Augusta McDonnell
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Past articles by Augusta:
MCPS early kindergarten program looking for applicants
The spots are primarily for 4-year-olds who will be in kindergarten in the 2020 school year. → Read More
Missoula city council passes tax increase after hours of comment
The meeting ended just after 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. → Read More
Child injured after falling off ride at Western Montana Fair
Emergency personnel responded to reports of an injured girl at the Missoula County Fairgrounds on Thursday evening. → Read More
Report: Montana drug use is a "crisis"
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox says the state is in the midst of a substance abuse crisis → Read More
Flathead cherries hit Missoula shelves
One of western Montana’s summer favorites is finally back in stock. → Read More
KPAX Country: Fly fishing in St. Regis
We sat down with a fly fishing guide that knows the river like the back of his hand and knows why this is such a special place. → Read More
Gun recovered in Sentinel High School shooting
Missoula Police Captain Mike Colyer says the firearm appears to be consistent with evidence found from the scene of a shooting Sunday evening that sent two teens to the hospital. → Read More
KPAX Country: Philipsburg gearing up for another busy summer
KPAX’s Augusta McDonnell visited one local spot that’s becoming a destination for foodies and microbrew fans alike. → Read More
Resource center for flood victims open Wednesday evening
Supplies and assistance are available now at the Salvation Army on South Russell Street. → Read More
Permits required to remove logjams caused by Missoula flooding
One Missoula homeowner tried to eliminate some problems caused by an unwanted logjam by lighting off explosives. → Read More
Wilderness therapy program forges 2nd life after budget cuts
Wilderness therapy programs teach teens outdoor survival skills while providing treatment for a variety of mental and behavioral health issues. → Read More
Volunteers work to hold back floodwaters from Mallard Way
Trucks were hauling in hundreds of sandbags throughout the day. → Read More
Israeli tech firm to bring 100 jobs to Missoula
An Israeli company has announced it will be adding 100 new jobs to the Missoula tech sector over the next couple of years. → Read More
Report details busy 2017 for Lake County Sheriff's Office
A new report issued by the Lake County Sheriff's Office shows they were kept busy in 2017 with training and plenty of drug-related arrests. → Read More
Pacific Steel and Recycling ends plastic recycling service in Mi
Pacific Steel and Recycling announced this week that they will stop accepting plastics recycling on May 7. → Read More
Missoula high-speed chase suspect faces 7 charges
One of two suspects accused of fleeing from police on Monday at speeds over 85 miles per hour, through red lights and into oncoming traffic, appeared in court on Wednesday. → Read More
MCPS addresses parents' concerns over Big Sky HS incident
“There have been some questions about whether or not the school should have gone into a lockdown," said Mark Thane, superintendent of MCPS. → Read More
Suspect in Friday incident at Big Sky HS appears in court
The Friday incident involving the student and shots fired by an SRO officer remains under investigation by the Montana DCI. → Read More
UM probe into possible campus hate crime continues
A student was reportedly assaulted in a men’s bathroom on the main level of the Liberal Arts Building on the UM campus. → Read More
Bail set at $1M for Missoula convenience store shooting suspects
Two suspects were arrested earlier this week after two people were shot at a Missoula convenience store. → Read More