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Doyle in Bozeman Oct 4

EX-Misfit guitarist Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein breaks new ground with His first Solo Record as “DOYLE”

Brian Ripple  |   Thursday Oct. 1

Released on Doyle’s own label, Monsterman Records, Abominator is a sonically thick and lyrically evil slab of horror- punk tinged metal that finds Doyle expanding in a logical progression upon the genre of music he helped create. Doyle’s…

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International Independent Video Store Day

October 17

Cole Amundson  |   Thursday Oct. 1

My family and I moved to Bozeman when I was five years old. We didn’t move for reasons related to careers or other financial incentives, we came out west for the same reason many people come, to live near nature, and to escape the city with its…

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October Cover Artist: Aaron Hyatt

Thursday Oct. 1

Aaron Hyatt is a sixth generation Montanan, a devotee to integrity, a climber of rocks, a follower of rivers, a skier, a thinker, an optimist and an artist. About the Altered Architecture Project from which this months cover photo was selected Aaron…

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September Editors Note

100 Issues of Bozeman Magazine

Angie Ripple  |   Monday Aug. 31

Welcome to the 100th issue! We are very proud of this amazing achievement and thankful to you for reading, and for our advertisers who have supported us by investing in their businesses and using the power of print to get themselves seen!To…

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The Rules Committee

Jerry Schuster  |   Monday Aug. 31

One thing I’ve noticed about new town, aka Bozeman; sure are a lot of rules around here! Problem is, not everyone has to follow them. Let me explain.First, a bit of background. During my forty plus years of law practice in old town, aka Wolf…

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Jackyl at Faultline North

Brian Ripple  |   Monday Aug. 31

It's been nearly 20 years since Jackyl shot out of Georgia with its wild, untamed and uncouth approach to rock 'n' roll. Equal parts hard rock, heavy metal and Southern rock, Jackyl formed in 1991 and brought back rock 'n' roll back -- back to its…

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100 Days in Bozeman

Part of the Whole

Kate Emmerich  |   Monday Aug. 31

Tuesday, September 8, will mark our 100th day since we moved to Bozeman. It also just happens to coincide with Bozeman Magazine’s 100th Anniversary issue. In an effort to try new things, and ingratiate myself with my new community, I reached…

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The Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band

Brian Ripple  |   Monday Aug. 31

The Rev. Peyton’s Big Damn Band bridges genres and eras with an intensity and effortlessness few contemporary artists possess. And their new album So Deliciouselevates the trio’s work to a new level. Produced by Rev. Peyton, So Delicious…

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The Montana of Andrew Garcia

Pat Hill  |   Monday Aug. 31

Tales of trappers and traders on the Montana frontier often involve names like Jim Bridger or John Colter, but those early mountain men didn’t have a corner on the story-telling market. A man named Andrew Garcia, whom most people have never…

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Who Is That? A Look at Bozeman Statues

Ramona Mead  |   Monday Aug. 31

Regardless of how long you’ve been in Bozeman, be it a decade, a year, or a week, chances are you’ve noticed one or more of the interesting pieces of artwork located throughout town. If you’re like me, you’ve driven by a…

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2015 Bobcat Football

The Recipe for Excitement

Jack Thorsen  |   Monday Aug. 31

2015 Montana State Bobcats football season gets underway September 3 at Bobcat Stadium. The Bobcats will play the Fort Lewis Sky Hawks under the lights. The last time the Bobcats met the Sky Hawks was 2010 and was coach Rob Ash’s fourth…

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The Centenarian Club

Turning 100 years old

Phil Cameron  |   Monday Aug. 31

A Centenarian is a person who lives to be 100 years old. There are certain areas of the world that have higher populations of people who live to be 100, but there are people in all parts of the world who also live that long. Living to be 100 is no…

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Arts & Crafts For Adults: Tying Flies

Jake Adelman  |   Monday Aug. 31

Summer is fading into fall and soon winter will be arriving in the valley. Anglers will begin chasing fall brown trout while watching cottonwoods morph into colorful works of art before littering the rivers with bright leaves in preparation for…

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Finding A Career You Love In Bozeman

Bev Hosford  |   Monday Aug. 31

You can do anything you put your mind to. You can have a career you love. Do you agree or disagree with these statements? One thing we can agree on is the variety of people in Bozeman, who all have one thing in common…besides their affinity…

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The Bozeman September Real Estate Report

Tim Ford  |   Monday Aug. 31

Its been a great summer in Bozeman, but summer is slowly making its way out. Tourist and construction traffic have been replaced with Montana State University students making their return to town.While Bozeman is proud to have many varied industries…

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What Are Your Customers REALLY Thinking?

Tom Egelhoff  |   Monday Aug. 31

How many customers do you service in a year? For some companies it might be only one or two. For others it could be thousands or even millions. But do you have any idea what or how they think?Some customers will never darken your door because some…

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My Name is Farch and I am the Future

Monday Aug. 31

It’s not as if every rapper you approach wouldn’t tell you that they are the future, well the young rappers will anyway. But when Jesse Frohreich, aka Farch, says it you get more than an inkling that he is on to something more than…

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Rising Appalachia

Brian Ripple  |   Monday Aug. 31

Rising Appalachia brings to the world new sounds, stories, and songs collected across oceans and originally sculpted to embody our human journey, our global community, and the treasures and troves of soul harmony. Led by sisters Leah and Chloe, the…

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