by Angie Ripple | Saturday Jul. 1
Summer is a beautiful time to enjoy all Bozeman has to offer. Visitors have traveled from every corner of the planet to our backyard, Main Street and mountains. You will find the Gallatin Valley’s largest and fullest events calendar at…
by Rachel Phillips | Saturday Jul. 1
It was the summer of 1919. The Elks Club was busy finalizing plans for their statewide convention—their first big meeting since gathering in Butte in 1916, just before World War I. The war had definitely put an end to large-scale…
Mary Biehl | Saturday Jul. 1
This summer, when you’re feeling the urge to head out of town on a nice hot afternoon, maybe drive from Bozeman through Norris and head towards Ennis. On the way you may stop for a waterski jaunt around Ennis Lake, but if you head…
by Jerry Schuster | Saturday Jul. 1
It’s that time of year. Time to put away the skis and snow shoes and get out the summer gear. Oh yea, time to think of all those fun summer activities, events and places to explore, like floating the Madison, hiking Blackmore and…
Cassi Miller | Saturday Jul. 1
Do you remember baking with mom when you were little? Hands clamped excitedly on the edge of the counter while you struggled to peer over at all the ingredients laid out in order of use according to the recipe. Joyously whipping everything…
by James Thull | Saturday Jul. 1
As many of you already know, Montana’s own, world renowned, legendary R.L. Winston Rod Company recently experienced a devastating fire at its bamboo rod-making facility in Twin Bridges, Montana. For many companies, a loss like that,…
Saturday Jul. 1
At a national park that spans close to 3,500 square miles with land in three different states, there are bound to be plenty of attractions to keep one busy. Yellowstone National Park is one of the most well-known and appreciated…
Saturday Jul. 1
Born in Johannesburg, South Africa, and calling Colorado home, Gregory Alan Isakov has been traveling all his life. Songs that hone a masterful quality tell a story of miles and landscapes, and the search for a sense of place. His…
by Pat Hill | Saturday Jul. 1
The first weekend in August brings some big fun in Bozeman, as the 40th Annual Sweet Pea Festival and the 7th annual SLAM Festival coincide in two of the city’s favorite parks.
Both of these Bozeman festivals celebrate the arts,…
by Katie McGunagle | Saturday Jul. 1
For many, summer is the time of wandering, be it out of state or within. Living in Montana, it can be easy to forget that wandering down the road for a mere spell can bring us to the heart of history and adventure. Virginia City is one such…
by Tim Ford | Saturday Jul. 1
By now almost everyone has heard, Bozeman’s Real Estate market is continuing its strength. The shortage of inventory has left many buyers frustrated and often in multiple offer situations. In a multiple offer situation, cash is usually…
Saturday Jul. 1
Montana artist Kara Tripp traded-in her brushes for a palette knife and hasn’t looked back! Her palette knife technique adds a contemporary twist to traditional subjects, including local wildlife and landscapes. Her work is recognizable…
Thursday Jun. 1
Mark A. Demaline moved to Livingston, Montana in 1998 and immediately became enamored with the beautiful scenery, and bountiful wildlife of Paradise Valley and the greater Yellowstone area. Being able to capture and share this amazing part of…
by Pat Hill | Thursday Jun. 1
With an assortment of excellent festivals during the summer in the northern Rockies, it’s hard to pick a favorite, but my favorite venue has to be on the west side of the Teton mountain range at Grand Targhee Resort. Tom Garnsey, owner…
by Pat Hill | Thursday Jun. 1
Summer’s approach in southwest Montana and beyond brings with it the promise of live outdoor music performances, and the 2017 festival and outdoor concert season is looking promising indeed.
Freebies Some of the best things in life are…
by Sarah Cairoli | Thursday Jun. 1
The dog days of summer are fast approaching, and it can get hot in Bozeman. What’s a sweaty Bozemanite to do? Luckily, we are surrounded by rivers and reservoirs that offer ample opportunity to take a dip. Whether you like to fish,…
by Tim Ford | Thursday Jun. 1
Zillow is a Real Estate website with a variety of tools and information. Buyers use the website to shop homes for sale. Zillow also offers a “Zestimate” which is their computerized model that generates a home value for individual…
Cassi Miller | Thursday Jun. 1
I consider myself a unique kind of adventure-seeker. You’ll find a variety of people under the term “adventure-seeker” in these parts. Some are in it for the hikes into often untouched wilderness, some will hop on a river…
by James Thull | Thursday Jun. 1
Love trout? Fishing? Rivers? Books? If so, then you should know about the Trout and Salmonid Collection at your Montana State University-Bozeman Library. The library started collecting materials on trout and salmon and everything related to…
by Cindy Shearer | Thursday Jun. 1
A look back at the history of our special places gives us the opportunity to engage in new ways and deepen our appreciation of those areas. The Hyalite region is a great example of how our early settlers and citizens saw the area both for its…
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Jul. 18, 2017
In writtin under one picture of tge TC Fenn says there MIGHT BE TREASURE in the Chest???? Any ideals on this statement by FF...??
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Jun. 13, 2017
Thank you for the reminder and for showing up at all those meetings!
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Apr. 8, 2017
WHAT YOU FAIL TO RECOGNIZE IS WHEN YOUR DONE MAKING YOUR BIG CITY, IT WILL BE LITTLE BUT THE MESS AND THINGS YOU TRIED TO LEAVE BEHIND, BUT WITH MOUNTAINS AND THE OVERLY PRETENTIOUS LIKE YOURSELF. ...
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