Missoula Annexes KOA Campground Property
City Council unanimously approved bringing the seven-acre Missoula KOA Campground into city limits.
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Should your city prioritize new housing development over protecting existing mobile home parks?
Missoula Lifestyle News
This page covers cultural trends, family dynamics, local hobbies, residential changes and daily living habits. Reporting looks at how these elements shape the everyday choices made throughout the city.
Hobbies
Artists Complete Large Mural in Missoula
A massive new art installation now covers the west-facing wall of the Clark Fork Riverside building.
Education
Live Poll
Do you support honoring private donors by naming university buildings after them?
University of Montana Seeks Input on New Forestry Building
The school is accepting public comments on a proposal to name its new facility after Bob and Janet Wolfenden.
Home
Live Poll
Would you choose locally sourced wood over traditional imported alternatives for your home renovation projects?
Sustainable Lumber Launched Montanafied Spruce Siding
The Missoula-based manufacturer released a new line of thermally modified exterior spruce siding products.
Culture
Live Poll
Would you donate to support university-led journalism projects in your local community?
University of Montana Native News Project Launches Campaign
The honors journalism program is seeking to raise funds to celebrate three decades of reporting on Indian Country.
Food and Drink
Live Poll
Should your community implement local programs to divert food waste from landfills?
Missoula to Recycle Halloween Pumpkins for Livestock Feed
Turner Farms and Soil Cycle will collect pumpkins in November 2026 to feed local livestock.
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This section follows evolving cultural interests, changes in family routines, home and hobby trends, and social shifts. Reporting reaches across the city and the communities around it. Seasonal transitions and shifting economic pressures define how these choices evolve throughout the year. Demographic change and the availability of local resources remain the most consistent factors shaping these stories.