Dying to get into the Montana Film Fest
Rob Burnett, writer and director of ‘In Memoriam,’ talks dad movies, A-listers and the Oscars’ death montage.
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Nicknames over nuance in Montana debates
House and Senate hopefuls traded barbs, slung nicknames and leaned into Trumpian theatrics.
Opera runs through it
Artistic director Michael Sakir on turning Norman Maclean’s ‘A River Runs Through It’ into an opera, from fly-fishing as stagecraft to giving Maclean’s female characters real names.
Mobile permanence
Stigma and zoning pushed Missoula’s trailer parks into the black holes of local memory. Now, as out-of-state investors move in, residents are pushing back — and their history is finally coming to light.
The hummus among us
Missoula’s Sumac Cafe keeps the party going with a Friday chickpea-centric happy hour.
Biscuit Hound Cafe to the rescue
A scratch-made biscuit and coffee shop named after the owners’ shelter dogs has taken over Drum Coffee’s former South Ave. spot.
It’s that time again — The Pulp: Live!
Our now-annual party returns Friday, Oct. 9, at Free Cycles.
Rants, raves and roundabouts
Missoula sounds off on parking, potholes, gas station TVs and the beauty of a well-placed roundabout.
Sheep Creek mine makes strange bedfellows
Ravalli County’s conservative commissioners and conservationists align in opposition to the rare earth mine proposed near the West Fork of the Bitterroot.
Higher-level parking
To most of Missoula, parking is a headache. To Jodi Pilgrim, it’s a calling.
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