by Tim Ford | Wednesday May. 1
As the spring thaw slowly takes place, bears are coming out of hibernation and so are many buyers and sellers of real estate. Buyers have actually been out and about all winter, but inventory levels have been low, so there hasn’t been…
Kate Springer | Wednesday May. 1
The days are getting longer meaning rather than heading home at the end of the workday to hunker down from the cold, everyone is more likely to participate in happy hour! Luckily in Bozeman, there are many great places to choose from and…
Global Wildlife Veterinarian & Bozeman Social Entrepreneur
Vandana Sood-Giddings | Wednesday May. 1
VIEW (Veterinary Initiative for Endangered Wildlife) is the ONLY wildlife conservation organization focused solely on addressing the health threats of endangered wildlife as part of a comprehensive strategy, and it is participating in Give…
The History of Quin Blackburn
by Kelly Hartman | Wednesday May. 1
In August of 1923, three college students decided to climb the Grand Teton on a whim. Quin Blackburn, the leader of the party, would go on to lead the Byrd Antarctic Expedition in 1934. The other two, Andy DePirro and David DeLap were…
Montana Grant | Wednesday May. 1
With hunting season over and Spring just around the corner, it is time to use up what’s in your freezer. Not only can you enjoy some good eats, you can make room in your freezer for this Summer’s bounty! If you don’t use the…
Wednesday May. 1
Right now, the year 2030 sounds far away. But as we all know, the years go quickly --- and seemingly faster all the time in our increasingly frenzied world.
In just ten years, at our current growth rate of four percent, the population of…
Kevin Brustuen | Wednesday May. 1
Big Sky Community Theater is offering a production of Tennessee Williams’s A Streetcar Named Desire. Streetcar will be performed for one day only, May 16, at the Warren Miller Center for the Performing Arts in Big Sky. Directed by…
by Cynthia Logan | Wednesday May. 1
Twenty-four of the 68+ films screening at the Second Annual BZN International Film Festival (taking place June 6-9 in venues throughout Bozeman) are ‘Montana’ films—either the theme is about, or the creators are from,…
by Eric Kofer | Wednesday May. 1
Roughly 3,300 people live in Okemah, Oklahoma, a town with vintage redbrick storefronts, a dive bar called the Rocky Road Tavern, a name that means “things up high” in Kickapoo, and a strange track record of birthing great…
Wednesday May. 1
Bozeman Symphony musicians will be featured as part of the concert series, Symphony at the Shane, presented by the Bozeman Symphony, at the Shane Lalani Center for the Arts – 415 East Lewis Street, Livingston, MT – on Thursday,…
by Brian Ripple | Wednesday May. 1
Buckle up for a wild ride as former members of The Tony Montana Project, The BoozeHounds and Oxide unite at the Filling Station for what is sure to be a night to remember.
Fresh out of the studio and celebrating the release of their new…
by Angie Ripple | Wednesday May. 1
Mix the ingredients of creative and dynamic twin sisters and magical Montana and you get Wild Crumb Bakery, Bozeman’s Choice Bakery for four years running. Caroline Schweitzer and Lauren Heemstra have created a light, bright, warm…
Wednesday May. 1
Artist Mitch Sander, originally from Bismarck, ND, moved to Bozeman, MT, in 2010 to follow his passion in art. He began to paint & sell his work at local art events and coffee shops. In 2014, Mitch picked up a pair of pliers and began to…
Wednesday May. 1
Bozeman is a great place to live for humans and animals alike. There are countless areas to play and enjoy our community. They say everyone in Bozeman owns a black lab and drives a Subaru. If you live here, you can confirm that is true for…
Earth Day Improvements For Your Home
by Tim Ford | Monday Apr. 1
Being the month of Earth Day, April is a great time of the year to look at some ways to make a home more energy efficient. This has been an unusually cold winter in Bozeman, and I’m sure many are looking for ways to reduce their…
by Angie Ripple | Monday Apr. 1
You’ve probably seen Jan Schweitzer with her large yellow trash bag along a Bozeman city street or Huffine Lane at least once. For the past three years, Jan has been walking the streets and roadways of Bozeman picking up trash along the…
Spreading Compassion Through Education And Art
Monday Apr. 1
Two years of grassroots fundraising and organizing are coming to an exciting and celebratory finale for The Compassion Project (TCP), an arts-based educational outreach program managed by MSU’s College of Education, Health & Human…
by Cindy Shearer | Monday Apr. 1
To fully appreciate the new northside development now referred to as the Bozeman Cannery District, one needs to learn about the role that the pea industry played in the economic development of the Gallatin Valley in the early 1900s.
In 1911,…
Monday Apr. 1
The Custer Gallatin National Forest has just released its draft environmental impact statement concerning the revised forest plan. There has been much in the paper recently about the best way forward. Everyone seems to have an opinion as if…
by Angie Ripple | Monday Apr. 1
Eddie Ifft is an insanely busy comic coming back to Bozeman after an eighteen-year hiatus. We were pretty surprised to see an ad on Facebook for Eddie’s upcoming Bozeman show, since in the early 2000s I brought him to Montana State…
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I saw Eddie back in Pennsylvania, ya sees. He was good, really good.
Walking On Egg Shells With Eddie Ifft
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