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Cure for the Common – Cure for Your Funk

Tuesday May. 1

On a sunny Wednesday, I rode my bike from Peach Street to 13th to sit down with a handful of ambitious guys who call themselves “Cure for the Common,” and find out why on earth you should care about them. “Put this in there: We…

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Helena’s Lewis and Clark Brewing Company

Tuesday May. 1

As our state’s capital, Helena is a fantastic place to visit. The next time that you’re there you can stop by the capital building, view legislative sessions, and walk the impressive halls where the laws and policies that will shape and…

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Bozeman Real Estate Report

Tuesday May. 1

The Real Estate market in Bozeman has been roaring back to life as warmer weather descends on the area. Activity levels are very high, and many appropriately priced properties are seeing multiple offers again. The single family home market in Bozeman…

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Flowing Free on the Yellowstone

Tuesday May. 1

Throughout my fishing ventures I’ve yet to find a river anywhere else in the world that conjures up the vivid imagery and breadth of emotions for me that the Yellowstone River does. The Yellowstone draws its water from Yellowstone Lake in…

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Roadrip: Two Fears A Former Nemesis, and the Tetons

Monday Apr. 30

I used to work seasonally for an agency that rhymes with Sark Pervis. Good and bad times were had by all, but now, luckily for me I live in Bozeman. Some of my friends have yet to see the light, and I visited such a one last week in the Tetons. It…

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Same Group, New Name: Southwest Montana Arts

Monday Apr. 30

The Montana Institute of the Arts in Bozeman is now Southwest Montana Arts. The group has a membership of roughly one hundred members that meet monthly from September through May, taking time off from meetings June through August to conduct…

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Shopping4Schools.com

Monday Apr. 30

A new website, created by a Belgrade Mom is helping schools right here in the Gallatin Valley. Shopping4Schools.com donates money to local schools every time someone uses the website to shop online. This is not your typical fundraiser with cheaply…

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Athletes Look to Brekke for Success

Monday Apr. 30

It looks as though three times was the charm after BHS cycled through to its third head track coach in one year. Last year, Dave Brekke stepped in to a tainted position after the appointed head track coach, Jim Evans, was arrested for inappropriate…

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Montana Ale Works

Monday Apr. 30

On a recent Thursday night I made my way to Montana Ale Works at 611 East Main Street in Bozeman for an early evening meal. Ale Works, as it’s locally known, has resided since 2000 in a renovated railroad freight house, and makes the most of…

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Where the Yellowstone Goes

Monday Apr. 30

The Yellowstone River is the subject of a new exciting independent film, “”, which will hold it’s world premiere in Bozeman at the Ellen Theatre this month. The Yellowstone River at nearly 700 miles in length is the longest…

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A Little Black Dress and Running Shoes: HAVEN

Monday Apr. 30

Would you rather get into cocktail attire or running shoes? This month you will have the opportunity to do either or both for the betterment of Bozeman. What about wearing running shoes with your evening wear? Well…maybe not…

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Gabriel McCormick

Monday Apr. 30

As a dentist with an exciting new practice in Bozeman, Gabriel McCormick has discovered a whole new world of inspiration, exploration, and relaxation behind the lens of a camera. A native of Butte, he obtained his bachelor degree here at MSU before…

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Fresh Vegetables to Seniors this Summer

Monday Apr. 16

A grant totaling nearly $200,000 will enable Montana State University, the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and the Human Resource Development Council to provide fresh vegetables and other human services this summer to seniors living in several rural…

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