The 23rd round match between FK Mladost and FK Budućnost will be played on Saturday at 2 PM at the stadium in Pljevlja, due to the inability to use the home "DG arena".

The AMSCG announced total road closures for passenger vehicles and buses on the Pljevlja - Žabljak route from 08:30 to 12:30 and 14:00 to 17:00, effective from March 4, 2026, to April 1, 2026.

The Law on the Special Status of the Municipality of Pljevlja, adopted in 2025 and effective from January 1, 2026, grants the municipality millions of euros specifically for concrete projects, not for current consumption.

The Pljevlja Coal Mine (RUP) has signed an annex to its direct coal supply agreement with Elektroprivreda Srbije, extending the contract's validity until the end of 2027.

Leaders and councilors of the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) party met in Podgorica, affirming their stance against cooperation with the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS) and discussing the reformulated budget for Pljevlja.

DPS Pljevlja issued a statement criticizing NSD's political rhetoric, calling it the 'pinnacle of political...' and accusing them of attempting to divert attention from their coalition partners abandoning their 'sinking ship'.

Members of the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja protested due to a disagreement between their councilor club and the Mayor of Pljevlja, Dario Vraneš, who is also a party colleague.

Traffic on the main road between Žabljak and Pljevlja will be temporarily altered due to reconstruction work on the Đurđevića Tara bridge, with total closure for trucks and two-hour closures for passenger vehicles and buses.

Milorad Mitrović, executive director of the ecological society "Breznica", filed a report concerning the improper disposal of dangerous slaughterhouse waste in Pljevlja, stressing the need for specialized organizations to handle it.

The Movement of National Trust announced the official opening of its offices in Pljevlja, marking a new phase of direct communication with citizens from their new address on Omladinska Street.

Iz Rudnika uglja je saopšteno da će prema ugovorenim uslovima predviđena isporuka 100.000 tona mrkog uglja, po cijeni od 8 eura po kilodžulu, što, prema trenutnoj kalorijskoj vrijednosti, iznosi oko…

Bojana Đačić, director of the 'Stevan Samardžić' National Library in Pljevlja, was found by a budget inspection to have illegally determined her own salary, violating legal regulations.

The New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja, Montenegro, has stated it will not support the budget if it requires assistance from the Democratic Party of Socialists (DPS), following a meeting where the local political situation was analyzed.

Members of the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja protested after a disagreement between their councilor club and the municipal president, Dario Vraneš, who is also a party colleague.

Aleksa Bečić, President of the Democrats, stated that 'no one is untouchable, the law finally applies to everyone' during a meeting with party members in Pljevlja, following numerous gatherings and discussions with citizens.

An article questions whether a resolution to the political crisis in Pljevlja, Montenegro, is in sight, noting that agreements within NSD and consensus with Democratic Montenegro and other local parties are needed.

Andrija Mandić is trying to quell a year-long open conflict within his New Serbian Democracy's municipal board in Pljevlja, where Milan Lekić and the president of the local assembly, Nikola Vraneš, are at odds over the local budget.

Starting March 1, Pljevlja, Montenegro, will introduce paid parking, accessible via an app and ticket purchases, and will require owners to remove old cars.

Students at the Pljevlja Gymnasium claim they are freezing, while the director denies a lack of pellets, attributing the poor heating to the failure of one of two boilers, for which a part is awaited from Serbia.

Councilors from the New Serbian Democracy (NSD) in Pljevlja have stated they will never cooperate with the DPS and believe they have enough time to reach an agreement with their parliamentary majority colleagues to resolve the political crisis.

The initial committee of the People's Trust Movement in Pljevlja, Montenegro, is pushing for the establishment of business zones to enhance the economic environment, attract investments, and create new jobs in the region.