Recently added articles from Missoulian:
U.N. scientists assess mining threats
Sep 22, 2009; ... WEST GLACIER - A team of scientists from the United Nations is visiting Glacier National Park, assessing potential threats posed by mining plans in Canadian wildlands upstream of the park. Glacier, in partnership with adjacent Waterton Lakes National Park in Canada, was named a World ...
Indie on the air
Sep 22, 2009; ... Five years ago, KBGA had the opportunity to reserve a sizable chunk of real estate in the University of Montana's then-to-be-built Don Anderson Hall and a state-of-the-art studio with it. The staff put it to a vote, and it was decisive: "Thanks, but no thanks." Instead, the ...
Popular Pulitzers
Sep 02, 2009; ... The words "Pulitzer Prize" may spark a viewer's interest, but once inside, the photographs speak for themselves. The popularity of the exhibit "Capture the Moment: The Pulitzer Prize Photographs" has surpassed all expectations by the Montana Museum of Art & Culture, attracting rural ...
Experts have tips for new renters
Aug 24, 2009; ... College students are pouring into Missoula to begin the academic year that starts Wednesday - meaning the race for housing has begun. About 10,000 University of Montana students live off campus, said Olivia Riutta, director of the Off-Campus Renter Center. And that means rental ...
Road projects haul in $81M
Aug 24, 2009; ... HELENA - Contracts for $81 million in highway and bridge construction projects funded by federal stimulus money have been awarded in Montana so far this summer, with another $130 million coming. In a national news conference on stimulus spending last week, Gov. Brian Schweitzer ...