Rick Gale
Come on now…
Over the years, family and friends have listened to stories about my summers in Yellowstone as a Park Ranger.
“Come on now, you’re just making these
stories up.”
“No I’m not. That’s…
A familiar squeak caught my ear as the hose turned on in the backyard, but I was elbow-deep in dinner preparations and the new puppy was nipping at my heels. I was powerless to investigate. I chose, instead, to yell. As far as my kids are…
Children’s Classes on the Verge!
Musical Theatre and Comedy Improv for Kids: These fun and educational classes are for kids in grades 1-6. Kids are welcome to try a class on the first day before committing to the session! Call Erin at 587-0737…
No hocus pocus, just focus from Paul Churchill and Steve Klopmeyer, founders and operators of OverTimeSports (OTS) Bozeman. Bozeman’s first independent adult recreational sports league, OTS shows promise in their ability to deliver their…
The Real Estate Market in Bozeman continues its streak, with prices increasing, low inventory levels, and more multiple offer situations. Many are even starting to ask if prices and activity levels are rising too quickly.
The average days on market…
Starting a business from scratch and scaling for growth are processes all entrepreneurs encounter while building a venture. As small business owners, we want to sell more products, provide better services, and help as many people as possible. Yet…
• Expressing a positive, creative spirit
• Healthy, loving relationships
• Eating a whole-food diet and using whole food
supplements
• Moving the body with regular physical…
Since the beginning of the year the so called “pundits” have been preaching gloom and doom from the economic pulpit. Recession, high gas prices, shrinking dollar, a roller coaster stock market, and the list goes on and on. The long…
Take an August tour of the historic sites in Gallatin Gateway, Montana. The Historic preservation Board of Gallatin County will be offering its second Historic Tour and this year’s focus is on the Gateway Area south of Bozeman on Saturday…
Growing up, Coach Rob Ash really didn’t have a hometown. He moved from town to town in the state of Iowa, the son of a preacher. His mother taught Sunday school and choir at the church. Religion was a big part of Rob’s life growing up in…
