Daniel Smith |
Saturday Apr. 1
The Earth’s climate has changed often since the Earth formed some 4.5 Billion years ago. Indeed, our northern Rocky Mountain location has, at various times in Earth history, been a humid tropical paradise, a Sahara-like desert, and, at other…
Saturday Apr. 1
I gave a talk last month on getting dirty. You know, the kind of dirt that gets in the soles of your shoes, under your nails and grits in your teeth. (Get your mind out of the sheets, though that’s fun too!).
At the talk I passed out small…
Phil Cameron |
Saturday Apr. 1
Your body isn’t getting any younger. That’s a good thing because if you weren’t getting any older you would have big problems. However nature and gravity are working to pull you back into the ground so you can push up the daisies…
Kris Drummond |
Saturday Apr. 1
When Jennie Bender was thirteen years old, sitting in her Vermont home journaling about “making the Olympics in either running or skiing,” the often-harsh reality of an athletic career was probably a distant and uninteresting detail. Like…
Rachel Hergett |
Saturday Apr. 1
In 1977, brothers Jerry and Gary Davis saw an ad in the Sunday paper about a bar for sale. Not knowing it was the Scoop Bar, where Gary had once been a bartender and then helped remodel and expand in 1976, the brothers inquired. By September, they…
Angie Ripple |
Saturday Apr. 1
April is Keep America Beautiful Month, and one local mother, now grandmother, is working very hard to make Bozeman and America a more beautiful place with The Valley of the Flowers Project. The project grew out of Wren Kilian’s deep concern for…
Seth Ward |
Saturday Apr. 1
We’re sitting on plastic stacking chairs in that little meeting room at the library when someone says it. A familiar refrain in these neighborhood meetings and public comment sessions where we occasionally cross paths. Not enough where I…
Jerry Schuster |
Saturday Apr. 1
Let’s start with a simple premise; just about everyone in Bozeman writes articles or books. This account is limited to just book writers. Because, it is a lot easier to poke fun at others when I am not included in the group.The question asked…
From Private Tourism to National Monument to State Park
Cindy Shearer |
Saturday Apr. 1
We know that Native Americans did know of the caverns hundreds of years ago, as the stories of the steaming mountain are mentioned in their oral histories. Although the caverns are now named for Lewis and Clark, we also know that Lewis and Clark…
Saturday Apr. 1
What does it mean to create and maintain a sustainable community? According to Local Initiative Support Community, or LISC, “Sustainable communities are places that offer the resources and environment all residents need in order to participate in…
Cassi Miller |
Saturday Apr. 1
Personality and charm. Bozeman has it in spades. Each neighborhood you cruise through and each street you walk down possesses its own sense of place. The Willson Avenue area is steeped in history and gorgeous, old architecture. The North Broadway…
Lain Leoniak |
Saturday Apr. 1
After taking friends hiking above Hyalite Reservoir last summer, we sat on the back deck enjoying the beautiful evening. Sporadic lightening strikes could be seen to the southwest. Conversation turned toward the intense wildfire season…
Tim Ford |
Saturday Apr. 1
April is the month we celebrate Earth Day, and with spring weather approaching, it’s a great time to try to improve a home’s energy efficiency. This not only helps to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it also helps to reduce monthly and…
Phil Cameron |
Wednesday Mar. 1
There are many people who say humans are flawed individuals by nature. I say that humans seek opportunity for pleasure and often ignore the consequences attached to their indulgences until it is to late. Of course everyone likes to feel good, to eat…
Wednesday Mar. 1
With 2017 off and running, brides are looking for fresh inspiration and guidance for their wedding. Montana Party Rentals owner Jill Remon weighed in on trends that will help point brides toward their dream event this year. June thru September is…
Wednesday Mar. 1
We approached a few of the wedding professionals whose services frequently get replaced by a well-meaning person close to the engaged couple. We asked them to give their thoughts and helpful advice on proceeding with a non-professional for some key…
Angie Ripple |
Wednesday Mar. 1
Wondering what to serve you guests? According to Taylor Shull, who manages off-site beverage catering for The Bay Bar & Grille, here are the Top 10 choices of Montana couples:
1. Huckleberry Flavored Vodka LemonadeThis summery cocktail is made…
Wednesday Mar. 1
Amelia’s passion for photography started at the age of fifteen, when she was lucky enough to take her first trip to Kenya. Her dad was a professional hot air balloon pilot who lived and worked there. The experience changed her life. She…
Jerry Schuster |
Wednesday Mar. 1
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…
Wednesday Mar. 1
Monday Night Improv On The VergeRecover from your weekend with Improv Comedy! Join us as we offer up a Monday Night sacrifice of the most daring, death defying type of live theater there is: Improv! We call it Improv on the Verge! Improv Monday…
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