March 2014
Angie Ripple
It was certainly within the first few trips up the canyon that the legend of “The Whale” was brought to my attention.
March 2014
Angie Ripple
What made the sitcom television series Cheers so popular?
February 2014
Courtney Kramer
In September 2013 this column spotlighted the North Tracy Historic District. The article noted the brick residence at 322 North Tracy Avenue, which is attributed to a black builder named George Harrison.
February 2014
Making Math Fun
Stacey Faldetta
Jeremy Rayzor of Rayzor Sharp Entertainment is an inventor. Being an inventor always has a certain air of mystery to it, but I won’t keep you in suspense on what he invents. Honored by Cambridge Who’s Who for Entrepreneurial Endeavors for…
February 2014
Rallye Aiche Des Gazelles
Rachelle Croft and Rhonda Cahill want to show other mothers that they can achieve their dreams while raising children. The two 30-something moms from Bozeman, Montana, will compete in March in the toughest all-female off-road rally in the world in the Moroccan desert.
February 2014
Ramona Mead
Early one recent morning, I was woken by the stirring of my other half. I had barely lifted my head when he calmly said “Don’t roll over. It appears one of the cats has thrown up on me.” He was not upset, or even surprised. We both got up, stumbling a around in the gray predawn light as we cleaned up the cat puke, changed the sheets and went back to bed.
February 2014
Tim Ford
Well, 2013 was certainly an exciting year in the world of Bozeman Real Estate. Not only did sales numbers increase, prices also rose dramatically.
839 single family homes sold in Bozeman in 2013, including areas inside and outside of the city…
February 2014
Tom Egelhoff
Online shopping has been around for a number of years. Each Christmas we hear the reports of the increasing numbers of consumers heading to their iPhones to make their purchases rather than the brick and mortar storefront.
February 2014
Dana Elizabeth Eklund
Liz Krause Williams
Dana Elizabeth Eklund grew up in Libertyville, Illinois, a suburb north of Chicago that was named one of the “best places to live for the rich and single” in 2013. I laughed out loud at this random fact. Eklund, who moved to Bozeman in 2007, is the last person I’d peg as a resident of such notoriety. She exhibits a gentleness—a quiet connectedness to her surroundings that fooled me into believing she was a Montana native when we first met. Eklund claims that college brought her to Montana. I contend it was a combination of lacrosse, skiing, and horses.
February 2014
Journeys of the Mind
Sarah Cairoli
Satisfying the Heart’s Desire to Keep Discovering by Building a Community of Lifelong Learners in the Gallatin Region
