The Pulp

09/18/2026

A scratch-made biscuit and coffee shop with sandwiches named after the owners' shelter dogs has taken over Drum Coffee's former South Ave. spot.

A scratch-made biscuit and coffee shop named after the owners' shelter dogs has taken over Drum Coffee's former South Ave. spot in MIssoula.

09/16/2026

Our now-annual party returns Friday, Oct. 9, at Free Cycles.

To celebrate three years of high-quality, high-fiber Missoula journalism, we’re throwing our now-annual party on Friday, Oct. 9, at Free Cycles.

09/14/2026

Missoula sounds off on parking, potholes, gas station TVs and the beauty of a well-placed roundabout.

09/11/2026

Ravalli County’s conservative commissioners and conservationists align in opposition to the rare earth mine proposed near the West Fork of the Bitterroot.

09/10/2026

To most of Missoula, parking is a headache. To Jodi Pilgrim, it's a calling.

From gateless garages to the coming downtown overhaul, Jodi Pilgrim breaks down what's changing and why.

09/10/2026

Missoula gave cyclists bike lanes across the Clark Fork in 1936. A quarter-century later, they erased them.

09/09/2026

Bob Giordano of Free Cycles talks about his vision for Missoula’s transportation system — and let’s just say, it includes roundabouts.

The Free Cycles director imagines a city built around bikes, greenways and a lot more roundabouts

09/09/2026

Aaron Wilson thinks a lot about who yields to whom at Missoula's roundabouts. The rules are simple. The perception isn't.

09/04/2026

An hour with Ravalli County's commissioners showed where Seth Bodnar's independent pitch lands — and where it stalls out.

09/02/2026

Amanda Browder's plan to wrap two Missoula buildings in fabric is anything but secret — she wants the whole town sewing.

The textile artist is back in her hometown, turning donated fabric into building-sized art at UM and the Brunswick this fall.