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Flathead Forest Service warns of black bear breaking into vehicle in Emery Bay camping area
KALISPELL, Mont. - The Flathead National Forest Service (FNFS) is warning campers at Emery Bay on the Hungry Horse Reservoir that a black bear has been seen entering the camping area. FNFS stated on July 4 that a black bear had broken into a vehicle at Emery Bay and found...
Stakeholders excited about future of Montana Tech Hub after federal funding infusion
MISSOULA, Mont. — Montana's new Headwaters Tech Hub is nearing an official launch after receiving an additional $41 million in funding from the federal government. The hub, which will be one of 31 nationwide, includes areas like Bozeman, Missoula and Butte. Only 12 of the designees received Phase 2 funding.
The Cascade Courier Brings Home 3 MNA Awards
The Cascade Courier was presented 3 different awards on Saturday, June 22, 2024 at the Montana Newspaper Association's 139th annual convention and awards banquet that took place in Kalispell. The Courier staff received the awards in the Better Newspaper Contest against the other newspapers of similar size/circulation, from around the...
Operation Next program provides free career training for veterans at Highlands College
MISSOULA, Mont. — Operation Next, a program that provides free career training in welding and CNC precision machining to veterans and their families, is accepting applications for Fall 2024. Operation Next has trained 63 veterans or veteran family members since January 2023. Classes meet on the weekends, after online...
City mulls potential use of open space funding to conserve ranch
(Missoula Current) While questions remain, members of the Missoula City Council on Wednesday set a public hearing on whether to apply funding from the open space bond to conserve more than 1,600 acres of private land northwest of the city. The Inderland Ranch is comprised of both grasslands and forest...
Polson 14U team wins Bitterroot Brawl
Polson 14U Softball took first place in their age division at last weekend's Bitterroot Brawl. Pictured here are: back row – Coach Brock Bryant, Analeigh Bryant, Piper Adams, Abbi Sanford, coach EJ Hammer, Graci Hammer, Kendyl Jaeger and coach Kyla Jaeger; front row – Hadley Maley, Anniston Flynn, Alyssa Thoft, Emma Shipley and Peyton Wirz. (Courtesy photo)
Griz Football Make Future Schedule Changes
No need to worry about the 2024 Montana Grizzly Football season. The schedule is locked in and you'll get plenty of chances to catch the Griz at Washington-Grizzly Stadium. Here's this year's full schedule:. Aug 31 VS Missouri State. Sep 7 @ North Dakota. Sep 14 VS Morehead State. Sep...
Montana Grizzlies ring in 2025 football recruiting class with six new commits
MISSOULA — As July begins and the fall football season rapidly approaches, planning for the future never ends in the college football world, and the Montana Grizzlies have been no exception after recently adding their first verbal commitments for their 2025 recruiting class. Last week and this week, the...
Red Cross Donates Trailer to CSKT
ST. IGNATIUS — Wednesday morning was a great day for the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes (CSKT) community, as Montana Red Cross made an incredibly generous donation to CSKT. They’ve provided a trailer packed full of emergency shelter materials! This means that in times of crisis, the CSKT community will have the necessary supplies to set up safe and secure shelters in quick response.
Zimmerman Trail in Billings reopens after crash
BILLINGS, Mont. - One person was hospitalized after a single-vehicle crash in the area of Zimmerman Trail and Highway 3 in Billings Friday at around 2:36 a.m. The Billings Police Department said on social media the driver of the vehicle was taken to the hospital for their injuries. Zimmerman Trail...
Long road to recovery ahead for Billings man injured at Cooney Reservoir
At Cooney Reservoir, 62-year-old Billings resident Mark Young was injured after a jet ski crash on Saturday, but his family says that Young is resilient and they are hopeful for a future of healing.
Montana State hosts inaugural Future Rural Educators’ Summer Camp
BOZEMAN — Montana high school students and recent graduates from the far northwestern town of Eureka to the southeastern town of Hysham and many points in between visited Montana State University last week to observe teachers interacting with middle school students, learn about campus resources and build connections with their peers.
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