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No. 15 and RV Cross Country Saints Start Season at Bobcat Twilight Friday
HELENA, Mont. – Carroll College Cross Country will kick off the 2024 season at the Bobcat Twilight Meet in Bozeman, Mont. on Friday August 30. The meet will be the first of five regular season meets for the Saints and will be followed by the Tony Banovich Invite in Butte, Mont. on Sept. 9, the Montana Open in Missoula, Mont. on Sept. 20, the Yellowjackets/Battlin Bears Open in Billings, Mont. on Oct. 4, and the NAIA Great Lakes Challenge in Grand Rapids, Mich. on Oct. 26. The Frontier Conference Championships will be held in Billings, Mont. in early November, and the NAIA National Championships will be in Columbia, Mo. on Nov. 22.
'Truly loves football': Titan Fleischmann fueled by injury-filled start to Montana State career
BOZEMAN — Titan Fleischmann and his father went for a drive. It was technically a recruiting visit, but this was the summer of 2020, when COVID-19 restricted in-person contact. Fleischmann and his father, Ryan, figured it would still be worth making the four-hour drive north from their home in Pocatello, Idaho, to see Bozeman and Montana State’s campus.
State backlog could let some new Bozeman construction skip next year's property taxes
HELENA, Mont. — Overwhelmed by a flood of property tax appeals following last year’s historic valuation spike, the Montana Department of Revenue acknowledged earlier this month that its Bozeman-area office fell behind this year on tracking new construction that should be added to Gallatin County’s tax rolls.
Free debris drop-off ends in Missoula on Monday
MISSOULA, Mont. — If you’re still picking up from last month’s windstorm, your window for free debris drop-off is ending. On Monday at 8 p.m., the Northside pit at the intersection of Scott and Shakespeare Streets will be closing. Garden City Compost will be available for any...
Deputy’s Heroic Efforts to Stop Wrong-Way Driver in Missoula
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 26, 2024, at approximately 10:35 p.m., a Missoula County Sheriff’s Office Deputy observed a Toyota SUV traveling eastbound in the westbound lane on East Broadway. The deputy pulled over to the shoulder of the roadway to avoid a head-on collision. The Toyota made no evasive maneuvers to avoid the deputy’s patrol vehicle.
Poplar man admits stealing truck after stabbing driver on Fort Peck Indian Reservation
GREAT FALLS, Mont. - A Poplar man accused of carjacking a truck and stabbing the driver on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation admitted to a robbery crime on Aug. 26, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said today. The defendant, Brandon Lee Romero, 29, pleaded guilty to robbery. Romero faces a maximum...
Guide to 2024 Class AA football: A slew of contenders aim to unseat Bozeman
HELENA — The Bozeman Hawks were able to climb the mountain of Class AA football last season, but if they are going to remain atop it, they'll have to fight off plenty of challengers. Bozeman went undefeated last season en route to its first state championship since 2019. But...
Police Intervention Leads to Meth Discovery In Missoula
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 26, 2024, at approximately 2:04 PM, Missoula Police Department Officers responded to the 500 block of Burton Street to investigate a reported disturbance occurring behind a building. The officers arrived and made contact with 25-year-old Larae McClure-Rutherford and a male who were verbally arguing.
Interviews – MSU OL coach Johnson, Missouri St. radio Corey Riggs, Utah Tech coach Lance Anderson, Griz LB Riley Wilson, Cat OL Marcus Wehr, Utah Tech LB Jared Fotu, MSU CB Woodard
Colter Nuanez shares his interviews leading up to Week 1 of the college football season as Montana State prepare to play at Utah Tech and Montana prepares to host Missouri State. Interviews. – Montana State offensive line coach Al Johnson (2:17) – Missouri State director of broadcast Corey Riggs (14:27)
Billings nonprofit Tumbleweed faces urgent food shortage, calls for community support
Tumbleweed, a local nonprofit supporting homeless kids and young adults in Billings, is facing a critical food shortage. The organization says they only have enough supplies to last for two weeks. With young people coming in every day, this is not enough to meet the demand.
Billings Invitational Cross Country Meet Friday at Amend Park to feature 37 teams
BILLINGS — The season-opening Billings Invitational Cross Country Meet is set for Friday at Amend Park beginning at noon. Overall, 37 teams will be competing in the event. The JV boys start the competition at noon with the JV girls slated to go at 12:25 p.m. The varsity boys race at 12:50 p.m. and the varsity girls conclude the day at 1:25 p.m.
Parade kicks off Ravalli Co. Fair 2024
The Bitterroot looks forward to it every year-The Ravalli County Fair Parade down Main Street in Hamilton. Horses and riders led the long line of entrants on a cool, clear morning Wednesday. The Bitterroot Mountettes, an award winning equestrian drill team always impress an audience. Draft horses clopped past crowds...
MSU fans encouraged to “Pack the Place in Pink” for Sept. 21 football game
BOZEMAN – Montana State will continue its annual “Pack the Place in Pink” tradition to promote breast cancer awareness on Sept. 21 at the Bobcats’ home football game. Fans are invited to purchase limited edition apparel to wear during the game against Mercyhurst. The items for purchase include a pink T-shirt and two styles of baseball hats that feature a special Pack the Place in Pink Bobcat logo. All items will retail for $25.
Bitterroot Health breaks ground on new dialysis center
On Tuesday, July 23, Bitterroot Health broke ground on a new state-of-the-art dialysis center, which will significantly enhance the lives of dialysis patients in Ravalli County. Currently, patients receive clinical services with Dr. Shahid Chaudhary at Bitterroot Health Nephrology in Hamilton, however, patients needing dialysis face lengthy trips to Missoula, multiple times a week. This new facility aims to alleviate distance and travel challenges by bringing crucial dialysis care closer to home.
Dozens of warnings, few citations mark Missoula's 1st month under homeless ordinance
MISSOULA, Mont. — Unhoused people in Missoula received dozens of warnings and a few citations since the implementation of the city's new homeless ordinance on July 25. Missoula police issued 40 warnings and three citations for violations under the new rules in more than one month since the new regulations began, Dale Bickell, the city's chief administrative officer, told NBC Montana.
Former Carroll College Standout Joins Bobcat Women’s Basketball Staff
Former Carroll College women's basketball standout Maddie Geritz has joined the Montana State women's program as a graduate assistant, announced Bobcat head coach Tricia Binford on Wednesday. Geritz, who completed her career with the Saints last winter, spent five seasons in Helena, playing in 122 games. The 6-2 forward from...
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