Draught Works is open later and is hosting more events. Also, Jack in the Box and Del Taco are coming to Montana and there s a new food truck in Missoula.
MISSOULA, Mont. - Spring is always a busy time for Missoula Outdoor Learning Adventures (MOLA), but this year it s even more hectic. The organization is bouncing back after their trailer,
Help Missoula Outdoor Learning Adventures Replace Stolen Gear
The first couple of days in February brought about a search for a cargo trailer that had been stolen from Missoula Outdoor Learning Adventures. It was crammed with equipment that was used to help kids participate in outdoor activities through the organization. Every time I saw something matching the description of the white trailer I would try and get a closer look with the hope that I had found the missing piece that would close the case. Eventually they did find the trailer - but it was no surprise that they lost a lot of gear.
Missoula, Montana (Missoulian) Two Missoulians found a stolen cargo trailer and some of the equipment belonging to Missoula Outdoor Learning Adventures over the weekend.
Porter Hammitt, program director and lead instructor for the children’s adventure camp, reported the trailer missing to the Missoula Police Department on Feb. 1. On Saturday, someone called and told him they found some of the program’s life jackets and helmets. On Sunday, another person called him and told him they saw his trailer.
Many of the more expensive items, such as the program’s rafts and some climbing equipment, are still missing and weren’t in the trailer when Hammitt got it back. But, he said he’s grateful to the community for helping him during an “emotional rollercoaster.”
Stolen outdoor school trailer recovered
Missoula, Montana (Missoulian) Two Missoulians found a stolen cargo trailer and some of the equipment belonging to Missoula Outdoor Learning Adventures over the weekend.
Porter Hammitt, program director and lead instructor for the children’s adventure camp, reported the trailer missing to the Missoula Police Department on Feb. 1. On Saturday, someone called and told him they found some of the program’s life jackets and helmets. On Sunday, another person called him and told him they saw his trailer.
Many of the more expensive items, such as the program’s rafts and some climbing equipment, are still missing and weren’t in the trailer when Hammitt got it back. But, he said he’s grateful to the community for helping him during an “emotional rollercoaster.”