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Health Works Institute

Let’s face it; as much as we might want to, we often can’t afford regular massage. For many, it’s a luxury, read more

Flowing Free on the Yellowstone

Throughout my fishing ventures I’ve yet to find a river anywhere else in the world that conjures up the vivid imagery and breadth of emotions for me that the Yellowstone River does. read more

Helena’s Lewis and Clark Brewing Company

As our state’s capital, Helena is a fantastic place to visit. The next time that you’re there you can stop by the capital building, view legislative sessions, and walk the impressive halls read more

Dining: Montana Ale Works

On a recent Thursday night I made my way to Montana Ale Works at 611 East Main Street in Bozeman for an early evening meal. read more

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Registration for 11th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem opens June 1
The 11th Biennial Scientific Conference on the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem will be held Oct. 8-10 in Mammoth, Wyo. Registration opens June 1. Discounted rates are available before Sept. 15. Thi
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MSU to host national competition related to NASA satellite mission
College students from Maryland to California will gather May 16 to 18 at Montana State University for a national competition related to an upcoming NASA satellite mission. Weather permitting, nin
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Montanans are being sought to detect new and invasive plant pests in crops, forests, prairies and landscapes
To train those Montanans, Montana State University announces free online courses through the First Detector Program at http://firstdetector.org. The training consists of six modules, which participant
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Community of Bozeman Mural Project
The Downtown Bozeman Partnership and Project MArt (More Art) Present the Project MArt (More Art) and founders Allison McGree and Maggie Carlson are collaborating with the Downtown Bozeman Partners
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Summer Pottery Classes for All Ages at the Emerson
Have you always longed to throw pottery on the wheel, carve into leatherhard clay, glaze and fire ceramics? Now is your opportunity! For beginners through advanced students the Emerson offers summer c
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Lingering herbicides can contaminate gardens, ornamental plants
Herbicides can linger in grass clippings, compost and manure, so Montanans should be sure to read product labels to keep from contaminating gardens and ornamental plants, says Montana State University
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Cure for the Common - Cure for Your Funk
On a sunny Wednesday, I rode my bike from Peach Street to 13th to sit down with a handful of ambitious guys who call themselves “Cure for the Common,” and find out why on earth you should care about t
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Helena’s Lewis and Clark Brewing Company
As our state’s capital, Helena is a fantastic place to visit. The next time that you’re there you can stop by the capital building, view legislative sessions, and walk the impressive halls where the l
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The Alternative Wellness Epicurean: Learn and Enjoy Massage and Skin Care at Health Works Institute
Let’s face it; as much as we might want to, we often can’t afford regular massage. For many, it’s a luxury, though most massage therapists would claim it’s a necessity for better health and well-being
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The Importance of Having a Mentor to Help Grow Your Business
Mentors play a key role in helping teach entrepreneurs about themselves and their businesses. Having a mentor will help business owners avoid common startup mistakes, run a lean operation, set goals,
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Flowing Free on the Yellowstone
Throughout my fishing ventures I’ve yet to find a river anywhere else in the world that conjures up the vivid imagery and breadth of emotions for me that the Yellowstone River does. The Yellowstone dr
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Roadrip: Two Fears A Former Nemesis, and the Tetons
I used to work seasonally for an agency that rhymes with Sark Pervis. Good and bad times were had by all, but now, luckily for me I live in Bozeman. Some of my friends have yet to see the light, and I
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As a dentist with an exciting new practice in Bozeman, Gabriel McCormick has discovered a whole new world of inspiration, exploration, and relaxation behind the lens of a camera. A native of Butte, he obtained his bachelor degree here at MSU before going on to earn his dental degree in Portland. He practiced dentistry for two years in Phoenix and two in Missoula before finding his way back to Bozeman last summer starting Bozeman Dentistry and marrying his wife, Flora. At some point along the way, Gabriel decided to use his camera for something other than taking pictures of teeth. Says
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Submit your Own Events on our Website
As well as the mag info, we update local news items of interest to our homepage, and have added a new blog for info about things that have just happened, we also have easy access for you to connect wi
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Jack T’s Cat Griz Prediction
I have been right and people on my blog are calling me Jackie the Greek. Maybe they are right. I have been right with my Cats pick five weeks in a row. I think the Bobcats will go undefeated in the Bi
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Maya Angelou and Rainbows in the Clouds
Maya Angelou's poetry is inspirational, she is known to deliver a timeless message, most often of hope; her visit to Bozeman's Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on Sept 13th was not at all short on either
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