the school’s history is not without student deaths, all causes have been recorded and accounted for. The investigation was launched following claims in 2021 about the presence of more than 200 unmarked graves at the Canadian Indian residential school in Kamloops, British Columbia.
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