Tuesday Mar. 1
Question: I’m embarrassed to say it, but I spend over $1000 a month advertising my business in the Yellow Pages. I really don’t know if it’s worth it or not for me to continue down this road. With the popularity of the internet and the number…
Tuesday Mar. 1
This has to be one of the oldest quandaries in the history of business. However, I think it’s the wrong question to ask. The question I would ask is, “How can I create a work environment that employees will never want to leave?”
The…
Tuesday Mar. 1
Jessica Mongeon is a Master of Fine Arts candidate at MSU Bozeman, and moved to Bozeman in August of 2010. Her Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree is from the University of North Dakota in Grand Forks, ND (graduated in 2008) and she grew up on a family farm…
Tuesday Mar. 1
Tucked back along Bozeman’s north edge off 7th Avenue is a little theatre with a big presence. Equinox Theatre began its illustrious career 16 years ago with co founders Soren Kisiel and Katie Goodman. Although there were other acting troupes…
Monday Feb. 28
Big Sky skiers ripping the terrain of the Bowl on Lone Peak may feel they’re far from it all, but new this season, they’ll be closer than they think to delicious food served up at the Black Kettle. The new on-mountain dining option is located…
Saturday Feb. 26
The Bozeman High School Alumni Association is now accepting nominations for the Bozeman School District “Hall of Honor.” The Hall of Honor program recognized those whose accomplishments and contributions to the Bozeman School District…
Saturday Feb. 26
The Downtown Bozeman Partnership has released the 2010 Downtown Improvement Plan Annual Report outlining the completed and ongoing projects that were recommended in the 2009 Downtown Improvement Plan.
In 2009 the City Commission unanimously adopted…
Sunday Feb. 20
“Blesseds” Oil Paintings Exhibit by Noah Massey
March 1 – June 10 Emerson’s Weaver Room
The Emerson presents a solo exhibit of oil paintings entitled “Blesseds” by Bozeman artist Noah Massey. Her Weaver Room exhibit opens on March 1 with…
Sunday Feb. 20
The first Montana satellite chosen to ride on a NASA space mission — a small research satellite that involved more than 125 Montana State University students over five years – is now set to launch Feb. 24.
If all goes as planned, MSU’s…
Saturday Feb. 12
A NASA activity developed by Montana State University science educators for teachers is now available free online.
The activity, “!,” relates to the NASA New Horizons mission to Pluto and helps students better understand how spacecraft…
Saturday Feb. 12
A comprehensive website featuring thousands of North American butterflies and moths has recently been revamped so scientists, hobbyists and the general public will find it easier to use and even more helpful.
Montana State University’s Big Sky…
Thursday Feb. 3
Montana Tobacco Use Prevention Program Decimated by State Legislators
$8.2 million of a $9 million dollar budget for the program was just slashed by the Health and Human Services Subcommittee.
Senator Dave Lewis of Helena moved to eliminate the…
Tuesday Feb. 1
Wasn’t it the old Gershwin song that said, “you say “oyster,” I say “erster,” let’s call the whole thing off”? I’m not sure where “the world’s your oyster” phrase got…
Tuesday Feb. 1
Susan Floerchinger
Bozeman schools are setting the bar with their wellness plan. The policy requirements for the local wellness program are established in Section 204 of the Public Law 108-265, of the Child Nutrition and WIC Reauthorization Act of…
Tuesday Feb. 1
Local artist Noah Singer is featured on the cover of Bozeman Magazine this month. A Gallatin Valley native Noah is the owner of two local businesses Everlast Auto Body and Hard Times Tattoo.
Everlast Auto Body, 69 New Ventures Rd. in Four Corners…
Monday Jan. 31
Montana State University offers two non-credit courses this spring that address current events and global issues. The courses are open to adults of all backgrounds.
“Climate Science Explained: Understanding Current Issues on Climate…
Monday Jan. 31
Montana State University first-year film student recently won the grand prize in a national film contest devoted to exploring what it means to live large. Erin Burke’s one-minute film, “Living Large Together,” depicts her friends swimming, at a…
Monday Jan. 31
The September sun burned hot on my back. Muscles in my shoulders ached, as I rocked the gravel sifter back and forth. I felt primitive and exhausted, as I hunched over the trough of water, but for some reason I couldn’t help but smile. I belonged…
Monday Jan. 31
Dr. Robert Lemley, ND, NMCP
Naturopathic Doctor/NAMS Certified Menopause Practitioner
Q: I’m 51-year-old female. How much Vitamin D should I be taking?
A: Let me tell the true story about a teacher I had. Early in the 70’s, this gentleman was a…
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