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While interest rates are slowly ticking down, the number of building permits issued in Missoula in Fiscal Year 2024 remains sluggish.

While interest rates are slowly ticking down, the number of building permits issued in Missoula in Fiscal Year 2024 remains sluggish.

Development interest in a number of properties owned by the City of Missoula is high, and officials believe activity could begin within the coming year on some of them.

Development interest in a number of properties owned by the City of Missoula is high, and officials believe activity could begin within the coming year on some of them.

The company said it will retain local control of its booking and potentially bring in larger acts.

The company said it will retain local control of its booking and potentially bring in larger acts.

The company said it will retain local control of its booking and potentially bring in larger acts.

With the addition of workforce housing to Montana's definition of infrastructure, the Missoula Redevelopment Agency is working on ways to apply tax increment to future projects.

Most members of City Council contradicted their votes after a flurry of amendments and hours of debate, supporting the ban at one point and amending it at another.

The debate over closing Missoula's city parks to overnight camping drew a wide range of stories and opinions into late Monday night.