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Cabela’s announces plans for Kalispell store

Cabela’s® Announces Plans for Kalispell, Mont., Outpost Store

Manufacturing conference highlights Montana technologies

Mike Reilly will head the lineup of speakers at this fall’s “Compete Smart” Manufacturing Conference to be held Oct. 11 and 12 at the Hilton Garden Inn in Missoula. Hosted by the Montana Manufacturing Extension Center and Northwestern Energy, the event will also feature several speakers giving national manufacturing perspective and insights from a variety of innovative Montana company leaders.

Five black bears killed after resident found feeding them

Based on reports and observations, a local resident allegedly fed bears, creating a public safety hazard, according to John Fraley of Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. FWP set traps for the bears in the immediate area to address the hazard of food-conditioned bears roaming in a residential area. Heron is in Sanders County near the Montana/Idaho border.

Western Montana wildfires continue runs

The Condon Mountain fire continues to grow and pour heavy smoke into the valleys of western Montana.
Nearly 1 million acres of forest and grassland are burning in Montana.

Pour your heart out: take part in the Missoula Heart Walk

The annual Heart Walk and 5K Heart Run, a fundraiser for the American Heart and Stroke Association, will take place from 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 29, at The University of Montana.

Agriculture conference examines trends for Montana

BOZEMAN – MSU Extension and the Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics will offer a conference entitled “Agriculture 2012: A Changing Landscape” from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 26 in Bozeman.

Montana scientists contributing to international space station

By Anne Cantrell
BOZEMAN - When the NASA shuttle program was decommissioned in 2011, Sheila Nielsen-Preiss thought her opportunity to conduct experiments in space was over. But this fall, with the help of NASA and a private space company, Nielsen-Preiss and a team of students from Montana State University plan to send research experiments to the International Space Station.

Hungarian violist will play with the Montana State University Symphony Orchestra

Vilmos Olah, the Hungarian violin virtuoso who is the subject of an upcoming documentary by Montana PBS, will play with the Montana State University Symphony Orchestra, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Sept. 28, in MSU’s Reynolds Recital Hall.

Black bear tranquilized on UM campus

State wildlife officials Wednesday tranquilized a young black bear that had climbed a tree near family housing on the University of Montana campus in Missoula.

Wildlife officials seek comment on Montana fisheries plan

Montana fisheries officials are seeking comment on a draft statewide fisheries management plan that would establish goals and direction for fisheries management, habitat protection and improvement, fishing access and angling opportunities for the next six years

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