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Cruise downtown for trademark car show
The Downtown Bozeman Association and the Cancer Support Community, along with a number of gracious sponsors, present the 24th annual “Cruisin’ on Main” Car Show on Sunday, August 18th. The show will run from 9am–2pm on Main Street between Willson and Rouse in Downtown Bozeman. All...
Cats Camp: The running back room is dubbed the six headed snake with tons of depth
BOZEMAN- Montana State returns the deepest running back room in the conference, hoping to lead the BigSky in rushing yet again. BOZEMAN- Montana State returns the deepest running back room in the conference, hoping to lead the BigSky in rushing yet again.
A breakdown of Montana State Bobcats' special teams before the 2024 season
BOZEMAN — Montana State’s special teams produced some soaring highs and crushing lows in 2023. Brendan Hall blasted punts and kickoffs deep into the big Montana sky, but he and Casey Kautzman struggled as placekickers, and the season ended on a blocked point-after attempt. The Bobcats returned punts effectively while rarely approaching the kickoff return peak they summited a year earlier, and return coverage was a mixed bag.
Montana soccer relies on Billings native Dvorak en route to shutout in season opener
MISSOULA — The Montana women's soccer team opened its season against Colorado College on Friday morning in its Rumble In the Rockies showcase event at South Campus stadium. Head coach Chris Citowicki used a heaping portion of substitutes to get different players involved. The stalwart from start to finish of the 1-0 win, though, was redshirt sophomore and Billings native Ashlyn Dvorak.
2024 Big Sky Football Preview
Montana (4) — AP Junior Bergen (1st Team), TE Cole Grossman (2nd Team), LB Riley Wilson (2nd Team), CB Trevin Gradney (2nd Team) Montana State (4) — OL Marcus Wehr (1st Team), DE Brody Grebe (1st Team), OL Justus Perkins (2nd Team), AP Tommy Mellott (2nd Team) Idaho...
Dream come true: Shayla Stemple takes over reins of Three Forks girls basketball program
THREE FORKS — Three Forks’ basketball programs have a proud tradition of success. Recently, however, the girls have struggled with four losing seasons in the past five years. Thus, Athletic Director Terry Hauser has reached into the past in order to hopefully restore Three Forks’ winning ways. He...
Altercation in Missoula: Police Struggle With Non-Compliant Male
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - On August 9, 2024, Missoula Police Department Officers were dispatched to a male vs. female disturbance near the Albertson’s on Oxford Street. A 911 caller stated a male had “beat up” a female. According to court documents, the female involved in this altercation was never located for a statement.
Billings native Grant McCray 'overwhelmed' following Major League debut with Giants
BILLINGS — Grant McCray, a Billings native, made his Major League debut with the San Francisco Giants on Aug. 14, batting ninth and playing center field against the Atlanta Braves at Oracle Park. McCray went 0 for 4 with a strikeout in a 13-2 loss, but he busted out...
Changes in Real Estate Commissions Could Lower Missoula Home Prices
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - According to the National Association of Realtors, a recent national settlement over the current real estate commission structure could possibly help lower home prices. I spoke with Brint Wahlberg, President of the Missoula Organization of Realtors who described the current method of buying and selling...
Great Falls celebrating 30th anniversary of its unmatched summer of golf
GREAT FALLS – The Golden Age of Great Falls golf is celebrating its 30th anniversary this summer. It was way back in 1994 that the Electric City produced the champions of all three men’s state tournaments, along with two other prestigious amateur events. That historical footnote was featured...
Young rodeo cowboy Holden Meged competes at MontanaFair day before departing for college
BILLINGS — Holden Meged still looks like a wrestler. Big, burly and strong. He still thinks like one, too. The two-time State A 285-pound wrestling champion was at the MontanaFair Yellowstone River Round-Up PRCA rodeo competing in the slack competition of tie-down roping Saturday morning at First Interstate Arena at MetraPark.
MCPS looking to fill trustee seat
MISSOULA, Mont. — Missoula County Public Schools Board is in need of a new trustee. On Aug. 8, the district announced they had no candidates sign up for a vacant trustee seat. Now the search continues before the school year begins. Missoula County Public Schools has 11 board members....
Sentinel football brings fresh and hungry faces to the roster
MISSOULA, Mt. — Sentinel head coach Dane Oliver is no stranger to the first day of fall practice. 2024 marks his thirteenth season leading the Spartans. Throughout his time he knows that bringing a team together must come first. "He loves the game a lot. He's very enthusiastic and...
Great Falls CMR football 'way ahead of schedule' as fall practice kicks off
GREAT FALLS — Friday was the first day of high school fall practice, and Great Falls CMR already likes where it's at. After some down years, the team brought in new head coach A.J. Wilson back in January. "They're ready to hit the ground running like they were today,"...
33-acre Jack Fire near Keller & Hillcrest south of Billings still beng mopped up by crews
BILLINGS, Mont. - The Jack Fire (which had previously been referred to as the Keller Road wildfire) has spread to 33 acres in size according to Yellowstone County Sheriff's Office. In a statement to social media on Saturday, YCSO said that several crews are still at the scene of the...
Montana State University President Waded Cruzado Announces Retirement
Montana State University President Waded Cruzado has announced she will retire in June 2025, concluding a groundbreaking 15-year tenure at the helm of the state’s land-grant institution. Cruzado, who became MSU’s 12th president in 2010, has overseen a period of significant growth and innovation at the university. In...
New Course Could Land You a Job at Upcoming Missoula Concerts
You know that feeling you get when the lights go down right before the headlining act takes the stage? The feeling of anticipation and excitement. The feeling you needed so much that you paid to buy a ticket and experience it. That feeling is all thanks to dozens of people behind the scenes who make concerts and live events happen.
Great Things in Great Falls: August 17 2024
Great Falls is buzzing with Great Things this week and into the next!. The Electric City is hosting the sixth annual Arts Fest Montana - which will mark the start of a few local favorites including the Luminaria Walk and the Little Shell Powwow, along with a special treat - a concert featuring Craig Morgan.
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