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Thank you, Ted

Peter Brancaccio  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

My wife and I have been traveling up to ol’ Ted Turner’s property, The Flying-D Ranch, for years now. Typically, we drive out about an hour before sunset and slowly bump along the gravel section watching for wildlife, all the while deeply…

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Living In A Poor Neighborhood Changes Everything About Your Life

What’s Up With Landlords and Property Managers Nixing Section Eight Vouchers?

Wednesday Jul. 1

When a culture is healthy, with a decent level of credibility, affluent people are honored in their integrity and purpose by grasping the struggle of the impoverished and what they can do to raise up those who struggle to exist in poverty. Assuredly…

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The Story of Adam Bronken Fields Part 1

How a Tragedy, a Cow Pasture, and One Man’s Determination Created One of Montana’s Most Important Soccer Facilities

Wednesday Jul. 1

By any measure, the story sounds impossible. Over 40 acres of undeveloped land, years of fundraising, environmental battles, countless volunteers, dozens of local businesses, and a memorial that one man refused to abandon. Today, Adam Bronken Soccer…

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Sacajawea in the Gallatin Valley

Steve McGann  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

The young Shoshone woman who accompanied Lewis and Clark from Fort Mandan to the Pacific Ocean and back has been part of our history for over two hundred years. The facts of her history have often been obscured by myth, speculation and fiction. There…

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Stargazing in The Big Sky

Topher Sedlak  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

Photo by Topher Sedlak There’s really no better place in the summer than Montana. Warm dry breezes, never muggy. The gold sun blazes in an immense vault of blue. Zero fire ants, poison oak, or poison sumac. Minimal mosquitoes. We’re…

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Top 10 Summer Activities in Bozeman

Angie Ripple  |   Wednesday Jul. 1

photo of Palisade Falls by Turner Suhler Summer in Bozeman isn’t just a season—it’s a challenge to see how much adventure you can squeeze into a few short months. Whether you’re a lifelong local or a first-time visitor…

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June Cover Artist: Ella Kuzyk

Monday Jun. 1

A painter, muralist, adventurous spirit, and big time lover of life, Ella Kuzyk has been making art from the moment she could jam her baby hands into a jar of paint. Growing up in various mountain towns around the West, she has always been sketching…

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Reaching 20 Years

Angie Ripple  |   Monday Jun. 1

This June marks a major milestone for Bozeman Magazine; we are moving towards the 20th year of sharing the stories, people, businesses, events, and culture that make the Gallatin Valley unlike anywhere else. What began in 2007 as a humble newsprint…

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Open Doors Astrology June 2026

Kathleen Johns  |   Monday Jun. 1

SUMMER SOLSTICE arrives June 21st at 2:25 am MST. Aries (March 21–April 19) The Summer Solstice on the 21st highlights home matters so stay local and tend to what brings peace closest to you. Moonstone for emotional grounding and peaceful home…

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Tutti Bene

Katie Thomas  |   Monday Jun. 1

The other day I eagerly plunked myself down at the bar of Tutti Bene, Bozeman’s new Italian restaurant in the historic downtown 1918 Range building. As I waited for my companion to arrive, I examined the unusual décor and breathed in the…

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For The Love Of Salsas

Katie Thomas  |   Monday Jun. 1

The first time I knowingly put fresh cilantro in my mouth, I didn’t like it. It tasted like another country, with its strong, weird tang that I couldn’t identify. I was 19 and working in a Thai restaurant north of Seattle, where cilantro…

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Young Dubliners at Pine Creek

Monday Jun. 1

After thirty years as one of the world’s leading Celtic Rock bands, the Young Dubliners have begun work on their tenth studio album while still maintaining their busy tour schedule. Having survived the crushing impact of the lockdown on their…

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