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In Praise of Trees

Kevin Brustuen  |   Sunday Jun. 1

Richard Powers, in his 2019 Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, The Overstory, says: “You and the tree in your backyard come from a common ancestor. A billion and a half years ago, the two of you parted ways. But even now, after an immense journey…

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May Cover Artist: Ebbie Hansen

Thursday May. 1

What If I Fall? Oh, But My Darling, What If You Fly? Freedom, flying, and being yourself are the reasons behind this cover art. The Moon Jumpers Series asks viewers to reach for the stars and jump for their dreams. If imagination is more important…

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Mama Mac’s Bakery & Sandwich Shop

Angie Ripple  |   Thursday May. 1

Nearly three decades ago Mama Mac’s opened its doors on the southwest corner of Four Corners for the first time, with Mama Mac Henry leading the way. The restaurants namesake owned the grocery store next door and wanted to create a new business…

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Discovery Kidzone

Thursday May. 1

Discovery Kidzone Montessori Schools is where Bozeman’s children thrive through innovation, nature, and nurturing education. They are transforming early childhood education in Bozeman, offering a unique blend of Montessori principles, outdoor…

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Get Outside With Bozeman Clubs

Jessica Cairoli  |   Thursday May. 1

As another frigid winter comes to an end, it’s finally time to start enjoying the spring sun in the beautiful Montana outdoors. However, it isn’t always easy to decide what activities to do, where to go, or to carve out the necessary time…

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Big Change One Match At A Time

How Big Brothers Big Sisters and Montana’s Nonprofits Fuel Community and Economy

Thursday May. 1

In the heart of Montana, where rugged landscapes meet tight-knit communities, the real story of strength lies not just in the peaks and prairies, but in the people. At the forefront of this human-powered transformation stands Big Brothers Big Sisters…

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Montana’s Wild Huckleberry

A Classic Big Sky Country Icon

Ken Walcheck  |   Thursday May. 1

It was better than five decades ago when my wife and I stopped at a café in Kalispell, Montana to get a bite to eat. After finishing our meal, I asked if they had any blueberry pie in their pie selections. The waitress lifted her eyebrows, and…

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The Bob Marshall Wilderness "The Bob"

Steve McGann  |   Thursday May. 1

“... Recognized as an area where the earth and its community of life are untrammeled by man, where man himself is a visitor who does not remain... ” These inspiring words from the 1964 Wilderness Act are a mantra for those who appreciate…

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April Cover Artist: John Chart

Tuesday Apr. 1

Born and raised in New Jersey and educated in Bozeman, Montana, John Chart began his teaching career in California. Eventually, though, Montana won out—John and his wife, Teresa, are happily retired and living in Helena. John spent 35 years…

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Letter From the Editor: Open To Spring

Angie Ripple  |   Tuesday Apr. 1

For the past 18 years, we have been bringing you the stories of Bozeman’s past and present on a monthly basis. Each April we aim to shine a light on local sustainability and share cautionary tales as well as actionable steps you can take to…

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What's Your Beef? Balancing Growth with Sustainability

Bozeman’s Water and Housing Future

Tuesday Apr. 1

Bozeman has many attributes that make it a desirable place to live and work. It’s not surprising, then, that Bozeman’s population increased from 39,800 in 2013 to 57,300 in 2023. Such massive growth highlights two major challenges Bozeman…

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Feed Cafe

Angie Ripple  |   Tuesday Apr. 1

Feed Cafe has been a beloved gathering spot in Bozeman for nearly a decade, offering not only delicious farm-to-table meals but also a sense of belonging for everyone who walks through its doors. In the spring of 2024, the cafe’s journey took a…

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