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UW Extension to host Wyoming Bee College conference at Casper College
CASPER, Wyo. — People interested in bees or beekeeping are invited to attend the 2024 Wyoming Bee College, scheduled for Sept. 13-14 at Casper College. The conference, organized by the University of Wyoming Extension, will take place at the Casper College Student Union, 1910 Lisco Drive. The Wyoming Bee...
WyoPreps Preseason Football Tour 2024: Lovell Bulldogs [VIDEO]
The Lovell Bulldogs have been at or near the top of Class 2A football for several years, and they’d like to climb to the top of the ladder once again. With a good nucleus returning, Lovell should be a title contender in 2024 behind all-state quarterback Davin Crosby and all-conference performer Braxton Felkins.
The Red Lodge Community Honors Longtime Fun Run Participants Dave Stauffer and Sue Bury
The 21st Annual Fun Run for Charities is set to take place on Labor Day weekend, Saturday, Aug. 31 at Lion’s Park. This year’s event holds special significance as it celebrates the unwavering dedication and participation of Dave Stauffer and his wife, Sue Bury, two pillars of the Red Lodge community.
Gianforte housing task force suggests limiting urban parking requirements
HELENA — Among nearly two dozen suggestions included in a report released this week by Gov. Greg Gianforte’s housing task force is a proposal that, if adopted by next year’s Legislature, could prevent Montana’s four largest cities from requiring that parking spaces be included with new multifamily housing developments.
Ebb and flow in Big Sky: Gallatin River Gallery closes after 25 years as a thriving community business
Julie Gustafson opened the Gallatin River Gallery in Big Sky in 1999. Her first reception was on the winter solstice; only a few people came. But an interesting woman named Buzzy Vick attended that night, a cowboy poet, and she and Gustafson connected over their love for the West. It was then Gustafson knew this was what she was meant to do.
Missoula Man Found Unconscious in Car With Drugs at Rose Park
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 18, 2024, Missoula Police Department Officers responded to Rose Park for a report that a male was passed out behind the wheel of a running vehicle. There was an unsheathed knife within his reach. Officers were able to wake the male and identified him as 31-year-old Ivan Bobko. Bobko was dazed but advised he was diabetic and was having issues.
Drone video of Virginia City, Nevada City and southwest Montana
VIRGINIA CITY, Mont. — The NBC Montana Sky Team took to the skies high above Virginia City, Nevada City and southwest Montana. Watch all of our drone videos here: https://nbcmontana.com/news/sky-team.
Montanans for Election Reform’s constitutional initiatives will be on November ballot
Montanans for Election Reform announced its efforts to create an “open primary” and provide for “majority vote” outcomes in certain races both will be on the November ballot. This week, Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen certified Constitutional Initiatives 126 and 127. “We’re grateful to make it through the final step of the certification process […]
Search Underway Missing Climber at Montana's Glacier National Park
COLUMBIA FALLS, MT - A search is underway for a climber who has been missing in Montana's Glacier National Park since Sunday evening. Grant Marcuccio, a 32-year-old from Whitefish, Montana, separated from his party while hiking from Heavens Peak to McPartland Peak, according to the National Park Service. Marcuccio was...
Bring a big appetite for a “Taste of History”
Yellowstone County Museum is preparing for a party to celebrate the days gone by with music, food and good friends. This fundraising gala event is set to take place at the Edwards Jet Center at 1691 Aviation Place – Friday, September 20 from 5:30pm-8pm. Different sponsorship levels are still...
Severe weather causes power outages for Missoula Electric Cooperative customers
MISSOULA, Mont. – Severe weather has led to power outages for 2,696 Missoula Electric Cooperative (MEC) customers as of 8:20 p.m. on August 23. MEC reports that the outages are scattered throughout their service area due to downed trees. The outages are mostly centered around the Seeley Lake area.
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