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City Club Missoula hosts discussion about future of Marshall Mountain

The nearly $2 million goal of the project is to preserve and protect the 320 acres located in East Missoula.

City Club Missoula – Tourism promoters now searching for solutions to tourist crowding – City Club returns to in person luncheons at the Double Tree in June! Reserve your seat now.

On Monday, City Club Missoula hosted a panel discussion on “Destination Stewardship: How can we keep from “loving Montana to death?” The four guests – all of whom are associated with the tourism industry – said the sudden growth in the numbers of tourists coming to Montana have them scrambling to try to figure out what to do.

University of Montana poll: Quality of life down, growth too fast – City Club Missoula – Destination Stewardship: How Can We Keep From “Loving Montana to Death?” May 9 – Zoom

How do decision-makers ‘keep Montana from being loved to death’?

President Seth Bodnar: Optimism abounds as University of Montana undergoes boom in enrollment, research and infrastructure

Seth Bodnar joined Missoula County Commissioner Juanita Vero and Mayor John Engen in the State of the Community address hosted annually by City Club Missoula. While local governments face a litany of challenges, the university is recovering from a decade of hurdles.

City Club Missoula – Missoula’s leaders discuss the State of the Community in Annual Review

Elected officials from the city and county of Missoula and UM President Bodnar on Monday offered their views on the state of the community, with housing, climate and building codes running as a common theme.

City Club Missoula sees high attendance as officials discuss housing crisis – Video of Zoom Meeting Now Available

The city is prioritizing projects to get the ball rolling. In 2020, they permitted 1,308 homes. That’s a 140% increase over the prior year.

City Club Missoula Forum – Dynamic economic forces that are shaping the community and how they affect people living here

“We’re at a critical turning point for what this place looks like in 10 years,” Kier said. “The extent that we keep making it look the same jeopardizes who gets to stay here and live here. If we want to create a place for people, we might need to make some compromises and sacrifices about the way the built environment looks to us.”

City Club Missoula – Rollout of legalized recreational marijuana discussed in Missoula

We’re now several weeks into the legal sale of adult-use recreational marijuana in Montana and only now are we getting a bigger picture of what that means for us.

Did you miss a City Club Missoula Presentation? All videos are available on MCAT

View any discussions you may have missed or review those you did participate in.

City Club Missoula – Missoula-area superintendents discuss start of new school year – Hellgate, Sentinel game postponed due to COVID-19

The education landscape changes daily, and as the delta variant continues to drive up COVID numbers, school administrators are having to resort to some of last year’s COVID protocols.