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Watch TikTok Hilariously Botch Montana’s Top 10 Worst Cities
Montana has been the target of a lot of angry TikTok rants ever since the TikTok ban was signed into law last year. The Montana legislature introduced a law making it illegal to download the popular app in the state of Montana. Claiming that it does harm to national security, due to China collecting data from the users of the app.
Open Letter To Missoula Moviegoers: DON’T BE RUDE
My anger and frustration have been simmering for the past two days since I attended a showing of Deadpool And Wolverine. My anger isn't directed at the movie, though I didn't think it was the best movie but that's a story for a different day. No, my animosity is directed at one moviegoer in particular who shared the theater that night.
These Are the New Dangers With Missoula Storm Cleanup
A week after Missoula trees and power poles were flattened by a severe thunderstorm, you might think all the danger is behind us. But that actually couldn't be further from the truth. From the continuing threat of more damaged trees and limbs coming down, to wildfires, and even flooding streets,...
The Best Movie Set In Montana According To The Internet
A thread on the Movies Reddit page is holding an ongoing discussion on the "Favorite Movie by State." Users on the social media site are voting for the best movies SET in each state. That doesn't mean where the movies were FILMED, or else most would be in California or Georgia. It means where the stories in these movies were SET.
Missoula Brewery Crafts Tater Tot-Themed Beer for Charity
Long ago, Walking Corpse Syndrome's former frontman Leif had a craving for a proper tater tot casserole. He reached out to social media for suggestions on how to make the best tater tot casserole. Soon after he wrote the message, he passed out. But, when he woke the next day, he had people battling over who had the best recipe.
Rockstar Duo Feeds Montana Firefighters: Bearded Legends Unite
Montana's firefighting efforts in the summer can turn into a full-blown operation very quickly. I can recall visiting a few "fire camps" in the past. In fact, I once volunteered to help gather groceries for a giant fire camp near Florence a few years ago. The amount of skill and effort to feed hundreds of hardworking people is mind-blowing. Feeding hungry firefighters is one of the core tasks that can lead to victory against a raging inferno.
Massive Vehicle Recall Likely; How to See if Your Car Made the List
One of the largest vehicle recalls could happen in the coming weeks according to multiple outlets who have been following issues related to driver and passenger safety. While there is no recall in place at this time, the Associated Press says one will likely happen following reports from U.S. auto safety regulators regarding air bag inflators.
Montanan, New York Jet Receives National Attention
No, it's not Aaron Rodgers. Although, I could totally see A-Rodg visiting Montana to take a spiritual ayahuasca journey in the Beartooths. And if you need a spiritual guide I'm happy to step in, Aaron. The Associated Press' Dennis Waszak Jr. published an article yesterday about Bozeman native and former...
Governor Reviews Missoula Storm Recovery, Promises Aid
Governor Greg Gianforte and members of the State Disaster and Emergency Services division met with city and county officials and visited one of the many storm debris collection sites on Thursday afternoon, his first visit to Missoula since the disastrous windstorm that caused so much damage. I asked the Governor...
This Missoula Facebook Page Will Make You Feel Nostalgic
Looking back at Missoula's history can be something special. There are so many ways to look back. There are buildings, roads, and archives. Sometimes just a picture can spark a memory. The University of Montana has an exhibit that looks at some ariel photographs of Missoula from almost a hundred years ago.
There’s a Traveling Blockbuster Store for Those Who Miss Renting Videos
Maybe you just can't let go of that laminated member card in your wallet that you once used every Friday night. Or you maybe you'll never know what it was like looking at shelf after shelf of VHS covers trying to find the perfect movie for you and your friends.
Trump Campaign Confirms Details, Releases Tickets for Bozeman Stop
Former President Donald Trump's campaign has firmed up details of his latest appearance in Montana next week, and we've learned it won't be at an outdoor venue. Word began circulating on Wednesday that the former President will be returning to Montana, with less than 100 days to go until voters have their say in November.
Former Griz/NBA Player’s Son Is A Morocco Soccer Star
What's the show that features that graphic of a shooting star with the caption "The More You Know." I can't remember what that show is titled. I'll look it up in a couple of minutes. Anyways, the Olympics are off and running. We've got swimming, basketball, rugby and handball... oh my. Plus, soccer and I found a surprising piece of information regarding a player from Morocco.
Recall Alert: Processed Lunchmeat Available in Montana Recalled
After the massive storm that moved through Montana recently, there were thousands of households without power from the damage. My house was one of them. We didn't have power for a little over 3 days. That was enough time for some of our food to go bad. We spent our afternoon going through the refrigerator throwing out food that had spoiled, some of that food was lunchmeat.
Dr. Kolb Warns About Bark Beetles Infesting Wind Damaged Trees
Missoula, MT (KGVO-AM News) - The effects of last week’s extreme thunderstorm on city trees has been well documented, but Dr. Peter Kolb with MSU Extension and the UM W.E. Franke School of Forestry and Conservation detailed the perhaps even more severe damage the storm might have had on western Montana’s forests.
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