Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 15th of September.
Good morning, Missoula.
Krissy Petersen, a Deer Lodge native and former chief nursing officer, is set to lead Providence Montana as its new CEO.
She brings a clinical focus & local expertise to bolster the provider's rural research efforts.
CubCloud AI, a Montana-based company, has applied to bring Tesla Cybercabs to Missoula.
The proposal includes testing six self-driving taxis at $30,000 each & may change how residents get around town.
Local artists built unique mini golf holes at Bonner Park to raise funds for Open AIR (a nonprofit supporting artist residencies).
The fundraiser showcased Missoula’s creative community through playful art and design.
Viva Montana, the free Latin Heritage Festival, will take place Saturday, Sept.
19 at Caras Park in downtown Missoula, offering food trucks, live music, and dance performances to celebrate Latin culture.
Montana gas prices climbed 7.5 cents per gallon this week to $4.47, now 16.5 cents above last month and $1.24 higher than last year.
Two Missoula stations at Reserve + Mullan raised prices by nine cents, and experts warn of continued price volatility amid global supply issues.
Montana wildlife officials will review a new predator management framework and a petition to require bear spray for hunters and trappers at an upcoming State Fish and Game meeting.
Details (timing and location) are forthcoming.
The Montana Grizzlies won 35 to 14 Saturday at Washington-Grizzly Stadium, with Eli Gillman becoming the all-time touchdown leader and Griz legends inducted into the Hall of Fame.
The Montana Grizzlies will face Oregon State this weekend in an FCS over FBS game & hope to pull off a rare upset.
Oregon State holds a strong series record with most wins dating back decades.
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