Good morning, Missoula.

Big Sky Bravery launched its 'Now More Than Ever' campaign on Sept.

11 to honor 9/11’s 25th anniversary and support active-duty Special Operations Forces by hosting Cocktails for a Cause at Madison River Brewing (3 to 8 p.m.) and Willie's Distillery in Ennis (5:30 to 8 p.m.).

Missoula veteran David Tabish waited nearly three years for Section 8 housing and now lives in a one-bedroom apartment (a win for local veteran housing efforts).

His new home comes as city programs helped cut veteran homelessness by nearly 50% since their start.

Sunday Streets will return to Downtown Missoula on September 20 as Higgins Ave (from 5th Street to the XXXX) closes to car traffic for street curling, guitar lessons, fitness classes, and tango dancing, offering a lively day for all ages.

The National Conservation Legacy Center at the National Museum of Forest Service History in Missoula offers visitors an immersive walk through a forest of stories — featuring digital plinths and a 20-by-60-ft screen showcasing conservation history.

The center is open daily from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Missoula's Kona Bridge Fishing Access Site on the Clark Fork River is slated for streambank repairs while Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks invites public input until Sept.

23 (comments can be directed to Cody Kenyon).

Billings Mustangs scored three crucial runs in the bottom of the seventh — taking a playoff series lead over the Missoula PaddleHeads in a tense game today.

Former Montana Grizzlies are showcased in the NFL this season, with Patrick O’Connell playing for the Seahawks, Dylan Cook starting with the Steelers, and Michael Wortham on Jacksonville’s practice squad; others (Junior Bergen and Samori Toure) started 2026 as free agents while some joined coaching or media roles.