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Longtime Lakeside QRU volunteer retires after 45 years

In January of 1981, Mary Granger was among 15 Lakeside community members gathered at the schoolhouse to take part in an American Red Cross Advanced First Aid course. Granger was 31 and an elementary school teacher with no medical background, but she was eager to help her neighbors in need. This was the beginning of the Lakeside Quick Response Unit, an organization formed by a group of Lakeside locals who realized there was an unmet need in their community. Granger, buoyed by the excitement the group carried, joined on something of a lark. She had no idea that the organization would come to define the next four decades of her life, or the impact she would have on emergency medical services in the Flathead Valley. Now, after a 45-year career as a volunteer, witnessing every major milestone of the organization, Granger is retiring from the Lakeside Quick Response Unit. The group is holding a retirement party this weekend to honor the contributions Granger has made to the community. It will take place on Sunday, Nov. 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. at the Lakeside QRU building located at 201 Bills Road. "It was a very scary thing," Granger said of

Lakeside, MT · 2d

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Vandals Advance After Penalty Kick Victory Over Utah Tech

MISSOULA, Mont. - The Idaho women's soccer team advanced in the Big Sky Conference Tournament Wednesday afternoon, defeating No.5 Utah Tech 4-2 in a penalty kick shootout after battling to a 2-2 draw through double overtime. First-half goals from Mia Boltz and Quinn Mueller gave the Vandals an early 2-0...

Moscow, ID · 3d
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Montana Sports

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This Week in Big Sky Football (Nov. 12, 2026)

Big Sky Conference host and reporter Meghan Robinson gets you ready for the upcoming week of action in the latest episode of "This Week in Big Sky Football."

Flagstaff, AZ · 10h

Montana Sports

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Montana softball, golf programs add Treasure Staters on signing day

Ryan Lucier of Frenchtown has signed with UM for softball and Payton Tryan of Billings signed with the Grizzlies for golf.

Missoula, MT · 1d

NonStop Local Bozeman

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Highs 15-20 degrees above normal into Veteran's Day

Today, highs climbed to the 50s in Missoula, Butte, and Dillon, while most major areas peaked in the 60s. Highs at this time of year should be in the 40s. No Watches, Warnings or Advisories are active tonight in Montana. Overnight tonight, a chance for rain in Kalispell, Polson, and Missoula ends, with dry weather returning for Wednesday morning. This dry trend extends into the end of this week. Rain enters western Montana for Saturday and Sunday. Lows tonight return to the 40s and 30s, while clouds move across the region. Sunshine makes its return into Wednesday clearing our radar. Highs climb to above-normal conditions tomorrow to the 50s and 60s. Over the coming 7 days, we remain in an above-normal temperature pattern. Our 8-14-day outlook suggests warmer than normal weather on the way, with near-normal precipitation trends.

Missoula, MT · 3d

Char-Koosta News

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CSKT Tribal Council Appoints New Pablo Representative

PABLO — On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Levi Hewankorn was sworn into the Pablo representative seat on the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribal Council that had recently been vacant. Tribal Chief Judge Brad Pluff was there to witness and sign the documents. After being sworn in, Hewankorn gave a...

Pablo, MT · 1d

KPAX

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Missoula school district has data breach through third-party education software

On October 26th, Missoula County Public Schools (MCPS) was notified of a data breach that may have exposed employee information.

Missoula, MT · 3d

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Seeking refuge, becoming a tree with Marina Richie, author of ‘Feathered Forest: Aloft with Birds in Ancient Trees’

This week on The Write Question, host Lauren Korn speaks with Marina Richie, author of Feathered Forest: Aloft with Birds in Ancient Trees (Chelsea Green Publishing), a text that interweaves memoir and notes on ecology to create “a symphony of birdsong,” one that lyrically expounds on not only the vital relationship between birds and trees, but also the interconnectedness, the kinship, between us all. As writer and biologist David George Haskell writes in the book’s forward, “Trees gave birds their wings. It was partly by scrabbling up tree trunks and leaping into branches that feathered dinosaurs realized the dream of flight. [...Richie’s] sustained attention reveals the identities and personalities of living creatures and illuminates subtle weaves of intersecting histories and energies.” There is so much in this relatively slim volume (and so much to love) from the woman who brought us Halcyon Journey.

Missoula, MT · 1d

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Bose speaker batteries, Vanderhall off-road vehicles recalled over safety hazards

MISSOULA, Mont. — The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission has announced two recalls involving Bose speaker batteries and Vanderhall electric off-road vehicles due to fire and crash hazards. Bose speaker battery recall. Bose is recalling approximately 634,759 lithium-ion battery packs used in its S1 Pro and S1 Pro+ portable...

Missoula, MT · 14h

Lake County Leader

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City Commission establishes fee waiver for seasonal nonprofits' water and sewer minimum charges

The Polson City Commission approved the first reading of an ordinance establishing a fee waiver for seasonal nonprofits’ water and sewer minimum monthly charges during off-season disconnect. According to the agenda item summary, local nonprofits with seasonal operations have asked to establish this waiver. These nonprofits close during the off-season and operate with limited financial resources. City Attorney Dave Michie, who presented the ordinance to the commission, said that seasonal nonprofits struggle during the winter months. Currently, a base rate or a monthly minimum fee accrues after owners shut off their municipal water and sewer utilities. This ordinance would remove that base rate during the off-season for nonprofits that do not shut off utilities for more than five months. Michie said that the city wants to look out for everyone and recognizes that nonprofits exist in the community. Claire Swenson, president of the Polson Flathead Lake Museum, spoke during public comment and said her museum has seen a decline in visitors since COVID-19, meaning it is also seeing a decline in donations. She added that they don’t have much excess money, so this ordinance removing that fee would be “wonderful” for them. The second reading of this ordinance will be

Polson, MT · 1d