The Missoula Marathon, recently praised by Runner's World magazine as the best marathon in America, may have more security after the fatal bombings Monday afternoon at the Boston Marathon.
April 15, 2013 Update: 3:45 p.m., April 15 – “As far as we know, none of the Missoula runners have been hurt,” said Tim Brooker, co-owner of Missoula’s The Runners Edge after speaking with Missoula runners who were at the Boston Marathon during today’s explosions.
Two explosions were seen and heard by spectators and participants at the finish line of today's Boston Marathon. News outlets are reporting a variety of different things in regard to the number of people who have been injured and the severity of the injuries. It has been confirmed that two people are dead and at least 23 are injured.
Monte has demolished the GuySpeed March Mascot Madness competition. Our very own dancing bear has officially conquered the field of college mascots and is the crowned champion.
April 15, 2013 WOW! I was really captivated by this awesome video. We have come so far...and have so far to go.
Power was out for about four hours Sunday night into Monday morning in the Orchard Homes area and parts of midtown Missoula.
April 14, 2013 Spring bear hunting season opens in Montana Monday, April 15.
With 37% of teens reporting drinking in the past 30 days, 20% reporting binge drinking in the past two weeks, and 8% reporting drinking and driving, alcohol is clearly the drug of choice for Missoula youth.
April 14, 2013 The 1914 Indian Model F, estimated to realize between $ 40,000 and $50,000, is an example of a board-track racing motorcycle. These early purpose-built motorcycles lacked a clutch, throttle and brakes, and were push-started and run flat-out – often reaching speeds of u
April 14, 2013 These two guys trying to drill and pipe a water well remind me of Stan and Ollie. The harder they try the worse it gets.
April 13, 2013 The Grizzly basketball teams will be honored this Wednesday, April 17.
On Wednesday, The Montana Senate Finance and Claims Committee to table a $180 million dollar state plan to fund building projects on state campuses, including monies for the Montana College project in Missoula.
