May 2025

Big Change One Match At A Time

How Big Brothers Big Sisters and Montana’s Nonprofits Fuel Community and Economy

In the heart of Montana, where rugged landscapes meet tight-knit communities, the real story of strength lies not just in the peaks and prairies, but in the people. At the forefront of this human-powered transformation stands Big Brothers Big Sisters…

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May 2025

Discovery Kidzone

Discovery Kidzone Montessori Schools is where Bozeman’s children thrive through innovation, nature, and nurturing education. They are transforming early childhood education in Bozeman, offering a unique blend of Montessori principles, outdoor…

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May 2025

Get Outside With Bozeman Clubs

Jessica Cairoli

As another frigid winter comes to an end, it’s finally time to start enjoying the spring sun in the beautiful Montana outdoors. However, it isn’t always easy to decide what activities to do, where to go, or to carve out the necessary time…

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April 2025

Letter From the Editor: Open To Spring

Angie Ripple

For the past 18 years, we have been bringing you the stories of Bozeman’s past and present on a monthly basis. Each April we aim to shine a light on local sustainability and share cautionary tales as well as actionable steps you can take to…

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April 2025

Top 10 Native Montana Plants

Jessica Cairoli

 As the regional flora begins to peek through the melting piles of snow, many Bozeman locals have a renewed sense of appreciation for the beauty of Montana springtime. Although they’re famously short-lived, the reprieve from another frigid…

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April 2025

Happy Trash Can

Jessica Cairoli

Most people don’t give much thought to their garbage; once an item has been thrown out, it’s immediately forgotten. Since it’s a mindless task, many individuals don’t realize that our trash actually wields great environmental…

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April 2025

Rockhounding in the 406

Angie Ripple

Rockhounds keep their heads down and eyes on the ground most everywhere they go, especially along riverbanks and near known mining areas. The Bozeman Gem and Mineral Club is home to over 220 local hounds and rock-hunting hobbyists out to find the…

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