Montana

• BozemanHealth & WellnessOct 2

  Bozeman Turns Pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

  Downtown Bozeman is decorated in pink as local businesses launch Breast Cancer Awareness Month. The PNKBZN campaign encourages awareness and supports organizations helping those affected by cancer. Participating shops are offering fundraisers and promotions throughout October.

• BozemanPoliticsOct 2

  Bozeman Town Hall Addresses Federal Operations and State Authority

  Lawmakers hosted a public town hall in Bozeman to answer questions regarding federal operations in Montana communities. The event addressed concerns about transparency following federal law enforcement activity in Gallatin County earlier this year. Attendees discussed legislative actions for increased oversight.

• MissoulaSocietyOct 1

  Missoula Public Works Presents Lower Miller Creek Improvements Plan

  The City of Missoula held an open house regarding a plan to improve traffic and safety along Lower Miller Creek Road. The project, costing $7.7 million, proposes adding sidewalks, bike lanes, and larger shoulders. Taxpayers may contribute through impact fees or a Special Improvement District fee.

• MissoulaPoliticsOct 1

  Missoula County Commissioners to Consider Funding Requests at Thursday Hearing

  Missoula County commissioners are scheduled to hold a public hearing on Thursday afternoon starting at 2 p.m. The meeting, held at the Missoula County Courthouse, will consider funding requests including up to $40,000 for preliminary engineering work and up to $55,000 for a study of tax increment financing.

• MissoulaEconomyOct 1

  New Development at 3333 Brooks Street to Feature Whole Foods Market

  A new development in Missoula plans to feature a Whole Foods Market as its main tenant. SterlingCRE, a Montana-based real estate company, confirmed the location will be at 3333 Brooks Street. The project is expected to open in April 2028 and will include other shops and restaurants.

• BozemanSocietySep 30

  Wildlife Officials Kill 14 Food-Conditioned Bears Near Bozeman

  Fourteen black bears were killed last week following an investigation at a home near Bozeman. Game wardens reported the bears had stopped relying on natural foods and were unafraid of humans. Experts stated this behavior posed a clear human safety risk.

• MissoulaSocietySep 30

  Rally in Missoula Against Proposed Rescission of Roadless Rule

  Hunters, anglers, and outdoor recreationists gathered at the Missoula County Courthouse lawn to rally against a proposal by the U.S. Forest Service to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule. Participants spoke about the importance of roadless areas for recreation, wildlife, and clean water in Montana.

• MissoulaSocietySep 30

  Rally in Missoula Opposes Proposed Rescission of Roadless Rule

  Hunters, anglers, and outdoor recreationists gathered at the Missoula County Courthouse lawn to rally against a proposal by the U.S. Forest Service to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule. Participants shared stories about recreating in Montana's roadless backcountry, emphasizing its support for outdoor economies and clean water.

• MissoulaSocietySep 30

  Rally Held in Missoula Against Proposed Rescission of Roadless Rule

  Hunters, anglers, and outdoor recreationists gathered at the Missoula County Courthouse lawn to rally against a proposal by the U.S. Forest Service to rescind the 2001 Roadless Rule. Participants shared stories about recreating in Montana's roadless backcountry, emphasizing its support for outdoor economies and clean water.

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