Bev Hosford |
Sunday Feb. 1
Each time I visit Yellowstone National Park, it’s a slightly different experience.
Blacksmith Italian
Regena Ozeryansky |
Sunday Feb. 1
Humbly bringing to you, the 3rd edition for Bozeman Magazine’s New Twist on the Traditional Dining Section; our intention is to provide inspiration, fun, excitement and share passion of food as we enter into the month of February. Having…
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Feb. 1
Coffee drinkers throughout Montana can be found at their kitchen tables, in their cars or at a local favorite coffee spot at all times of the day (and night). Oh the aroma, the bite, and the wonder of caffeine! In Bozeman, you can enjoy…
Jerry Schuster |
Sunday Feb. 1
This is definitely it, I will not tell you again that my wife and I are “in transition,” having moved from Wolf Point, Montana (old town) to Bozeman (new town) for “semi-retirement,” whatever that means. So, please fix that in…
Topography and the Evolution of Bozeman’s Sewerage, Part I
Courtney Kramer |
Sunday Feb. 1
Of the many tax payer funded public works projects built by the City of Bozeman, none is more integral to protecting the public’s health, safety and welfare than the sanitary sewer system. As growth continues to the west, the Public Works…
Buying Local
Sarah Cairoli |
Sunday Feb. 1
Indulge your Valentine with something special and Bozeman this Valentines Day!Tripp StudioIndulge your Valentine with luxurious bath salts, scrubs, and body butter made from all-natural Montana ingredients. Tripp Studio, in Studio #111 at the Emerson…
Kent Goodman |
Sunday Feb. 1
Nelson Story erected a monument to Bozeman at Sunset Hills Cemetery, where it can still be seen next to the Story plot.
A curmudgeon speaks
Fritz Shallah |
Sunday Feb. 1
Let me be the first to admit my aversion to technology. I remember when inventive technology meant color television and computers the size of warehouses. I struggle to adapt to a world where Dick Tracy’s futuristic wrist watch is not just a…
Reflecting on Charlie Hebdo and our Freedom of Speech
Angie Ripple |
Sunday Feb. 1
I remember walking the halls of my high school, repeating over and over again, a poem that had just come to my mind. I kept repeating it, so that as soon I got to my next class I could remember each word and write them down. It was no doubt a…
Tim Ford |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Happy New Year! I hope that 2014 was a great year for you and that 2015 will prove to be even better. Things are hot around the valley right now. Many people make New Year’s Resolutions this time of the year, and I think January is a great time…
Tom Egelhoff |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Once again we find ourselves at the beginning of a new year. Looking over last year’s figures does anything jump out? Was 2014 a bang or a bust?The longer you’ve been in business the easier it is to find the “red flags.” These…
Wednesday Dec. 31
Originally from the small town of Skaneateles near Syracuse, New York; Patrick Rooney now resides and attends college in Bozeman, Montana. Currently in his fourth year at Montana State University, Patrick is on track to receive a duel major in…
Brian Ripple |
Wednesday Dec. 31
I was a freshman studying design in the School of Art and Architecture at MSU in1998 when one day I decided to walk into the ASMSU office to see if there was a way to help bring more diverse entertainment to campus. Since it was already November, all…
Pat Hill |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Butte’s Winter Blues Festival was a Blast. Ten days before it was announced that the Paul Butterfield Blues Band would be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Mother Lode Theatre in uptown Butte featured a founding member of that…
John Wayne and The Pain, The Lil’ Smokies, Sophistafunk at the Filler in January
Wednesday Dec. 31
Food. Beer. Wine. Good times....did you all know that this was the original format from 1976 to 1990 or so? And many good times were had ....well it’s time to clarify some rumors you may have heard...The Filling Station is alive and well and…
Brian Ripple |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Brothers Keeper is a band that honestly displays heart and soul and rock and roll
A Period Piece For The Near Present
Cole Amundson |
Wednesday Dec. 31
From the outset of his career, director Richard Linklater’s films have been preoccupied with the passing of time. Frequently, these films are structured around a 24 hour period. Slacker, his debut feature from 1991, was a sort of relay-race of…
You're Invited
Bev Hosford |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Yin and Yang. Pleasure and Pain. Hot and Cold. Contrast makes the world go-round. In Yellowstone National Park, the thermogenic effects beneath the earth, mix with the cold wintry air and create quite the concoction. In his book, Grizzlies on my…
Rawckk That Body
Katie Thomas |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Bozeman is such an active town. We seem to keep winning awards for it, and everyone here has their workout. If you don’t, you tend to feel left out of all the “I went on the sickest ride today” and “See you at the gym”…
Phil Cameron |
Wednesday Dec. 31
Living in Bozeman there is a good chance that in your garage there are a pair or skis or a snowboard, bikes, fishing poles, rifles, backpacks, hiking boots, snow shoes and various other pieces of recreational equipment. That’s why we live here…
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