Missoula Business Weekly

When the Missoula City Council sits down next spring to craft the FY 2024 budget, the framework of a new strategic plan and the goals that lie within it will help serve as a guide through the process.

Radiologist Dr. Timothy McCue is nearly finished converting a former Reserve Street bank into the Montana Imaging Center – a project that began in March and is nearing completion.

Citing aging equipment and shifting technology, Missoula County on Thursday approved two contracts related to emergency communications totaling just over $2.3 million.

The Consolidated City-County Planning Board recommended approval last month and praised the project for its design, mix of housing types and protection of riverfront habitat. The city planning department also has recommended approval.

Members of a House committee raised concerns during a Tuesday hearing that a proposed merger between two of the largest U.S. supermarket chains could mean a monopoly on groceries and lead to higher food prices for Americans.

With the first phase of the new passenger terminal open, Missoula Montana Airport logged two straight months with record passenger numbers, exceeding the years prior to the pandemic.

Citing a backlog of applications and growing pressure, the Missoula City Council on Monday agreed to implement an emergency ordinance making development projects – once approved only upon condition – a matter of right within certain zoning districts.

The university said it will rename the hardwood inside Dahlberg Arena to Robin Selvig Court – recognition for a coach who took 21 teams to the NCAA Tournament and logged 865 wins over the course of his career.

The Missoula Family YMCA's drive to raise funds for an expanded facility received a large boost from the Dennis & Phyllis Washington Foundation on Friday, pushing the organization closer to its fundraising goals.

The once dying art has made a comeback in today's digital world with many users enjoying the analog experience that film photography offers.