Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 25th of September.
Good morning, Missoula.
A $1.6 million upgrade to Caras Park river access, featuring ADA-accessible ramps and erosion control, has begun, closing parts of Ron's River Trail until January 1, 2025.
Missoula Aging Services issues a warning about a rise in scam calls targeting personal information, offering advice on recognizing and protecting against such fraudulent activities.
Two individuals in Missoula have died from suspected fentanyl overdoses, highlighting the dangerous presence of the drug and its powerful impact.
The University of Montana reported its largest enrollment increase in 15 years, up 6% on the main campus and 5% including Missoula College, attributing success to aggressive recruiting, student services enhancement, and President Seth Bodnar's leadership.
Missoula City Council approves rezoning for two housing projects amid concerns over community impact and developer profits.
Missoula Mayor Andrea Davis proclaimed National Law Enforcement Suicide Awareness Day, highlighting improvements in support for officers' mental health.
The Missoula Fire Department secured a $7 million federal grant to hire new firefighters, enhancing response times and community service.
The Missoula City Council has approved a re-zoning ordinance at 123 S Curtis Street to double the housing capacity from 6 to 12 units, aiming to address housing availability long-term.
Montana Tango Festival 2024
Experience a vibrant celebration of tango dancing in the picturesque setting of Missoula, Montana, during the annual Montana Tango Festival.
Aurorawave Concert at The Wilma
Experience an evening of exciting live music with Aurorawave at The Wilma in Missoula.
Colter Wall and Friends Tour at KettleHouse Amphitheater
Experience the Canadian country musician Colter Wall performing live with friends during his limited concert tour.
Walk to End Alzheimer's: A Community Fundraising Event
Experience the largest event dedicated to raising awareness and funds for Alzheimer's care, support, and research at Fort Missoula Regional Park.
NAISMA Annual Conference 2024: Managing Invasive Species
Experience insightful discussions and networking opportunities at the 32nd NAISMA Annual Conference, focusing on effective management strategies for invasive species.
Trivia Night at The Old Post
Experience a fun-filled evening of trivia every Tuesday night at The Old Post in Downtown Missoula, hosted by Ben Cronin.
Weekly Wednesday Night Trivia Challenge at Draught Works
Experience an engaging evening of trivia with friends at Draught Works, featuring diverse categories, exciting prizes, and a vibrant atmosphere filled with craft beer.
Roosting Hours
Hang out at the Missoula Butterfly House for an after-hours, adults-only evening of museum exploration, activities, and adult beverages. Come enjoy all of our nocturnal animals and some kid-free museum time, 6 - 8pm!
Roosting Hours
Hang out at the Missoula Butterfly House for an after-hours, adults-only evening of museum exploration, activities, and adult beverages. Come enjoy all of our nocturnal animals and some kid-free museum time, 6 - 8pm!
Cowboy Andy & The Salamanders at the Missoula Monster Project Gallery Opening
Celebrate creativity and community at the 10th Annual Missoula Monster Project Gallery Opening, featuring live music by Cowboy Andy & The Salamanders, delicious treats, and an opportunity to purchase unique art.
Highly Suspect Live at The Wilma
Experience a passionate performance by Highly Suspect, led by Johnny Stevens, as they share their journey through music that resonates with personal struggles and triumphs.
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