AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoFamily Events: Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks will host a free Bat Night in Glasgow on Oct. 30, with activities, crafts and bat-themed fun for all ages. Indigenous Culture: A recent cultural fair at Dawson Community College brought local students together for Indigenous stories, dances, games and learning. Whitefish audiences can hear Indigenous music alongside opera and musical theatre at the free Wheels of Harmony concert on Oct. 29. Montana History: St. Marie, once a bustling community tied to Glasgow Air Force Base, is now a striking near-ghost town with hundreds of empty homes and former public buildings. A new feature also explores the Badger-Two Medicine, a sacred place seen through Blackfeet perspectives. Housing & Livability: Kalispell has adopted building standards intended to make tiny homes easier to construct, expanding options for lower-cost housing. Park County’s inaugural We Will Summit is bringing residents and experts together to discuss local livability challenges and solutions. Yellowstone: A new $105 million fund will support park conservation, infrastructure and visitor education.
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