Missoula Current
Secretary Buttigieg lauds Missoula airport, infrastructure funding
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg credited the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law for helping make the $110 million airport project possible. It's one of 51,000 projects across the country that have received funding from the federal legislation.
City of Missoula pursuing electric vehicle infrastructure plan
While the city's Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Plan won't be finished for another year, considering the future of transportation and what's needed to support the changes will play prominently in the final product.
Missoula Gives event nets 4,000 donors, raises $1.2M
Donors provided local nonprofits with more than $1.2 million during this year's Missoula Gives event, which wrapped up last Friday.
Missoula legislators: State Land Board must address mill closures
Missoula legislators write, "The Land Board, working with the Department of Natural Resources and Conservation, should fully evaluate different strategies for maintaining the existing mill infrastructure in Montana."
Viewpoint: The D.C. ‘swamp’ is out of control
Phil and Sherri Richert write, "What about the obligations to the American people for a free and safe America? Whether you like or realize it or not, the Uniparty/Establishment from both political parties along with the globalists are running our country."
Harmon’s Histories: 1924’s top tunes are toe-tappers a century later
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.
Rail to trail: Cal plans Great Redwood Trail along defunct RR route
Poised to transform a defunct rail route, the Great Redwood Trail is expected to bring thousands of new visitors to picturesque Northern California. That has community leaders both optimistic and concerned.
Voices: Failed veto override poor display of political theater
Sheila Hogan writes, "Though most legislators supported this bill last year, many of them were told to change their minds this year, and they did."
Lolo gravel pit decision on hold while parties attempt agreement
The proposed expansion of a gravel pit south of Lolo remains in limbo while the county has asked the pit owners and the neighbors to try to find a solution.
Viewpoint: Warrior, hero, or something else?
David Daniels writes, "I don’t believe Tim Sheehy is a war hero and I don’t think other people should believe it either. He’s not much of a warrior either, as evidenced by his reluctance to meet with Montana journalists seeking follow-up on the Washington Post’s explosive Glacier Park story."