Rachel Porter |
Sunday Dec. 1
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Friday Nov. 1
Livingston-based landscape astrophotographer Matt C. Jackson (Montana DarkStar Photography) has spent the last five years traveling around the United States exploring and capturing the beauty of the night. Through his work he hopes to make people…
Angie Ripple |
Friday Nov. 1
I recently came across a quote that really hit home with me: “Be strong enough to stand alone, smart enough to know when you need help, and brave enough to ask for it.” As I reflect on my journey as the founder of this local publication…
Friday Nov. 1
Like many cities and towns in Montana, Bozeman is fortunate to have many special landmarks and landscapes that help define our city. Whether it’s the Story Mansion, Montana State University, the ‘M,’ or the beautiful trees that line…
Tim Ford |
Friday Nov. 1
As the weather cools down, many homeowners wonder if the winter or holiday season is a bad time to sell. Buyers also frequently ask about the best time of year to purchase a home.
For the past few years, I’ve been studying the relationship…
Katie Thomas |
Friday Nov. 1
The Cateye Café, an old-school, cat-themed diner complete with cat-eye glasses on the windowsills, is one of those Bozeman fixtures that flies slightly under the radar. It’s tucked between Main and Mendenhall at 23 North Tracy in a…
Where Dive Bar meets Sports Bar
Sydney Jones |
Friday Nov. 1
When the weather cools and autumn sets in, a Montana pastime begins again—football! From Pee Wee all the way up to the NFL, Montana locals are die-hard football fans, supporting their team all season long. Especially when it comes to college…
Friday Nov. 1
Bozeman’s own Stebo Montana, aka Steve Olsen, is a U.S. Army veteran. He deployed to Iraq for Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003. Like so many veterans who return home from war, he endured a brutal uphill climb from the depths of PTSD, addiction…
Brian Ripple |
Friday Nov. 1
Before joining forces, the duo behind Sgt. Splendor were already formidable solo artists, Kate Vargas chalking up acclaim at outlets like NPR, HuffPost and Vice (including praise from the “Dean of American Rock Critics” Robert Christgau);…
25 Years of Writing Feminist Comedy… Has Anything Changed?
Friday Nov. 1
Twenty-five years ago, the two of us were privy to our cousins having a very, very important and slightly heated conversation. They were new parents and figuring out what to call “it”… the “pee pee,” or the “wee…
Friday Nov. 1
David Smith is an American stand-up comedian, podcaster, and libertarian political commentator. He has frequently appeared on Fox News Channel’s Kennedy and The Greg Gutfeld Show. Additionally he was a recurring panelist on CNN’s…
Jessica Cairoli |
Friday Nov. 1
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Eudora Eller |
Friday Nov. 1
For years, Bozeman has continued to gain increased recognition, particularly for its fun year-long outdoor activities, beautiful landscapes and close-knit community. As the town expands and grows, so does the importance of preserving and maintaining…
Angie Ripple |
Friday Nov. 1
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the Montana State University Departments of Arts and Architecture buildings on the Bozeman campus. Celebrating such a significant milestone not only highlights the achievements of the past but also serves as an…
Memories of Early Montana Politics
Rachel Phillips |
Friday Nov. 1
This Election Day, voters may appreciate a brief respite from current campaigns to hear about local politics in the early twentieth century. Roy Keister, a Democrat, and George Sinton, a Republican, were both interviewed by Lee Cooper in 1975 as part…
Jeff Beyl |
Friday Nov. 1
Why don’t you describe the sound of the river to the students,” the teacher prompted from the back of the classroom.When I was young, I always dreaded having to stand up and talk in front of the class. But this time I was not a student. I…
Steve McGann |
Friday Nov. 1
The saying, “Been there, done that, got the t-shirt” mildly pokes fun at people who did stuff and, even before they could brag about it you knew about their exploits, because their t-shirt advertised it. They had been to parks, climbed…
Rachel Porter |
Friday Nov. 1
November is known as the month for feasting among friends and family, being grateful for those around you, and for the ability to return kindness to the community. With Thanksgiving at the end of the month, there are many ways to experience and share…
Tuesday Oct. 1
Kurt Wehde is a self-taught photographer originally from New Hampshire, with a deep connection to nature and history. Over the past eight years, Kurt’s journey into photography started as personal exploration, quickly evolving into a…
Tuesday Oct. 1
Can you imagine a Bozeman with less plastic pollution? It would be a city without plastic bags catching on trees, floating down creeks, and clogging storm drains—as well as a city without polystyrene foam fragments in the bushes and street…
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