October 2014
Fritz Shallah
She listens raptly to stories of Montana history and my own “back in the day” growing up in the Bozeman Valley.
October 2014
Lara Wisniewski
When we told people we were moving here, their first question always was: do you ski, do you hike, do you fish, do you bike, boat, snowshoe…perhaps? In other words, am I an outdoor person? My response was no, no to everything but a hike but…
October 2014
Kathleen Johns
I look down to notice a second set of footprints on the freshly mopped floor going in the opposite direction of my tracks.
October 2014
Bozeman Paranormal
Sarah Cairoli
The moon had been up for hours. Its light shone dimly through the windows and danced upon the floor as a team of local paranormal investigators prowled through the Rialto. A cold spot they could not explain made the hair on the back of their necks…
October 2014
Tom Egelhoff
The hardest period of time for any business is between opening day and getting to the break-even level. That’s the point where the business is taking in enough to be self-sustaining by paying all bills and producing a profit.This period of time…
October 2014
Pat Hill
Perhaps not so much is known about this organization and its history in places like Butte, Montana.
September 2014
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September 2014
Jack vs. Sir Jackson Esq.
Jerry Schuster
Meet Jack. Jack is a real dog who lives in Wolf Point on the Fort Peck Reservation in Northeastern Montana.
September 2014
An Exchange Students POV
Mira is a high school student in Siberia, she has shared centuries-old and mysterious Siberia treasures with Bozeman Magazine.
September 2014
Courtney Kramer
Bozeman took advantage of Depression-era Public Works Administration funding to construct new schools.
