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University of Montana alumna wins top college photojournalism award
MISSOULA, Mont. — A University of Montana journalism alumna has become the first in school history to win the top prize in the College Photographer of the Year competition, one of the world's most prestigious student photojournalism contests. Maddie McCuddy, 23, of La Center, Washington, earned the competition's top...
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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...
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Trotters realize net dream; advance to State B tournament
FLORENCE – Volleyball dreams can come true, if you believe, and perform best when it really counts. Now true believers in themselves after performing their best at the very best time, look who is going to State. The Plains Trotters exorcised the volleyball demons of tournaments past in Florence last week, ending a 27-year state tournament drought in Plains, winning second place and the west’s No. 2 seed into the State B portion of the Montana All-Class tournament at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse in Bozeman later this week. It is Plains’ first State B volleyball berth since way back in 1999. The Trotters open State B play at 4 p.m. Thursday against Shelby in the fourth match of the tournament. If the Trotters win versus Shelby they will face the winner between Jefferson County and Fairfield at 8 p.m. Thursday at the Brick. In the end, last week’s Western B tournament was not about that 27-year drought Plains had endured, it was about this year’s talented Trotters. Turns out that it was also a dream come true, a dream the team had dared to talk about before the season even began. “We have a large experienced group of seniors,” coach Kim
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Local Artists Spend Fall on the CSKT Bison Range Through Open Air Residency
PABLO — Two local artists are spending the fall at the CSKT Bison Range as the first participants in a new artist residency hosted by Open Air, a Montana nonprofit known for place-based arts programs. Lydia McKinney and Mars Sandoval are in residence through November 21. The residency began...
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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.
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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...
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Montana Women’s Golf Signs State Champ Payton Tryan, Maddie Makino
Montana women’s golf has signed two freshmen for next fall: two-time Montana Class AA champion Payton Tryan and Colorado standout Maddie Makino. Coach Jimmy Mee sees different strengths in the recruits: Tryan’s late start leaves room to grow, while Makino arrives with extensive tournament experience and could make an immediate impact.