September 2017
Your ‘Job’ and You
You think your work is XYZ or finding a way to make $$ and ‘support’ yourself.It’s not.Your essential work at this point in time is to cultivate Consciousness and bloom.We do this by generating as…
August 2017
Jerry Schuster
They’ve been here a couple of months already. You know who I am talking about; don’t be so coy. Okay, its tourists. According to my Funk and Wagnalls, a tourist is a person traveling or visiting a place for pleasure. For…
July 2017
What's Your Beef?
Anyone you meet around town can tell you a story of the moment they fell in love with the Gallatin Valley. It’s something the ones living here for generations understand very well. It’s not a magazine article, or even an old Robert…
June 2017
What's Your Beef?
Jerry Schuster
One of the songs I remember from my childhood days in northeastern Montana is “Cool Water” by the Sons of the Pioneers. Yes, for you naysayers, we had radio and records back then, so get over it. Some of the lyrics of that song seem so…
March 2017
Jerry Schuster
Well, it is here folks; we have our first look at the plans for spending $144 million (probably more) for two Bozeman high schools. Just to give you some perspective, I will take you to “old town” (which is Wolf Point in northeastern…
February 2017
Jerry Schuster
Quick flashback, since it has been awhile. My wife Theresa and I moved from Wolf Point to Bozeman in 2013 for retirement or something like that; just don’t recall now. It didn’t take long for us to start to notice some very substantial…
December 2016
What's Your Beef?
In a Bozeman Daily Chronicle article published on October 21, 2016 Mike Cotter, U.S. attorney for the district of Montana, reminded us that Montana is not immune to the current national opioid crisis and expressed hope for developing solutions to the…
November 2016
Jerry Schuster
To get right to the point—the BIG issue for Bozemanites is not jobs, the economy, drought, the weather, dogs or taxes—no, it is where to park when downtown. Whether it’s for shopping at unique stores, enjoying some fabulous food, or…
September 2016
Kris Drummond
Contemplating federal politics in the electoral afterthought that is Montana is exhausting. It’s an empty helplessness that settles in as November nears, particularly this year. I want to care, but maybe part of growing up is coming to terms…
August 2016
Now that the primaries are over, many folks are taking the temperature of Montana’s political climate. It feels “hot” or divisive, and many believe it will only get hotter as the political season advances. They may also agree that…
