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Historic Whittier School

Courtney Kramer | Sunday Aug. 31

Bozeman took advantage of Depression-era Public Works Administration funding to construct new schools.

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Ranger Rick: Tales From a Former YNP Ranger

Tell the Mother I Have Found Her Child

Rick Gale | Sunday Aug. 31

It was close to 8 p.m. when she had gone back to the tent to check on her 15 month-old toddler and couldn’t find him.

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Educating Your Brain

Phil Cameron | Sunday Aug. 31

Unfortunately, many people’s brains are being abused and mistreated and not living up to their full potential, and deteriorating faster then they should.

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Thoughts & Observations from your Local Fly Shop

Sunday Aug. 31

Those of us who work in the fly fishing industry and more specifically fly shops, are extremely lucky.

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What is New Is Old Again

Aaron Murtagh | Sunday Aug. 31

The nostalgia doubled me over as we walked into the video store.

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Coming Home The STATION Foundation

uses a sense of community and connection to nature to help soldiers return from war

Sarah Cairoli | Sunday Aug. 31

R4: Run, Ruck, Ride Relay

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A Mad Float on the Madison

Kent Goodman | Sunday Aug. 31

It was the mid-1970s and a perfect day for a lazy float down the Madison.

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It’s Time to Start Thinking About CHRISTMAS

Tom Egelhoff | Sunday Aug. 31

The Christmas shopping season is just three short months away.

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Bozeman Real Estate Report for Sept 2014

Tim Ford | Sunday Aug. 31

Its been a great summer in Bozeman, but summer is slowly making its way out.

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Featured Bozemanites: Amanda and Ty Dingman

Liz Krause Williams | Sunday Aug. 31

Amanda and Ty were high school sweethearts at our very own Bozeman High School (BHS).

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Bird's Eye View

Talking About a Revolution

Birdie Hall | Sunday Aug. 31

Amongst this mildly terrifying period of civil unrest, there is an album that has been playing on repeat in my head, vying for my attention and a call for action.

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Montana’s One Room School Houses

Historical Gold in the Treasure State

Dianne Stuart | Sunday Aug. 31

Today there are still 200 operational one-room school houses in the United States.

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A Festival Season to Remember

Music Summer 2014

Pat Hill | Sunday Aug. 31

Good weather and great musicians combined for sweet success during this summer’s outdoor music season in the southwest Montana area.

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Make Every Day Count Graduation Matters Gallatin

Rick Gale | Sunday Aug. 31

Chronic absence is a leading early warning indicator of academic trouble and later drop out.

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Bozeman, Montana The Sweet Pea City

Sweet Pea From Carnival to Festival

Angie Ripple | Saturday Aug. 2

Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley have been known as the valley of the flowers since only native Americans roamed the area

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Tim Bluhm, The Mother Hips Interview

Saturday Aug. 2

Live From The Divide producer Jason Wickens caught up with Tim Bluhm of The Mother Hips for a interview about songwriting.

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A New View

Floating High with Endeavor Ballooning Flying Adventures

Danielle Martin | Friday Aug. 1

You may have seen us floating there above Huffine Lane on your morning commute to work on July 1st.

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Bozeman Real Estate Report for August 2014

Tim Ford | Friday Aug. 1

This article usually focuses on single family homes sales, but condos and townhomes make up a large portion of our market as well. Therefore, I thought it worthwhile to take a look at how those sales are faring. All data will include both…

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