Monday Dec. 12
Hudson Smith, a fourth grade student at Heritage Christian School, hiked over 57 miles to raise money toward the therapeutic, pediatric wheelchairs that Reach Out and Care Wheels distributes and fits to disabled children in developing countries…
Thursday Dec. 8
On a cold November afternoon, I met local super pickers John Lowell and Tom Murphy at the Bozeman Co-Op for lunch. We covered a wide range of topics, on and off the subject of their upcoming shows at Norris Hot Springs. There was a lot of…
Wednesday Dec. 7
Will you have any medical expenses during 2011 that won’t be covered by a health insurance policy or a flexible spending account (FSA)? If so, you can open a Montana Medical Care Savings Account (MSA) by Dec. 31 to cover those expenses.
Up to…
Wednesday Dec. 7
The Downtown Bozeman Partnership has launched the Bozeman Creek Park(ing) Project. The project seeks to redesign the public parking lot and adjacent section of Bozeman Creek at the intersection of South Rouse and East Babcock. The project…
Wednesday Dec. 7
New research from Montana State University’s Museum of the Rockies and the State Museum of Pennsylvania has unveiled enormous bones from North America’s biggest dinosaur.
In a paper published Dec. 6 in Acta Palaeontologica Polonica, MSU…
Sunday Dec. 4
On December 2, 2011, Safeway Inc. celebrated the grand opening of their LEED (Leadership in Energy and Efficiency Design) certifiable replacement store located at 1735 W. Main Street in downtown Bozeman.
The new Bozeman Safeway is a ground-up…
Friday Dec. 2
The Alternative Wellness Epicurean:
Potions and Lotions and Herbs, Oh My!
Ok, I’ll admit it; I’m skeptical about herbs. They kind of make me nervous. They look weird and they sometimes smell weird. I’m not really sure how to buy them or how to…
Friday Dec. 2
Ever since credit cards first appeared on the scene back in the early 1960’s what merchants are legally allowed to charge, and what they are not allowed, has constantly changed.
On May 22, 2009, President Obama signed the Credit Card Act of 2009…
Friday Dec. 2
You’d be surprised where some of the largest companies in the world started their businesses. Companies including Microsoft and Hewlett Packard bootstrapped and started out of their homes. So have many of the successful companies based in Bozeman…
Friday Dec. 2
For underwater borrowers, or those homeowners that owe more than their home is worth, there was some potentially good news lately. What is being called HARP 2.0, or the Home Affordable Refinance Program, is a set of changes that is being made to the…
Friday Dec. 2
An old, rural airport near Emigrant may not be the first place you think of to call home or headquarters for your handmade journal business, but that’s exactly what Katie Clemons, 29, is doing. Part of the airport’s hangar is being adapted to…
Friday Dec. 2
Jack Thorsen – 10 Year Old Sports Blogger
As everyone knows the #7 Bobcats lost to the Grizzlies 36-10. Thats not good. That makes them 7-1 in the Big Sky and 9-2 overall – the same with Montana. Was the cold a factor? It was only 7…
Friday Dec. 2
With holiday travel upon us, it is interesting to consider how previous Montanans traveled throughout the state, region and nation to visit loved ones during this season of unpredictable weather. For those of us who drive to our destinations, it can…
Friday Dec. 2
When I first moved to Bozeman in the fall of 2009, I hiked up a mountain to a giant letter “M” wearing black spandex pants and jarringly pink running shorts. I can’t even claim that it seemed like a good idea at the time. It went like this.
I…
Friday Dec. 2
Bozemanite Amy Sowers is currently the best American female boxer in her 106 lb. flylight division. She earned that title this past March in Colorado Springs, CO. She is a soft spoken, charismatic, determined, and empowering woman. Her motivation and…
Friday Dec. 2
Kindness is the language which the deaf can hear and the blind can see.” Just as Mark Twain captured the emotional expression of generosity in his famous words, the Bozeman community has found its own way to express compassion and equality; the…
Friday Dec. 2
Would your child like to receive a letter or phone call with Santa?
The Bozeman Recreation Department and the Bozeman High School National Honor Society are teaming up to help Santa send letters and make phone calls to area children.
If your child…
Thursday Dec. 1
On a budget? Looking to boost vitamin D and oxygen levels this winter? Need a break? Consider the following and you’ll discover you’re in the right place for some frugal frolics when the forecast is freezing. Numbers regarding sunny days in…
Thursday Dec. 1
This month I decided to try to explore the world of zymurgy. Zymurgy is a branch of applied chemistry dealing with fermentation, as in winemaking, brewing, the preparation of yeast. The word zymurgy first appears in literature around 1868, and is a…
Thursday Dec. 1
There’s a new trend cropping up in cutting edge studios around the country. A new sexy kind of portrait is quietly becoming what one photographer called “the biggest hidden market in the world.” It’s hidden because theses are private…
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