Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 29th of October.
Good morning, Missoula.
🏘️ Community
Montana Millionaire will return Nov.
1 with 720,000 tickets going on sale at 5:30 a.m.; each costs $20 and the game features six $1 million grand prizes, 9,700 instant win awards — 7,000 of $100 and 2,700 of $500 — plus later second chance drawings.
🎭 Culture
The 2027 Zootown Festival will bring Jack Johnson on Friday, Jun.
18 and Brandi Carlile on Saturday, Jun. 19 to the Missoula Fairgrounds, with multi-artist lineups each day and tickets on sale now + presale buyers already had early access.
A Missoula gallery removed a Native garment advertised as a "Lakota Sioux War Shirt, Circa 1875" from display after petitioners sought repatriation, and the gallery has issued cease-and-desist letters to the petition organizers.
🎓 Education
About 600 Montana FFA students attended the 99th National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, where Big Timber placed fourth in National Livestock Evaluation, Missoula and Fergus teams finished sixth, and Shields Valley was a top-10 National Chapter finalist.
Forty-two Montana members received the American FFA Degree, the group's highest honor.
🌲 Environment
The City of Missoula Stormwater Division released a grant-funded short film (Pattee Creek: Changing Course) to show how residents can protect water quality by picking up pet waste, fixing oil leaks, and washing cars on lawns, and the division will distribute the film around town.
🏈 Sports
Missoula Sentinel boys soccer reached the state title game after Hayes Reimer scored in extra time, sending the Spartans to their first state championship match since 2016.
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