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Let’s Have A Ball! Tickets Available For Unique Montana Event
An event is coming up that you don't want to miss out on. It's fun and a bit odd, but it's one of those events you can brag to your friends about. Laugh about and most likely have to explain exactly what it is every time you talk about it.
Belgrade schools face staffing crunch; 38 roles open as school starts Tuesday
The Belgrade School District is still looking to fill 38 positions just days before school starts. From custodians to paraprofessionals, these roles are crucial for keeping schools running efficiently. If you're looking for work with flexible hours, consider applying and supporting your community.
Bozeman schools prepare for new year with changes in enrollment trends
Bozeman schools are set to welcome students on September third. Enrollment numbers show a slight decrease overall, with kindergarten and middle school numbers down, but high school and nonresident enrollments seeing an increase.
Black Cat Bake Shop in Missoula closing after 27 years
After 27 years, the beloved Black Cat Bake Shop in Missoula will be closing at the end of the month. Owner Jack Wich is retiring to focus on his health and live with his daughter in Kentucky. The community has shown overwhelming support with long lines as the bakery’s final days approach.
Big Sky Memorial Ride brings endurance equine event to Lincoln County
There are few things as satisfying as enjoying a trail ride with a trusted horse in the wilds of northwest Montana.Trail riders from several states and Canada competed in the sport of endurance horse riding in south Lincoln County a few weeks ago.The Big Sky Memorial Ride was held Saturday, Aug. 10, in the Jackson Creek area north of Libby.The sport got its start in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains half a century ago when a man with an Arabian horse challenged his friends to go up and over the range in a 100-mile race.But these rides are about endurance, not...
East Missoula subdivision poised for final consideration
(Missoula Current) Without a recommendation, members of the Missoula City Council this week sent a proposed East Missoula subdivision to a final hearing on Monday, where the project will either be approved or denied. Members of the council’s Land Use and Planning Committee took an opportunity on Wednesday to quiz...
Pearl Jam Launch New ‘Dark Matter’ Tour Leg – Setlist + Video
Pearl Jam launched a new leg of their Dark Matter world tour in Montana Thursday night, dedicating the show to two fans who’d left the hospital to be there. Included in the 26-song show was the return of John Lennon’s “Gimme Some Truth,” which they hadn’t played since 2006, and the debut of a Beatles track, “Her Majesty,” performed by frontman Eddie Vedder solo.
A ‘Running Start’ on College
Editor’s Note: This story is part of an ongoing series about efforts to expand higher education access for rural and Indigenous students in Montana. This series was produced with support from the Education Writers Association Reporting Fellowship program. On the last day of the school year at Lincoln County...
World’s Best Husband is from Montana? Olympic Couple Goes Viral
As a man from Montana, I am proud of the image the rest of the country has for us. People view Montanans as tough and hearty people. Cowboys and miners swinging hammers or hauling hay. This is why I am willing to bet that most people don't view Montana men as affectionate and cuddly... Until now.
Black Cat Bake Shop in Missoula closing after 27 years
After 27 years, the beloved Black Cat Bake Shop in Missoula will be closing at the end of the month. Owner Jack Wich is retiring to focus on his health and live with his daughter in Kentucky. The community has shown overwhelming support with long lines as the bakery's final days approach.
Exotic Plants are Hot. Plant-a-palooza is Coming to Billings
Fans of house plants won't want to miss the Magic City's first ever Plant-a-palooza, September 7th and 8th at Brass Velvet Trading Co., a charming new boutique in Billings. The two-day event is expected to draw hundreds of indoor foliage fans for a fun weekend of plant swapping, sharing, selling, and more.
Montana Tech names Jack Skinner interim dean of Lance College of Mines and Engineering
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Lance College of Mines and Engineering at Montana Tech is now being led by alumnus Jack Skinner. Skinner has been named interim dean, replacing Ken Lee, wholeft for a position at Farmingdale State College. Skinner earned a B.S. in General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering option from...
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