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The Texaco Country Showdown is back in Missoula and we are ready to help find the most auspicious country music talent in America! The Texaco Country Showdown is the largest country music talent showcase in the world! It gives performers a chance to start their careers as the newest up-and-coming talent in country music. Over 4,000 radio stations nationwide are holding settings to display all of the never-before-seen emerging artists — but the clock is ticking! Your only chance to see if you are the next big thing is June 1 at the Sunrise Saloon in Missoula!

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Corvallis tennis teams dominated last weekend in the Southwestern A Divisional Tournament in Hamilton and Corvallis.

Corvallis won both divisonal team titles and all four Singles and Doubles championships

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It's spring. The eggs are hatching and the youngsters are learning how to cope with the wide, wild world. In this case, some goslings are swimming across Flathead Lake in Montana in the close company of mom and dad

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At the beginning of the month, Victor High School students, under the direction of Amber Lynch, put on a classic old time radio show at the Mary Stuart Rogers Performing Arts Center.

The radio show included a stage full of actors, sound effects, musical numbers and live commercials

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On a rainy Missoula morning, a former University of Montana grad who made good came back to share some life advice for the graduates of the class of 2013.

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A scam involving a home for rent on Craigslist has caught the attention of Ravalli County Sheriff Chris Hoffman.

Hoffman said a Ravalli County resident had a house listed with a real estate firm for sale

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For two days, the treasures from deep inside the mountains will be at the Ravalli County Fairgrounds First Interstate Event Center.

The Bitterroot Gem and Mineral Society presents "Treasures from the Universe" at the convention center from 10 a

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The newly appointed President of the Associated Students of the University of Montana Asa Hohman says he still supports the south campus option.

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Missoula has experienced several tragic car crashes recently, some resulting in deaths, such as those of Chance Geery and Roberta Demmert. Officials with the Metropolitan Planning Organization aim to reduce the numbers to zero fatalities long term, and at least 25 percent fewer severe injuries by 2018.

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The Bitterroot National Forest crews are logging beetle-killed and infested trees and thinning other forest stands around Lake Como.

The 210-acre project has required the closure of some popular areas, including the Lake Como boat launch on the south side of the lake, according to Tod McKay of the USFS

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