Up in the 406

The hits of 1924 surely had staying power, songs like "Rhapsody in Blue," "It Had to Be You," "California Here I Come" and "Somebody Stole My Gal." Many of us also remember our parents and grandparents reminiscing about famous composers, singers and orchestras of 100 years ago: Gershwin, Jolson, Fred Waring & the Pennsylvanians, and the Paul Whiteman Orchestra.

Amy Cilimburg and Abby Huseth write "Inspiration of good news and happenings far and near, plus myriad opportunities to get involved to accelerate climate solutions in Missoula and beyond, can keep us grounded and moving forward, together."

An anonymous alum of the University of Montana’s Department of History has gifted $200,000 to bolster its H. Duane Hampton Public History Program.

Last year, a paper argued that some dinosaurs were as smart as baboons, but some paleontologists now say that's going too far.

Former Montana Grizzlies safety Nash Fouch will get a pro football opportunity now that the 2024 NFL Draft has concluded.

The wedding was marvelous; the bride and groom were so happy – absolutely gleeful! I survived without CPR, despite no air-conditioning.

The Montana Food Bank Networks on Thursday broke ground on a new 53,000-square-foot warehouse in Missoula.

Sona Jobarteh, a multi-instrumentalist singer and composer, is the first professional female playing the Kora from any of the West African Griot families.

Executive Chef Brian Heddlesten won first place in the 2024 CMS Cost Solutions recipe contest, while Hailey Palmer, executive sous chef of retail dining, brought home a silver medal from the American Culinary Federation.

Volunteers showed up to take part and help clean up the banks of the Clark Fork River in Missoula on Sunday.