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New Leadership Class at MSU

Saturday Jul. 16

Bozeman — A leadership development training class for incoming Montana State University freshmen that will allow an opportunity to connect with classmates while discussing and practicing leadership skills is now available through MSU’s…

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10 Summer Events Not To Miss

Wednesday Jul. 13

If you are new to the area, visiting or maybe you have lived here for years but don’t know what types of activities are available, here are 10 fabulous Bozeman area outdoor activities to check out this summer. 1. Farmers’ Markets – there…

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Story Mill: Community Garden Creates Controversy

Wednesday Jul. 13

One of the most endangered historic places in Montana is in our own back yard. Built in 1883 by pioneer Nelson Story, the Story Mill used to be the largest employer in the Gallatin Valley and the pride of Bozeman. Now it sits dormant, shattered…

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Bozeman Brewing and Funky Virtue

Monday Jul. 11

If one heads east on Durston, the road turns into Peach. Then heading east on Peach past Rouse, then past Wallace, you get to the more industrial side of Bozeman down by Story Mill and the railroad tracks. As the road veers south and turns into…

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Story Mill: Community Garden

Monday Jul. 11

One of the most endangered historic places in Montana is in our own back yard. Built in 1883 by pioneer Nelson Story, the Story Mill used to be the largest employer in the Gallatin Valley and the pride of Bozeman. Now it sits dormant, shattered…

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A True Small Town Setting: Willow Creek

Friday Jul. 1

Are we there yet? Willow Creek is tucked in the backdrop of the Tobacco Root Mountains with a view of the 10,604 foot Hollowtop Mountain. The distant horizon is snow capped mountains with green pasture land and roaming cattle grazing through the lush…

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Should Montana be a “Right to Work” state?

Friday Jul. 1

Currently in the United States there are 22 “Right to Work” states. Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nebraska, Nevada, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota…

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Oh No, the Fishing Has All Gone to Carp

Friday Jul. 1

So for those of you who pay attention to my ramblings from time to time, you’ve surely heard me tout the wonderful golden exotic treasure that is only so fittingly named the Common Carp. Every year when it starts to get a little warmer outside…

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Cafe Francais Des Arts: OOH LA LA

Friday Jul. 1

Get this straight: I like this place. A lot. So much, in fact, I awoke last week in a Virginia Beach hotel longing for one of the pastries from Café Francais. Stuck with an unappetizing assortment of chain restaurants, I opted-out of breakfast…

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Montana Mex

Friday Jul. 1

A few facts about Montana Mex llc. - Kitchen located in Livingston, MT - Use reusable, dishwasher safe containers - Committed to supporting local companies - Chef and Co owner Eduardo Garcia - Grown in Montana from Caribbean roots -  Renowned Chef…

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Troy Collin

Friday Jul. 1

Mastering the truest form of impressionistic art by pouring his heart onto canvas, Troy Collin’s vision and faith have danced with color and technique, changing the spiritual temperature of galleries and homes nationwide. Nurturing creativity…

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Bridger Clinic is now Bridgercare

Friday Jun. 24

Bozeman’s Bridger Clinic Changes Name: Bridgercare   In our continuing commitment to serve an expanding client base, we have adopted a new name, Bridgercare. We believe this reflects our comprehensive mission, which is to provide…

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MontanaPBS Wins Audio Emmy

Friday Jun. 24

Bozeman- Montana PBS’s audio director for “11th & Grant with Eric Funk” won a 2011 Emmy for his work on that show. Jeremiah Slovarp won the Emmy in the Audio category for his work on the episode featuring local singer/songwriter Wade…

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Sweet Pea Festival Announces Tshirt Design Winners

Monday Jun. 20

This year there were 46 entries in Category 1 (ages 5-13) and 21 entries in Category 2 (ages14+). Karen Phillips, a 6th grader at Sacajawea Middle School, has won the 2011 Children’s Category for T-shirt Design (Ages 13 and under) with her design…

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New certificates offered through Gallatin College

Saturday Jun. 11

From MSU News Service BOZEMAN – The Montana Board of Regents has approved medical assistant and bookkeeping certificate programs to be offered through Gallatin College Programs this fall. Applications are now being accepted. Both programs lead…

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Emerson Garden Tour Nominations

Saturday Jun. 11

The Emerson Garden Tour showcases vegetable gardens and fall harvest plantings. It takes place on August 19th and 20th. Dates have been changed from June to August to provide more time for growing. Nominations and suggestions for gardens are now…

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