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United States · United StatesMISSOULA- The Missoula Police Department is asking the public to be on the look out for 14- year-old Alexis Hoehn. Hoehn is five feet five inches and 135 pounds with hazel eyes and blonde hair. She was last seen in a 2014 blueish-teal Ford Focus with the Montana license plate 435945C. If you have any information you are asked to call the Missoula Police Department at 406-552-6300 and reference the case number 2024-18126See the Story
Missoula Police ask public to be on the look out for missing teen
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United States · United StatesUPDATE 6:44 p.m.- Police confirm to MTN that the driver of the motorcycle has been transferred to a nearby hospital. MISSOULA- Police responded to a motorcycle vs. vehicle accident on the 200 block of South Orange St. which prompted a closure of the Orange St. Bridge. 1st Street and Orange to Cregg Lane is closed while Missoula Police conduct their investigation, there is a heavy police presence on the scene. Missoula Police advises drivers to u…See the Story
Motorcycle vs. vehicle accident closes Orange St. Bridge
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United States · United StatesAs the sun starts to come out hundreds of vendors across western Montana return to their markets.The Missoula Farmers Market and Clark Fork River Market returned this weekend with many vendors selling their fresh produce, baked goods, and much more for the first time this season.The Clark Fork River Market has moved to its original location just east of the Beartracks Bridge.The markets director Kaylee Nassiry says the market was moved back to t…See the Story
Clark Fork River Market and Missoula Farmer's Market return
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United States · United StatesThe 35th annual Family Forestry Expo is set to begin on Monday, May 6 in Northwest Montana.The event which organizers say offers hands-on exposure to the role forests play in our everyday lives will run through May 11.This years theme is Forests-Landscapes of Many Uses.Over 1,200 fifth grade students from 28 schools stretching from Eureka to the Flathead Valley are expected to attend to learn about natural resource topics.The students visit …See the Story
35th Annual Family Forestry Expo to kick off in Northwest Montana
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Lake County, Montana · Lake CountyMontana Attorney General Austin Knudsen committed to Lake County Commissioners earlier this week that he would support legislation to fund law enforcement on the Flathead Indian Reservation and would serve as a mediator between the county and the governors office.Knudsen said hes met with the governors office on the issue of funding public safety in Lake County, and relayed Gov. Greg Gianforte and Lt. Gov. Kristen Juras would support legislation…See the Story
MT Attorney General commits to supporting funds for Flathead Reservation law enforcement
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United States · United StatesVIRGINIA BEACH, Va. (WAVY) — Aimed at highlighting different cultures from around the world, the International Night Market held its first event in the ViBe District Friday night. The event is scheduled for the first Friday of each month, and for its first event, organizers put a spotlight on Latin America. The market was put on in collaboration with the city of Virginia Beach, Ricardo Romero of Jesy's Taqueria and Victor Leite, owner of Dwell …See the Story
International Night Market gives VB a new ViBe
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High School Students · United StatesHigh school students in the Flathead have a unique opportunity to enjoy a safe friendly space every day after school.The Grounded Community Center which is open to high school students across the Flathead every school day from 3 p.m. until 6 p.m. offers a safe place to hang out, play games and have snacks. Students who are home-schooled are also welcome to drop by.And our heart is to serve the local teams to provide a place for them to come an…See the Story
Grounded Community Center offers Flathead teens a safe, friendly space
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