Nothing is more important than setting the mood with the perfect soundtrack for this season. And yet, when you think of Montana and music, you cannot help but think of cowboys and line dancing, wranglers and big trucks. Yup, country music. This is one genre of music we are going to avoid since most perceive that that is all we listen to in "these here parts".
“Summer is almost here! Everyone will want to go swimming, but no way am I going out when I’m in this shape. It’s time to get ready for swimsuit season!”
Sound familiar? Every summer it seems to be the same story…
“OMG! ONLY 7 DAYS LEFT UNTIL SUMMER! I’M NOT GOING TO EAT FOR THE REST OF THE WEEK!”
Let’s be real. We’ve all dieted, or even thought about dieting,
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After being cooped up inside all winter, most Missoulians want to spend every possible moment outside as the weather begins to turn warmer — even at mealtime. Lucki
I do the majority of my runs during the afternoon hours, which — especially of late — means it can be pretty warm outside.
Not surprisingly, the increase in temperature has led to an influx of active sprinklers. This has
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There's nothing like splashing around in cool water on a hot summer day. Whether you're a kid or a grown up, there are plenty of places to get wet and wild in Missoula. Here is a
When the thermometer reaches the 90 degree mark, there are just some things your body craves.
Here’s the lowdown on what’s open around town on Monday, Sept. 3.
If you thought costume parties were just for kids, think again.
Most of the time, I’m a pretty good sport when it comes to being pranked. OK, that’s a total lie.
This time of year I am thankful that I live near water. Every summer when the thermostat reaches 90 degrees, my boys and I head straight for the creek near our house and we don’t leave until fall appears. I know
After a 44 year-old Anaconda woman was drowned in the Blackfoot River on July 4th, authorities are reminding recreationists who are rafting or tubing on Western Montana rivers to use safety equipment and common sense. Vivaca Crowser is Public Education Coordinator for Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks. She says area rivers are still running high and fast, and the cold water can slow reaction times, especially during the hot days to come next week.
Temperatures are reaching new heights as we move into the summer. Sweltering humidity have made being outdoors almost unbearable. The sun is laughing at us.
