Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 24th of January.
Good morning, Missoula.
The University of Montana is hosting its annual winter pep rally and bonfire on January 25, featuring games, snacks, a beer garden, fireworks, and basketball games against Montana State University.
The Missoula Department of Transportation and Robert Peccia Engineering are finalizing a two-year safety study of Highway 93 South between Missoula and Florence, showcasing recommended safety improvements at key intersections to the community.
Missoula residents can now vote to name three city snow plows, with a selection process narrowed down from 388 submissions, and winners to be announced by Mayor Davis.
Friends of the Children – Western Montana aims to transform lives by providing long-term, professional mentoring to children facing significant challenges, with a proven track record of enhancing educational, legal, and life outcomes.
The All Nations Health Center in Missoula is conducting an election to select four new board members from eight candidates to expand its current five-member board.
A Missoula naturopathic doctor expresses concerns over the potential sentencing of a former patient who threatened her life and her clinic, highlighting the impact on her work and well-being.
Missoula plans to redevelop over 47 acres of city-owned land into affordable housing and business spaces through public-private partnerships within the next five years.
The University of Montana plans to honor the late Malia Kipp, a cherished former Lady Griz basketball player, with a scholarship in her name, reflecting on her impactful legacy and connection with teammate Megan Harrington.
The Lady Griz's MJ Bruno and Tyler McCliment-Call, both from Spokane, reflect on their basketball journey from childhood rivals to teammates for their final season at the University of Montana, preparing for a significant game against Montana State.
Winter Gala: An Elegant Evening to Celebrate Community
The Winter Gala at the Zootown Arts Community Center offers an elegant evening filled with entertainment and an opportunity to connect with the community.
Missoula Valley Winter Market - February 1, 2025
The Missoula Valley Winter Market features over 40 vendors selling local produce, handcrafted goods, and gourmet foods every Saturday from January to April at the Southgate Mall.
Dead Fervor Concert
Dead Fervor, an American rock band from Idaho Falls, will perform live at The Wilma, showcasing their unique sound influenced by music from the 70s, 80s, and contemporary styles.
Harlem Globetrotters Performance in Missoula
Experience the entertaining and skillful basketball performance of the Harlem Globetrotters at the Adams Event Center in Missoula.
Zoso: Led Zeppelin Tribute Concert
Zoso, America's premier Led Zeppelin tribute band, celebrates 28 years with a live performance at The Wilma in Missoula.
Chase Björnson Live Concert at The Top Hat
Chase Björnson, a multifaceted DJ and artist from Montana, will perform a free live concert featuring a diverse range of music styles at The Top Hat in Downtown Missoula.
Missoula Collective Music Ensemble Performance
This event features the Missoula Collective Music Ensemble conducting collective improvisations and compositions using 'conduction' techniques in a community-oriented setting.
Flowers from the Pool with The Sardines and Malcolm Contrares & The Relatively Elderly
An evening of music featuring local bands Flowers from the Pool, The Sardines, and the newly formed Malcolm Contrares & The Relatively Elderly at Zootown Arts Community Center.
Ghastly with GHENGAR Live at The Badlander
This event features a live performance by Ghastly along with GHENGAR at The Badlander in Missoula.
Children's Book Signing with Punky Lynn
Join author Punky Lynn for a reading and signing of her children's book 'If I Were an Animal' at Fact & Fiction in Missoula.
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