Strong communities need strong families, and that’s why the Missoula County Parent Leadership Training Institute (PLTI) exists. Now they’re looking for families to participate.
Read MoreEvery year, we wish we could skip this step, but there’s a reason it’s called Montana’s fifth season. Smoke particles in the air are unpleasant for everyone, but can be particularly dangerous to children whose airways are still developing, the elderly, and anyone with a respiratory condition like asthma. So how do you cope with the smoke?
Read MoreTen reasons why arming educators is an unreasonable suggestion.
Read MoreThe City of Missoula is asking residents to comply with fireworks laws. Conditions in western Montana are very hot and dry. Fire danger is HIGH. The City of Missoula, along with our partner agencies in the Missoula County Fire Protection Association, ask Missoula residents to keep everyone safe by refraining from the use of fireworks.
Read MoreHave fun staying cool! Also don’t push yourself or your kids. Know when it is time to go inside and cool down.
Read MoreIt’s common for children to dislike wearing helmets for reasons such as being uncomfortable, having friends that don’t have to wear helmets, or even thinking that helmets “aren’t cool”. It’s up to us to set a firm boundary with our kids in order to enforce safety practices when it comes to outdoor sports.
Read MoreMontana Snowbowl opens today! Planning to take your little one skiing? Read Montana Snowbowl Volunteer Ski Patrol suggestions for a safe skiing experience for all.
Read MoreThe uncertainty of the 2020-2021 school year is making some parents feel like they need to shop for a crystal ball when they do their back-to-school shopping. Others have already, opted for homeschool or some other non-traditional learning environment instead.
Read MoreWestern Montana families are facing the medical uncertainties of growing a family during a pandemic.
Read MoreAs the coronavirus/COVID-19 public health crisis hits us here in Montana, there is a great deal of uncertainty and anxiety. School has been closed, our routines have been upended, and we may be constantly checking the news so we get as much information as possible. Here’s some suggestions to support your children during this public health crisis.
Read MoreWhether you believe COVID-19 (also known as Coronavirus) is serious or seriously blown out of proportion, the impact the malady is having lately is undeniable. How are Missoula-area schools, health officials, and parents reacting?
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