Posts Tagged ‘Things to Do in Misosula’
How Organic Food is Making the World a Better Place
Here is how organic food is really making the world a better place. ... more
Challenging Traditional Ways To Brew Coffee
If you are a fan of discovering new methods of brewing coffee, then you have come to the right place. ... more
5 Tips for Students to Nail the First Job Interview
These 5 basic tips give you an idea of what it means to prepare and pass an interview.... more
Cyberbullying Has Become A Pandemic
When teens or young kids, as well as adults, use electronic devices to send any threatening or intimidating message to another person, it is cyberbullying. Many will say that bullying has been around forever, i... more
Memorial Rose Garden Volunteer Workday Slated for October 26
By BECKY GOODRICH - Parks and Recreation and the Missoula Rose Society invite residents to volunteer in the Garden, located at 800 Brooks, on Saturday, October 26, from 9 to 11:30 a.m.... more
MCT Holds Auditions for Ken Ludwig’s Leading Ladies
The Missoula Community Theatre will hold an open audition for the non-musical farce Leading Ladies on Sunday, Nov. 17 from 1:00-4:00 PM.... more
New International Speaker Series Kicks Off Oct 21 at the Roxy Theater
NEW ZEALAND - The first International Community Speaker Series (ICSS) event,is this Monday, Oct 21, at 7:00 p.m., at the Roxy theater. The event is FREE and open to the public! ... more
7 Reasons Why Local Businesses Should Be Managed by Credentialed Professionals
Starting a local business is an aspiration that many people have, but only a relative few will actually follow through with.... more
How to Find a Good Accident Lawyer in Columbia?
Selecting the right lawyer to represent you is one of the surest ways to help your auto accident claim.... more
Solution is in Sight for Carousel Closure
While it isn’t possible to run down to the carousel store to buy a cylinder bearing for a 101 year old carousel, the machinists of Missoula have proven that if they know what we need, they can make it.... more
Is Selling a House in a Buyer’s Market a Bad Idea?
Whether it's a good idea or not, selling your home in a buyer's market is very dependent on how smart and lucky you are. ... more
Teacher Tips: How to Write a Lesson Plan That’ll Motivate Students
If you find your students losing focus or even skipping classes, it might be time to reassess the way you structure your lessons. ... more
Top Tips to Properly Look After Your Guinea Pig Pet
in order to help your pet live a long, happy, healthy, and active life, here are some tips you should follow.... more
Boaters: Remember to “Clean, Drain, Dry” This Summer
By JOLEEN TADEJ - The summer boating season in Montana has begun, and more than 24,000 watercraft have already been inspected at aquatic invasive species inspection stations around the state. ... more
Is it Possible to Pay Your Mortgage with a Credit Card?
By following the tips provided, paying for your mortgage using your credit card can reap you some juicy rewards while enabling you to make timely payments.... more
Poverello Center Needs Our Help!
Early in the morning of Wednesday, May 8th the Poverello Center experienced a significant plumbing failure resulting in the loss of all of their food.... more
The Markets Are Back in Town
Clark Fork Farmer's Market, Missoula Farmers Market, Missoula People's Market is starting in Missoula in May!... more
27th Annual Garden City Brewfest Features Over 70 Beers, Ciders & Wine
By BRAM MOORE - Over 70 beers from 43 different breweries will be available for tasting at the 27th Annual Garden City BrewFest on Saturday, May 4.... more
Missoula Community Theatre Announces Auditions for Sister Act
The Missoula Community Theatre is holding an open audition on Sunday, August 26 for Sister Act. The audition will take place from 12:30-6:00 PM.... more
City Plans Fireworks Law Enforcement
By GINNY MERRIAM - The City of Missoula reminds the public that the use of most fireworks in the city of Missoula is illegal.... more
Out to Lunch & Downtown ToNight Launch June 6 & 7
For the 33rd consecutive year, the Missoula Downtown Association (MDA) has developed a vibrant and robust Out to Lunch Summer Series to commence on Wednesday, June 6.... more
Grizzlies Thump Bocats & Clinch Share of Big Sky Title
By NIC HALLISEY - Montana got back to its winning ways in dominant fashion on Saturday night, knocking off rival Montana State, 90-63.... more
Brain Injury Awareness Month Concludes with Bowl for Brain Strong Fundraiser
Brain Injury Alliance of Montana will celebrate increased awareness of brain injury with our 3rd annual Bowl for Brain Strong Fundraiser on Sat, April 2, 2016, from 11-3 p.m.... more
Heirloom Winter Farmers’ Market Back in Full Swing
By KRISTEN LEE-CHARLSON - The Heirloom Winter Farmers’ Market is back on the second and fourth Saturdays of each month, January through April at the Missoula Fairgrounds.... more