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Missoula's popular and beloved holiday tradition is back for another year to delight western Montanans.

Missoula's popular and beloved holiday tradition is back for another year to delight western Montanans.

Missoula's popular and beloved holiday tradition is back for another year to delight western Montanans.

A warm day greeted the crowd at the Second Annual Santa Fly-in at the Sheridan County Airport. The terminal was filled with youngsters wanting to see Santa come into Sheridan via airplane, and to tell him their Christmas wishes. J.T. Grainer, founder of 307 Pilots Association said this about

All boys and girls are invited to the annual Santa Fly in on Saturday, Dec. 2 from 1 to 3 p.m. to watch Santa Claus arrive by airplane and tell him their Christmas wishes. The fly-in is hosted by the Sheridan Pilots Association, and they will provide hot cocoa with marshmallows, as well as candy can

Two Missoula parents couldn’t bear the thought of a Christmas without any cheer, so they gathered a team of volunteers, raised money, and brought back one of the valley’s favorite traditions.

When the pandemic threatened holiday events last year, Missoula parents Brian and Lynn Lease couldn’t bear the thought of a Christmas without any cheer, so they gathered a team of volunteers, raised over $6,000, and brought one of the valley’s favorite traditions back home: The Santa Fly Over.

Two Missoula parents couldn’t bear the thought of a Christmas without any cheer, so they gathered a team of volunteers, raised money, and brought back one of the valley’s favorite traditions.

Two Missoula parents couldn’t bear the thought of a Christmas without any cheer, so they gathered a team of volunteers, raised money, and brought back one of the valley’s favorite traditions.

MISSOULA, Mont. - A group of locals in Western Montana is working to continue a popular tradition after its big return last year.