There was the lovely, dominant win by the Griz over the Cats, of course. And Sentinel, Hamilton, Florence and Thompson Falls won state titles, all in convincing fashion.
Championship huckleberries to the University of Montana women’s soccer team, for winning the Big Sky tournament title earlier this month in Greeley, Colorado.
Joyful huckleberries to the news that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has approved COVID vaccines for children ages 5 to 11.
There are competing schools of thought as to the inspiration for J.R.R. Tolkien’s visions of Mordor in his epic fantasy trilogy, The Lord of the Rings.
Now that the smoke has cleared from last week’s municipal election in Missoula, it’s time to think about where we go from here.
More Missoula championship huckleberries this week — this time to the Hellgate High School boys soccer team, for its 1-0 win over Kalispell Glacier for a third straight AA state title.
Well-deserved championship huckleberries to the western Montana cross-country athletes who earned top honors in the state meets last weekend.
No, the Attorney General of this state does not get to use the Montana Highway Patrol as his private police force, "investigating" nonexistent crimes.
When law enforcement officers show up to a call, the public needs to be able to trust that they were sent to enforce the law without regard to politics.
The websites of the Missoulian and the Ravalli Republic will have a new look and feel starting Tuesday.
Hopelessly delusional and incompetent chokecherries to Montana’s leaders for their continued failure to take action on the biggest public health emergency in generations.
Ballots were mailed Wednesday for the Nov. 2 municipal election, and it’s time to start thinking about who is best qualified to lead our fair city.
Profoundly disturbing chokecherries to the dual controversies engulfing the University of Montana’s law school and computer science department in the past two weeks.
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We are losing civility in our schools, on our planes and at our dinner tables. That incivility now extends to our hospitals.
Congratulatory huckleberries to the welcome news that the University of Montana’s overall enrollment grew this fall for the first time in nearly a decade.
Missoula County set a new daily COVID-19 case record, with 157 new cases recorded Sept. 11, three more people died of the virus this past weekend.
Thank you for sharing your opinions with me. It’s been an honor.
It was a day that will be seared into our memories forever.
Even those who don’t believe the prevailing science and disagree with the school rules can acknowledge that our school trustees and administrators are making their decisions based above all on the health and well-being of our students.
Although the start of this school year came with a lot of unnecessary controversy, it didn’t extinguish that back-to-school enthusiasm.
This is the last best time for Missoula residents and taxpayers to let our local leaders know how they would like to see their public dollars used.
The case of Rodney Robert Smith hardly seems worthy of the special treatment and attention lavished on it by the office of the Montana attorney general.
Montana’s congressional delegates gave varied responses to the sudden collapse of Afghanistan’s government following the poorly planned exit of U.S. troops.
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