Aaron "Tallest DJ" Traylor

Joe Nickell has been synonymous with the music and entertainment culture in Missoula for nearly a decade, and as early as tomorrow The Missoulian will no longer have Nickell’s keen vocabulary to promote our local arts scene. According to Joe’s personal Facebook: I will be cleaning out my desk and saying goodbye to my fine coworkers at the Missoulian newspaper...

It’s garage sale season! Do you have any used items or crafts that you’d like to unload? Make your trash someones treasure at our upcoming Spring Sale. We have plenty of booths left for you to reserve. The event will take place on Saturday, June 2nd at the Missoula County Fairgrounds in the Mercantile Lane area from 8A – 3P. Booth size is 10’ X 20’ and booths are available for just $35.00; add add

  The Al Qaeda regime has requested assistance from supporters to set fire to the forests in Montana. This according to the popular terror online magazine known as ‘Inspire.’ On the website, a column writer goes into extensive detail on how to create what are known as ‘ember bombs’ and recommends that followers set their targets on the residents of Montana, as well as various other densely populat

  There is no denying who arrived in Montana first. The original cowboy, with their tight jeans, handkerchief and unique hats invaded the Big Sky Country long before the anti-mainstream hipster began to make it’s own mark on our community. But would it be safe to argue that hipsters may have actually been inspired by the rough and tough cowboys residing here in The Last Best Place? And if so, woul

Last weekend many adventure seekers took a trip back in time to experience shipboard life, joined the camaraderie, and some even became first class! That special occasion, known as the Titanic Dinner, awaited attendees from near and far. Anticipation filled the air as passengers boarded Titanic, dinner was served and a roving performer who took on the role of the late Captain Smith made the night

Currently in Missoula the percentage of single men compared to married couples is 48% to 52%. As Montana state grows with more and more singles, the concern is where single women can meet the man of their dreams.  It's difficult to weed out the places in such a social town! But we' ...

We can hold the ones who drink and drive responsible, send them to jail, pay fines and take away their license. But by then it may be too late.

UM President Dr. Royce Engstrom has announced that former UM associate head coach Mick Delaney will serve as the Grizzlies’ interim head football coach, while Jean Gee has been selected as the school’s interim athletic director. Delaney recently concluded his fourth season as an assistant coach at Montana and working with the running backs, and was the associate head coach. A veteran mentor,

Should the city of Missoula consider banning cell phone use while driving? At least one councilman seems to think so. As it stands, texting and driving has been banned, however driving and making a phone call is still allowed. Dave Stromaier of the Missoula City Council is hoping to see to a change in that ruling.

Food inspectors have reported that the “filler,” known to most in the industry as “lean, finely textured beef” actually does meet safety standards. Still, most consumers worldwide, including Missoula residents believe that the whole idea of pink slime is simply too unappetizing and still feels unsafe. ABC News and other media sources recently reached out to supermarkets across the nation, and h

Spring is here and Easter is right around the corner, so get ready to grab your basket and search for Easter treats! There will be several treats for children who are up to 12 years old. Last year’s event was a hopping success and this year’s Easter Treat Hunt will be just as fun. If you would like to be a sponsor please contact Shawna at 406-728-9300!

Local basketball fans are heated over an incident that occurred Saturday in which an upset Stevensville girls basketball player allegedly shoved a Dillon fan to the ground.