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Missoula
Saturday, September 27th, 2025
Good morning, Missoula. Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 27th of September.
EDUCATION NEWS
- ➤ Missoula Rural Fire District Deputy Fire Marshal Pete Giardino offered key safety advice for students, parents, and drivers as mornings get darker earlier. His tips—focused on safe travel—aim to help keep kids safe when going to and from school. KPAX
ENVIRONMENT NEWS
- ➤ Trout Unlimited and the Forest Service are restoring a half-mile segment of Lolo Creek by reconnecting its natural floodplain and returning its water flow to a historic channel—this work aims to improve fish habitat and water retention. Work began on July 1 and it will finish by early October with a cost of about $400,000 from federal funding and partner contributions. Missoulian
- ➤ Shanti Devins explained the need for joyful climate action as she kicks off Climate Solutions Week today at Caras Park—featuring ClimateFEST from 10AM—2PM and over 20 community events planned to inspire local solutions. The initiative will encourage residents to adopt clean energy methods and share positive steps to address climate change. Missoula Current
- ➤ The USDA has opened a public comment period with only 21 days for citizens to voice concerns about changing Montana’s Roadless Rule, which has protected many national forest lands for decades. Local outdoor enthusiasts worry that easing these rules could spur logging and increase wildfire smoke — risks that may change how our forests are managed in the future. Newstalk KGVO
GOVERNMENT NEWS
- ➤ Montana celebrated 20 years of the Clean Indoor Air Act after lawmakers updated the law to include vapes and protect health in workplaces, bars and restaurants—an action that shows both sides worked together. Health experts said the change will keep indoor air safe for everyone. Missoula Current
- ➤ The City Council reviewed Paisley Park, a proposed subdivision on 40 acres at the intersection of England Boulevard and Chuckwagon Drive that will eventually include 671 dwelling units on 100 lots in eight phases over 20 years. City planners and developers said the project—owned by OO Land Holdings LLC—requires annexation and updated transportation improvements to support Missoula’s westward growth. KPAX
REAL ESTATE NEWS
- ➤ The City Council reviewed today the Paisley Park subdivision proposal—a 40-acre project at England Boulevard and Chuckwagon Drive that will add 671 dwelling units in eight phases over the next 20 years. Owned by OO Land Holdings LLC, the project requires annexation and will spur transportation upgrades and school district planning for safe walk routes, with a public hearing scheduled for Oct 7. Missoula Current
SPORTS NEWS
- ➤ Today, the University of Montana launched a limited-run vintage line that brings back copper, silver and gold colors to honor the 30th anniversary of the Grizzly football team’s first national championship. Items are available at the Go Griz Store, Scheels and Dillard’s in Southgate Mall and downtown Missoula—meeting high demand while inventory remains low. KPAX
- ➤ Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel will call today's Montana vs Idaho game in Missoula on ESPN2 and make his debut in the Mecca of FCS football—he described local Griz fans as savages in the best way for their loud, energetic support. Newstalk KGVO
- ➤ Montana high school football games on Sept. 26 showed Missoula Big Sky win 64–20 over Kalispell Flathead—Brady Williams and Eli Kasberg led standout plays that helped secure their 4–0 record while teams from Billings, Bozeman, and others posted key wins with notable individual efforts. Missoulian
- ➤ Today, the University of Montana is bringing back its classic copper, silver and gold colors in a limited edition Montana Vintage Program to celebrate its legacy and the 30th anniversary of the Grizzly football team’s 1995 national championship—items can be purchased at the Go Griz Store, Scheels, Dillard’s at Southgate Mall, or select downtown outlets with more stock coming soon. Missoula Current
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Late Night Radio Performance
7-10 p.m. — Monk's Bar — $10 cover — Experience the vibrant sounds of Late Night Radio as they electrify the night with innovative electronic beats.
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2025 ZooTown Challenge
10 AM – 2 PM — Washington-Grizzly Stadium — Race entry required — Compete in six challenging obstacle course races for all ages in beautiful Missoula.
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2025 Ignite Conference
8 AM – 4 PM — DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Missoula - Edgewater — Check website for registration fees — A dynamic conference for PR and marketing professionals with networking, insights, and inspiration.
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Scott H. Biram Live Performance
7-8 p.m. — Monk's Bar — Cover charge at the door — Experience the powerhouse sound of Scott H. Biram and his diverse musical talents.
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Cyclops Performance at Badlander
5-8 p.m. — The Badlander — $10 cover — Experience the explosive sounds of Cyclops blending heavy music with experimental dubstep.
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University of Montana Homecoming Parade
12-2 p.m. — Downtown Missoula Partnership — Free entry — Celebrate Homecoming with a vibrant parade featuring the Big Sky Horse Park float.
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Montana Grizzlies vs. Sacred Heart Pioneers
1-2:30 p.m. — Washington-Grizzly Stadium — Tickets required — Catch the thrilling college baseball showdown between the Grizzlies and Pioneers.
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She Talks Mini: Montana – Women in Construction
2-11 p.m. — Forestry Greenhouse, Missoula, MT — Free entry — Celebrate and inspire women in construction, empowering the next generation of female leaders in this traditionally male-dominated industry.
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Niko Moon Concert
7-9:30 p.m. — The Wilma — Tickets available — Experience good vibes and live music from the optimistic artist Niko Moon.
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Idaho State Bengals vs Montana Grizzlies Women's Volleyball
7-8:30 p.m. — Adams Center — Ticket prices vary — Watch an exciting women's volleyball match with the local favorites, the Grizzlies, in action.
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