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Friday, April 4th, 2025
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Good morning, Missoula. Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 4th of April.
COMMUNITY NEWS
- ➤ Missoula Animal Services has launched a fundraising campaign today to raise $1 million for a $3.5 million project to expand and remodel its shelter. The agency—recently renamed from Missoula Animal Control—houses over 1,100 pets a year and will use public funding, grants and donations to reach its goal. KPAX
CRIME NEWS
- ➤ Six people illegally in the U.S. were arrested when Border Patrol agents assisted local law enforcement during a Kalispell traffic stop—three men from Honduras, two from Mexico, and one from Guatemala—who were processed for removal. KPAX
CULTURE NEWS
- ➤ Missoula art fans can enjoy First Friday events today, including a talk by printmaker Jason Elliott Clark at (5:30 p.m.), as local galleries host Slow Art Day tomorrow with curated exhibits running from (10 a.m. to 5 p.m.). Missoulian
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ A $1 million study is underway to investigate the near complete loss of brown trout in a once thriving fishery on the upper Clark Fork River near Warm Springs. Fisheries workers from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks installed a screw trap on March 26 to capture juvenile fish and gather key data—researchers hope the findings will guide long-term restoration efforts. Missoulian
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ The Montana House approved a $16.6 billion state budget on Wednesday to fund government functions through 2026 and 2027—legislators worked for months to achieve a 6% increase that boosts health, education and public safety programs statewide. The measure now moves to the Senate for further review. Missoula Current
- ➤ Missoula Parks and Recreation reported unverified reports of dogs being poisoned on a section of the Rattlesnake Greenway Trail between Mountain View and Duncan Drive — an area near the PEAS Farm — and said the city does not use poison for pest control while Missoula Animal Control has not received any reports. KPAX
- ➤ A Montana Legislature bill that would bar state officials from setting air quality standards stricter than the Clean Air Act advanced from the Senate Natural Resources Committee to the Senate floor. Rep. Greg Oblander’s measure — supported by industry groups and opposed by environmental and health advocates — will be debated soon amid federal efforts to roll back regulations. Montana Public Radio
- ➤ Rep. Katie Zolnikov is proposing a law called the Child Digital Protection Act—this bill would protect kids in family videos by requiring a trust for minors and letting them remove posts six years after turning 18 if the video earns at least ten cents per view. The bill passed the Senate’s third reading and will now return to the House for further discussion. KPAX
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ A mixed-income housing project is under construction off Scott Street on a former Superfund site, developed by Ravara LLC in partnership with the City of Missoula. The first phase includes nine condos scheduled to sell later this year to help fund future phases—such as 45 deed-restricted units, a neighborhood grocery store, and an option for 225 additional homes. KPAX
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Missoula Valley Winter Market
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Southgate Mall — Free entry — Explore a variety of local produce, crafts, and festive treats at the tenth anniversary celebration.
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Prune-the-Moon Workshop
2-5 p.m. — Moon-Randolph Homestead — Suggested donation $20-30 — Learn the art of pruning old apple trees in a historic orchard while enjoying hands-on experience and community.
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Connecting to Land Through an Indigenous Lens with Lailani Upham
5:45-8 p.m. — Missoula Public Library — Free entry — Explore Indigenous stories and their connection to the natural world and human experiences.
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Scott Pemberton Concert in Missoula
8 PM - 2 AM — Monk's Bar — Entry fee TBD — Experience the funky guitar wizardry of Scott Pemberton and his electrifying band live.
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TYNAN Live Performance
5-9 p.m. — The Badlander — Ticket info not provided — Experience an evening with TYNAN as he showcases his unique electronic soundscapes.
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Missoula Valley Winter Market
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. — Southgate Mall — Free entry — Explore a vibrant mix of local produce, crafts, and treats at this winter market celebration.
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Spring 2025 Master Naturalist Certification Course
10 a.m. — Montana Natural History Center — Registration required — Gain knowledge and skills in naturalist education and conservation.
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The Backseat Lovers Performance
8-9:30 p.m. — The Wilma — Ticket info TBA — Enjoy an evening with the indie rock sensations from Salt Lake City.
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Heaven Zest Concert
12-4 p.m. — Caras Park — Free entry — Enjoy a magical performance with Spirit-infused music from multi-talented artist Heaven Zest.
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All Day Club
1:30 PM – 12:00 AM — Hawthorne Elementary School — Check for pricing — Fun-filled days await with the Boys and Girls Club of Missoula County.
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