retirement

"Montana is full!" we say, hoping to somehow curb the steady influx of out-of-staters moving to the Treasure State. Good luck with that.

Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Wade Palmer, who was critically wounded in the line of duty on March 15, 2019, officially retired from the Montana Highway Patrol on Monday, surrounded by family, colleagues and friends.

A jurist who has been at the heart of some of western Montana’s most impactful cases, Fourth Judicial Court Judge Karen Townsend has announced that she will be retiring this summer.

The Missoula County Public Schools Board of Trustees has taken the next step in hiring a replacement for retiring Superintendent Mark Thane, who will be stepping down on June 30.

Missoula County Public School District One Superintendent Mark Thane submitted his letter of resignation on Tuesday effective on June 30.

After over 20 years in law enforcement, Missoula County Undersheriff Jason Johnson has announced his retirement to go into business in Missoula.

Robin Selvig Retirement Press Conference

Missoula County Commissioner Bill Carey announced the fact that he would be retiring last week, but on Tuesday, he clarified the date of his retirement as mid-September.

After 43 years of service to Missoula, both as a police officer, sheriff's deputy and ultimately as Missoula County Sheriff, hundreds turned out Sunday evening to honor Carl Ibsen.

Montana Sports Information issued the following press release late Sunday. University of Montana head football coach Mick Delaney will retire at the conclusion of the 2014 football season, the long-time mentor announced today (Sunday, Nov...

Pass on Florida or California when considering retirement. Everyone else is doing it, and quite frankly, it's much cooler to move somewhere where it's not so much "the norm". If you are up for something a little more spacious with cleaner air and skies as wide as the eyes can see. Like, say...MONTANA!

Medical advancements and healthier living mean many people have longer lifespans these days. That means lots of those older Americans are retiring later than in generations past. In fact, some analysts are calling 70 the new 70 in terms of retirement.