В Миссуле и Западной Монтане осудили наркодилера, ищут говорящего попугая и открывают выставку художника

September 3 recap: Missoula and Western Montana news you may have missed today Thursday's news: What you missed while you were at work. (10) updates to this series since Detours were in place as of 2 p.m. Traffic was expected to resume later on Thursday. A Big Timber man was sentenced to 12 years in prison Thursday for possessing about five pounds of meth and confessing to selling 25 more pounds across Montana. A female grizzly was reacting defensively when she attacked a female hiker in northwest Montana over the weekend, state wildlife officials have concluded. George, a beloved talking bird that lives at the Talking Bird Saloon in St. Regis, is missing and the community wants to find him. A Babb man pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a child on Monday, according to a U.S. Attorney's Office press release. The grant could make improvements to many of the 333 bus stops in Missoula, including permanent seating on every existing Mountain Line stop. What are your score predictions for Montana and Montana State's home games on Saturday? DIY artist Jess Jones is preparing to release her first full-length album “Plant Material” under the band name Sand Duney. The album offers "jangly garden jams" as they've nicknamed them. The career retrospective of acclaimed artist Joe Feddersen, titled "Earth, Water, Sky" opens at the Missoula Art Museum on Friday, taking over the majority of its gallery space. "1,000 years ago, Peyton Wing would have been the warrior king of some tribe."