Wednesday, March 17, 2010 Last Update: 12:38 am
Wednesday, March 17, 2010 Last Update: 12:38 am
This summer, western Montana and northern Idaho will commemorate the 100th anniversary of the “Big Burn” with conferences and museum exhibits. At the same time, fire professionals around the region are considering the possibility of an equally big event in the years to come.
Only a few months after a landmark decision on the right to die by the Montana Supreme Court, many Montanans are left wondering where to go from here.
The spring production of Ellen McLaughlin’s “Tongue of a Bird” aims to show the reality of moving on after tragedy.
Even though traces of winter remain, that doesn’t mean people can’t go out and enjoy the water.
University of Montana students are eager to travel to warm destinations like Spring Break Mexico, as it is expected to be a cold winter in Missoula this year.
For amateurs such as the Montana club baseball team, spring means games, real games, and forget the aspect of warm.