Rick Gale
Good Evening Campers
In 1975, it was estimated there were only 136 grizzly bears in and around Yellowstone.
Today, Yellowstone is home to some 600 grizzlies.
My ranger days in Yellowstone included a lot of late evenings trying to prevent grizzly…
The Downtown Bozeman Association and the Cancer Support Community along with our gracious sponsors below present the 13th Annual “Cruisin’ on Main” Car Show on Sunday, August 18th. The show will run from 9am to 3pm and is located on Main…
Autumn Fiske, a Ryegate, Montana native, submitted the winning entry for the 2013 Sweet Pea Festival Poster contest. Autumn now resides in Chinook, MT. She first attended the Sweet Pea Festival as an MSU student. A classmate invited Autumn Fiske…
I was asked to bring a dessert to a baby shower and of course, waited until the last minute to prepare anything. When in doubt, make chocolate chip cookies. Baking done, I sampled my treats and something was off. The cookies weren’t right…
The Real Estate market in the first half of 2013 has been really hot. Both activity levels and prices are up. The median home value for homes on both less than and greater than 1 acre including areas outside of the Bozeman city limits is now…
Ever look out your window, walk down the street, or drive through a neighborhood and find yourself admiring a beautiful lawn? Lush green grass sprawling; an inviting cushion for your feet and body as you nap away a sunny afternoon, or an inviting…
There is something so American about having your own garden, to grow your own food on your own land! It is part of the American dream, and also part of a healthy lifestyle to know where your food comes from. However many people suffer from injuries…
Who was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean? The correct answer is Charles Lindbergh, a name most people would readily recognize. The second person to do it has probably been relegated to a Trivial Pursuit game card. But…
Courtney Kramer
This article is the second in a series of three articles telling the history of Bozeman’s water system. Part I can be found in the June Bozeman Magazine.
By 1905 nearly 23 miles of wooden and cast iron pipes delivered water from Lyman Springs…
As summer welcomes Bozemanites into its embrace of warm, sunny days, spandex-laden cyclists flock to the streets to train their legs in hopes of racking up their Strava miles or taking home the gold at the upcoming mid-summer races. However, for two…
