Jerry Schuster |
Wednesday Mar. 1
Well, it is here folks; we have our first look at the plans for spending $144 million (probably more) for two Bozeman high schools. Just to give you some perspective, I will take you to “old town” (which is Wolf Point in northeastern…
Wednesday Feb. 1
Bozeman Actors Theatre, in cooperation with Verge Theater, will present Montana’s first fully staged production of “Marjorie Prime” in February and March at Verge Theater.The critically acclaimed play by Jordan Harrison, nephew of…
Wednesday Feb. 1
The Bozeman Symphony, conducted by Matthew Savery, will perform two free family concerts on Saturday, February 11th, 2017 at Willson Auditorium. There’ll be fun for the whole family as we romp through a dazzling array of orchestral…
Wednesday Feb. 1
Tyler Fortune (Fortune, like the cookie) is a designer and photographer from sunny Orlando, Florida. He’s proud to call Montana his home, amidst moving frequently with his Air Force family. Tyler earned his BA in Photography from…
Kathleen Melee |
Wednesday Feb. 1
“I could use a friend to walk with me and sing . . .” - Sean Hayes (“Honeybees Falling”)
Cupid’s turbulent month offers sweet respite from the quest when Cole and the Thornes give you love in their…
Rachel Hergett |
Wednesday Feb. 1
In February, we celebrate love, and particularly those we love. Our list of hot spots to spend Valentine’s Day features places to reconnect, to unwind, and most importantly, enjoy each other. As love knows no bounds, the ways we celebrate vary…
Wednesday Feb. 1
The first step is always the hardest. That is true for everything from monotonous domestic tasks to the things we love most. We as people spend ample time priming the engine of action with forethought, cost and time analysis, and general…
Pat Hill |
Wednesday Feb. 1
In the wake of passage of a citizen initiative restoring Montana’s Medical Marijuana Program, the Treasure State’s medical cannabis providers are operating in a new business climate.Uncertainties have plagued Montana’s medical…
Phil Cameron |
Wednesday Feb. 1
The northwest Rocky Mountains can be a challenge to endure if you are not overly excited about winter, the snow and cold, and dark gray days. In the mountains, we tend to see more like 6 seasons as opposed to 4. We add falter between fall and…
Cassi Miller |
Wednesday Feb. 1
Locals and transplants alike know there are certain things one must do as rites of passage when you become a citizen of Bozeman. You have to hike the M. In the summertime, you have to float the Madison. You have to attend a Farmer’s Market at…
Tim Ford |
Wednesday Feb. 1
The Real Estate market in Bozeman continued its hot streak through 2016. The good news for those thinking that prices are rising too quickly is that increases weren’t as dramatic as those seen in 2015.Last year, 2015, was the first year that…
Lain Leoniak |
Wednesday Feb. 1
Growth in Bozeman has been a hot topic lately with many people inquiring as to how the city will grow. One aspect that has been noticeably absent from that discussion is the impact of growth on Bozeman’s water supplies. Many believe that…
Kris Drummond |
Wednesday Feb. 1
The tectonic plates of the society we’ve long known are shifting; low, lethargic rumbles, nearly imperceptible, yet capable of tearing continents apart. The security we think we have doesn’t seem so certain; the question mark of the…
Cindy Shearer |
Wednesday Feb. 1
If you can find a quiet time to sit in the little park on the southwest corner of Main and Rouse in Downtown Bozeman, and if you listen close enough, you might hear soft echoes from the past--jail cells clanging closed, fire bells ringing and quite…
Wednesday Feb. 1
My wife and I, and our three sons, have lived in Bozeman for over five years. When we “found” this incredibly special place (just like you did), we immediately looked for a house close to downtown. Why? Because we are big fans…
Seth Ward |
Wednesday Feb. 1
Ten years ago my family hit the Bozeman apartment jackpot. Some good friends were renting part of a house downtown, and put a word in for us when the other apartment came open. We jumped at the chance. Pets were welcome, parking was off-street, and…
Jerry Schuster |
Wednesday Feb. 1
Quick flashback, since it has been awhile. My wife Theresa and I moved from Wolf Point to Bozeman in 2013 for retirement or something like that; just don’t recall now. It didn’t take long for us to start to notice some very substantial…
Angie Ripple |
Wednesday Feb. 1
So much newness has hit our community, state, nation and world over the past few months my head is spinning. Bozeman is growing at record rates; MSU enrollment is at an all time high; travel to Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport has increased…
Sarah Cairoli |
Tuesday Jan. 17
When the residents of Bannack elected Henry Plummer to the position of Sheriff in May 1863, they knew virtually nothing about him. They did not know that he had been convicted of murder and done time in San Quentin prison. They did not know that he…
Angie Ripple |
Monday Jan. 9
In 2015 we turned to our readers for the first time and asked you to tell us where your favorite places to eat in Bozeman are, who your favorite bands in the area are, your favorite spots, and favorite hiking trails, rivers for recreating, and local…
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