National Park Service Roasts Couple's Breakup on Social Media
The National Park Service has quickly become one of the best follows on social media for people who enjoy nature with a side of humor.
Parks and Recreation
City Attorney and Quentin Rhoades on Parks and Rec Opinion
‘City Parks and Recreation staff may prohibit individuals with a current COVID 19 positive status, or a current COVID 19 close contact status from currently participating in city parks and recreation programs while the individual is in such a status. Individuals do not have any right to spread or potentially spread a communicable disease’
Missoula and the $1.85 Million Dollar Marshall Mountain
Marshall Mountain has been an iconic part of Missoula over the decades, with night skiing, gondola rides, mountain bike races and lots of wedding receptions.
Listen – City Council Approves Over $1 Million For New Playground Equipment
On Monday night, the Missoula City Council approved the spending of $1.02 million for the purchase and installation of over 130 pieces of new playground equipment for 12 playgrounds throughout the city.
Grant Creek Trail Opening More Than Just a Hit – Plans to Expand Already in the Works
Thursday night marked the grand opening of a new, 2-mile stretch of paved trail up Grant Creek that ties more than just houses together, but neighborhoods and businesses west of Missoula...Not to mention great hiking and biking trails too!