Missoula Current
MRA to reimburse city $55K for winter shelter improvements
The Missoula Redevelopment Agency's board of commissioners on Thursday agreed to reimburse the city $55,000 for the cost of turning an old Midtown building into the Emergency Winter Shelter.
Lolo Hotshots helping battle wildfires raging in Canada
The Lolo National Forest reports the Lolo Hotshots have been working with local firefighters from Alberta on the Long Lake fire.
Design for Scott Street housing project nearly ready for pricing
Cost estimates for a housing development on city-owned land off Scott Street should soon be clear enough to determine price points and financing, the city said.
Missoula adopts resolution designating Juneteenth as city holiday
The Missoula City Council unanimously passed a resolution on Wednesday recognizing Juneteenth National Freedom Day as an official city holiday.
Planning board backs changes to old Lolo school property for redevelopment
Now that Lolo is getting a new school, a team of developers are seeking changes to the county's land-use map in hopes of providing housing and some commercial space on the former school property.
Clark Fork River ‘ambassadors’ to return for another season
Ambassadors will return to the Clark Fork River this year to help address public safety and promote good behavior during the recreational season.
Missoula County hires consultant to review Larchmont Golf Course
With its Larchmont Golf Course contract set to expire, Missoula County plans to bring in a team of experts to review the course and recommend alternative operating models.
Missoula City Council approves rezone for property off Russell St.
A protest petition submitted hours before a final decision was planned regarding the rezone of a property off Russell Street nearly prompted the City Council on Monday night to send the request back to committee.
Missoula City Council recessed after man impugns staff, shouts at officials
Personal attacks and a violation of decorum prompted the Missoula City Council to recess for a short minute on Monday night after an attendee shouted at officials.
192-lot O’Keefe Ranch set to begin Phase 2 near Wye
Missoula County approved a number of items related to a subdivision planned for the Wye, including a change to one condition and modification of the phasing plan.
Group to sue feds, state over grizzly bears hurt by trapping
The 2021 Montana Legislature passed several bills increasing the length of season, types and uses of traps, snares and hunting aids to kill wolves and black bears. Trappers can now use neck snares in addition to leg-hold and Conibar body-squeezing traps.
Missoula County inks contract to develop Wye infrastructure plan
Considering the direction of future development, Missoula County on Thursday approved a contract with WGM Group to create an infrastructure plan for the Wye.