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Chet Huntley: Anchoring Big Sky Part 1

Steve McGann  |   Thursday Feb. 1

Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley are beautiful landscapes. Yet, every exit from the Valley contains its own scenic delights. East over Bozeman Pass to Paradise Valley and the Absarokas, west over the Tobacco Root foothills to Homestake and Butte. But…

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January Cover Artist: Emma Tompkins

Monday Jan. 1

Inspired by her mother to create from a young age, Emma Tompkins has been painting nearly her entire life. Her family moved to Montana when she was five, which has allowed her to develop a deep connection to place. With continuous encouragement from…

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Bozeman Bar Beat: The Haufbrau

Wall-to-wall, people Earth-shattering music, a river of beer and booze

Devon Brosnan  |   Monday Jan. 1

​What comes to mind? Depending on who you are, what you do, and what your “scene” is, you may be thinking of a few different establishments clustered around Bozeman. Rocking R Bar may come to mind, or maybe El Camino, when it was still…

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Real Estate Resolutions

Tim Ford  |   Monday Jan. 1

Happy New Year! I hope that 2023 was a joy-filled and rich year for you. As we look towards 2024, many are making resolutions and goals for the New Year. For those with aspirations of real estate in their future, it’s a perfect time to come up…

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Musing On Adventure Lists

Steve McGann  |   Monday Jan. 1

At times it seems as if lists run our lives. Lists of chores, of errands, of work duties, groceries; calendars of meetings, on and on. But there are fun lists too. Lists for Santa, guest lists for celebrations and, of course, bucket lists. The name…

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I-Ho’s Korean Grill

Angie Ripple  |   Monday Jan. 1

Jin-Ju Jahns was born in Missoula, Montana to I-Ho and Derek Pomeroy. Her journey unfolds as a tale of returning to her roots, with an added twist to the Pomeroys’ family narrative. Jin-Ju met her husband, John, in Germany just over a decade…

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The Many Splendors of Dogs

Ken Walcheck  |   Monday Jan. 1

Most of us miss out on life’s big prizes: The Pulitzer. The Nobel. An Oscar. An Olympic gold medal. Nevertheless, we’re all eligible for life’s small pleasures: A pat on the back for a job well done. Viewing a glorious sunset…

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Zoned For Tear-Down

Alison Sweeney  |   Monday Jan. 1

A recent real estate listing was brought to my attention; the description was interesting in how the property was presented, and raises questions about potential impacts on the character of our neighborhoods. It focused on the lot size and location…

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Begin Again

Angie Ripple  |   Monday Jan. 1

Thank you for picking up the 199th issue of Bozeman Magazine! The beginning of a new year has always tended to bring me a renewed sense of hope. Hope for a future brighter than where we’ve already been, hope that things will go our way……

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December Cover Artist: Charles Lewis

Friday Dec. 1

In an art scene dominated by regional western art, Bozeman painter Charles Lewis takes a different direction. “I don’t have a painting theme,” he says. “I paint antique toys, electric guitars, imaginary shamans, and just about…

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Montana Holidays Outdoors

Steve McGann  |   Friday Dec. 1

My favorite Christmas ornament is a pine cone. It is fitted with a little eye screw and strung on a faded old ribbon. My Mother sent it to me as the wrapping for a present years ago. She included a description typed on her old Underwood, taped to the…

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The ICE is Calling

Phil Knight  |   Friday Dec. 1

As the sun slips lower with each passing day, we Montanans enter the Season of Ice. It starts as a thin skin on puddles and frost on the roof. You have to start scraping your windshield every morning.  Before long, the dropping temperature…

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The Love of a Rancher

Liz Bischoff  |   Friday Dec. 1

The heartbeat of a Montana rancher can be heard when the whistling winds that chap uncovered skin finally die down, when the hail that dents rooftops and cracks glass finally settles, when the lambing ewes stop braying and bleating and start licking…

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