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Fairfield’s water shortage becomes critical, leads to tighter water conservation measures

Fairfield’s water shortage becomes critical, leads to tighter water conservation measures

FAIRFIELD, Mont. - If you're walking around Fairfield, you’ll notice signs saying water restrictions are set in place. These restrictions have been enacted for about a month and now the town’s water shortage has become critical. Ongoing drought challenges continue to put a strain on the people

‘In their backyard’: MCPS students study river ecology with science ed nonprofit

During a field trip on the banks of the Clark Fork River, Dalit Guscio asked a group of Missoula County Public School fifth-graders to get together for a photo. “Can you tell me what mayflies do?” Guscio, with nonprofit Ripple: The Center for Education and Ecosystem Studies, asked the

Records from Anaconda bar shooting to be unsealed

Nearly all charging documents from a high-profile quadruple murder case in Anaconda will be unsealed on May 8, which follows a district court judge’s order and a legal back-and-forth over the public’s right to know. Michael Brown allegedly killed four Anaconda residents on Aug. 1

Costs of long-term care and senior living in Montana

Costs of long-term care and senior living in Montana

Costs of long-term care and senior living in Montana Understanding the costs of long-term care is an essential part of planning for senior living and in-home care. A Place for Mom provides proprietary cost benchmarks drawn from its nationwide network of partner communities and agencies. This report

City council to consider adoption of land use plan, subdivision regs

City council to consider adoption of land use plan, subdivision regs

Population could double in 2040s, according to city

Missoula travel outlook: Gas prices may not slow Montana tourism

MISSOULA, Mont. — As tourism season picks up across Montana, questions grow about whether shifting weather and higher gas prices could change travel plans. NonStop Local spoke with Genie Ladd, a certified travel consultant at Destination Montana, about how weather and fuel costs were affecting tourism in the state. Ladd said

Over 2,700 students to graduate from MSU at May 8 commencement

Over 2,700 students to graduate from MSU at May 8 commencement

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University will hold its 144th commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 8, at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse. The school is expected to award just more than 2,700 degrees across the morning ceremony at 10 a.m. and the afternoon ceremony at 2:30 p.m. MSU said