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Backstage at Alpine Valley with: John Mayer

Ken Thorsen  |   Monday Aug. 1

I’ve been covering the Grateful Dead for the last 30 years on public radio. Securing interviews with members of the band is sometimes a challenging and rare opportunity. With the incarnation of Dead and Company, The Grateful Dead and Montana…

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Time to Start Making the BIG Bucks

Tom Egelhoff  |   Monday Aug. 1

It’s August already. Where does the time go? If you’re a retailer I don’t have to tell you it’s planning time. But I will just in case.Four big profitable spending events are coming. All or some of the following events could…

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August Bozeman Real Estate Report

Tim Ford  |   Monday Aug. 1

Summer is in full swing. We’re now over half way through the year, and I thought it prudent to take a look back at the first 6 months of 2016 and see how the Real Estate market faired.It’s been another busy spring and summer here in…

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Are You Using Your “Right” Brain?

Phil Cameron  |   Monday Aug. 1

As humans we have a very complex nervous system that controls every aspect of our existence and functions to provide us with knowledge about the environment that we live in. This knowledge about our environment keeps us alive and helps us to make…

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Bozeman - The Sweet Pea City

revised from August 2014 article

Angie Ripple  |   Monday Aug. 1

Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley have been known as the valley of the flowers since only native Americans roamed the area. In the early 1900’s over 17,000 acres of the valley were planted in edible peas harvested both for canning and seed. In…

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Sharing the Woods with Bears

Monday Aug. 1

Summer is upon us, and for lots of residents and visitors to the Greater Yellowstone Area that means hiking, trail running, camping, mountain biking, fishing, horseback riding, and many other great outdoor activities. Enjoying these activities can…

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Finding Common Ground That’s the Montana Way

Monday Aug. 1

Now that the primaries are over, many folks are taking the temperature of Montana’s political climate. It feels “hot” or divisive, and many believe it will only get hotter as the political season advances. They may also agree that…

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Capturing the Homesteaders’ Spirit

Sarah Cairoli  |   Monday Aug. 1

When I look around at Bozeman now, it is hard to imagine what it was like a century ago. However, the minute I venture to the mountains or plains, I can sense the overwhelming immensity that must have greeted early Montana homesteaders. The prospect…

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German Time Traveler

Merging Past & Present pt.2

Julia Strehlau-Jacobs  |   Monday Aug. 1

We all know the expression “to walk a mile in someone else’s shoes”. While it can mean to question someone being judgmental, it can also refer to actually experiencing what someone else has experienced. Now, Otto Dahl’s shoes…

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The Nocturnal Stone Hatch

Jake Adelman  |   Monday Aug. 1

The Nocturnal Stone also known as the Midnight Stone or “Mr. Midnight,” is one of the lesser known stonefly hatches we see on the water around Southwest Montana. Nocturnal’s will hatch on most freestone rivers in Southwest Montana…

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La Tinga

Cassi Miller  |   Monday Aug. 1

I’ll say one thing about Bozeman foodies: we are as loyal as can be. If people in this town absolutely love a restaurant, they will follow it to the ends of the earth. They’ll go through location moves, hour changes, menu modifications…

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Legendary Locals of Bozeman’s Past

Rachel Phillips  |   Monday Aug. 1

From its inception as a supply town during Montana’s gold rush in the 1860s, Bozeman has attracted visionaries, leaders, and pioneering thinkers. Now one of Montana’s fastest growing cities, Bozeman still retains elements of the past…

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Spice Up Summer!

Phil Cameron  |   Friday Jul. 1

As we fully embrace our Bozeman summer fun there are a couple of ways we can really spice up our diets for some amazing health benefits and also for some wonderful gustatory experiences too. Spices have been used throughout history for making food…

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July Bozeman Real Estate Report

Tim Ford  |   Friday Jul. 1

As one can see by looking at the included numbers, Bozeman’s market continues to remain hot. Many buyers have been frustrated lately to end up in multiple offer situations, some even losing out on multiple homes. In a multiple offer situation…

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July Cover Artist: Steven Fullerton

Friday Jul. 1

Steven Fullerton is a 25 year old living in Bozeman, MT. Steven was born and raised in Rapid City, SD, on the east edge of the beautiful Black Hills. Surprisingly large peaks and granite spires fill the island of hills, jetting out of the vast…

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Stalking Trophies

Friday Jul. 1

In the trout world there are very few greater feelings than head hunting and landing a trophy brown trout on a dry fly. Rivers such as the Henrys Fork, the Missouri River below Craig, and the various spring creeks that flow around the West provide…

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