Phil Cameron |
Friday Apr. 1
We have all heard the famous saying by Kermit the Frog, “its not easy being green”, and in a lot of ways that relates to our lifestyle and diet as well. Living a green lifestyle has many positive benefits for our health and for our…
Friday Apr. 1
The Custer Gallatin National Forest will implement an expanded interim target shooting restriction in Hyalite Canyon to address public safety issues and resource management concerns on April 20, 2016. The restriction will remain in place year-long…
Tom Egelhoff |
Friday Apr. 1
New business owners are very conscious of every penny. When you mention sending anything out of house to be done by someone else they often feel the need to blow into a paper bag. Too expensive! Too expensive they…
Tim Ford |
Friday Apr. 1
With Earth Day fast approaching, this is a great time to focus on ways individuals can make a difference in their home. The beauty of increasing a home’s energy efficiency is that it not only helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions, it also helps…
An Afternoon Chat with Sola and Red Tractor’s Tiffany Lach
Cassi Miller |
Friday Apr. 1
Balance is crucial in life. When it comes to food, people seek balance. Is it possible to consume delicious food that is also healthy? Can a restaurant produce sumptuous, decadent meals while also caring for the community in which they exist? Can one…
Permaculture Demystified
Kareen Erbe |
Friday Apr. 1
When I started my business, Broken Ground, back in 2011, one of my goals was to raise more awareness about permaculture in the Bozeman area. I quickly realized, however, that the greatest obstacle to that challenge was, in fact, the term. The word…
Friday Apr. 1
Joining the Bozeman High School Speech and Debate team was a stroke of luck I stumbled upon after being cut from the school volleyball team and panicking about what my high school experience would be. For me, my biggest fear was going through the…
Rachel Phillips |
Friday Apr. 1
In a century-old photograph, William Ginn proudly poses with six gigantic trout, a hint of a smile on his lips and a sparkle in his eyes. In another image, he is propped up on a bicycle in front of a curtained backdrop, muscles straining for the…
Friday Apr. 1
The City of Bozeman is working hard to help our community save money and resources with The Bozeman Energy Project and the Bozeman Energy Smackdown energy conservation programs for businesses and residents. Energy savings are a simple and proven way…
Friday Apr. 1
As winter wanes and steps aside for warm sunshine, green grass and flip flop season…the aftermath of a hard winter becomes unearthed. Brisk autumn winds can blow around debris and trash, and months of pet poop from the winter months suddenly…
Ramona Mead |
Friday Apr. 1
I’ve noticed something interesting happening in my Facebook feed lately: People who usually don’t discuss politics are going there. Big time. And the folks who do commonly discuss politics are RAGING.I like seeing people get fired up. I…
The Big Business of Buds in The Hands of the Voters
Angie Ripple |
Friday Apr. 1
You may have noticed that our medical marijuana advertising has been removed from this issue. It is not because we decided not to allow these businesses to advertise with us; it is because on February 25, 2016, the Montana Supreme Court upheld…
Tuesday Mar. 1
It is an unassuming logo of the State of Montana superimposed with a film reel, the cobalt blue reminiscent of Montana’s big sky. An understated font reads ‘Montana Film Office’. The simplicity of the logo belies the complexity and…
Tuesday Mar. 1
Steve Wedderburn is a concrete construction worker for Knife River and an amateur photographer. His photograph of Hyalite Canyon displayed on this months cover was selected from photos submitted for Bozeman Magazine’s What is Bozeman photo…
Birdie Hall |
Tuesday Mar. 1
The Zeitgeist is all but over. The only thing my post 9/11 generation has to look forward to is speeding down heavy traffic whilst blaring Highway 61 Revisited from broken car stereos. There are no more beat poets, and there are no empty American…
Brian Ripple |
Tuesday Mar. 1
Look out your window.... Whether you're on a Manhattan barstool or at a truck stop somewhere off a Montana interstate, keep your eyes open. Bart Crow is coming your way.Always known as “the nice guy” with a smile on his face, the tides…
Tuesday Mar. 1
Banjo player extraordinaire and 2015 recipient of the 6th annual Steve Martin Prize for Excellence in Banjo and Bluegrass, Danny Barnes is described as “one of a kind” and widely acknowledged as “one of the best banjo players in…
Phil Knight |
Tuesday Mar. 1
Even though I had never endured an unplanned bivouac, I knew the clues. I saw it coming. I could feel it, could taste the bitter tang in the air that spoke of cramps, shivering and dehydration, of bones aching against unyielding rock, mouth dry as a…
Phil Cameron |
Tuesday Mar. 1
One of the most common complaints that people seek healthcare advice and treatment for is fatigue and lack of energy. It is a major problem in our society and has great impacts on our lives and ability to function productively at our jobs, in our…
Tuesday Mar. 1
Special places stick with us. Most folks remember the first time they rode a bike, or where they got married, or the smell and sounds of a favorite park bench. Those special places are memories we can hold on to when life throws a wrench our way…
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