March Editors Note

Keep It Rockin' KGLT

Angie Ripple  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

Not every town has the luxury of alternative, freeform, commercial free radio. Luckily we Bozemanites have that luxury, and it is called KGLT. If you haven’t turned your radio dial to 91.9FM or 97.1FM in a while (or ever) you totally need to do…

“We Are NOT Picking On the Poor” Uhhhh, Yeah You Are

Birdie Hall  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

Let me begin this article by bestowing a huge thank you on the conservative legislators of beautiful Montana: You have successfully established that we as a state (and country for that matter) hate poor people. At this point in American history it…

Grin and Bare It: The Bear Canyon Incident

Streaking Bear Canyon

Pat Hill  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

The story you are about to read is true... The names have been changed to protect the guilty.40 years ago five young Bozemanites set out on a winter night’s adventure which eventually involved some fancy footwork, not too many clothes, and too…

Bozeman Brewers Voice Concerns and Hopes for Future Industry Reform

Joy Dale  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

Possible chances for brewing industry reform during the Montana legislative session came to a standstill this February when the House of Representatives’ Business and Labor Committee tabled two competing beer bills (House Bill 326 and House Bill 336).

Topography and the Evolution of Bozeman’s Sewerage, Part II

Courtney Kramer  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

  This article tells the story of the second phase of the City of Bozeman’s sewerage development. Part one was published in the February 2015 Bozeman Magazine. As noted in Part I of this article, of the many tax-payer funded public works…

A Stranger in a Strange Town

Ramona Mead  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

At first glance, Bozeman may seem like a tourist town with most of the trappings of Anytown, USA but I can assure you it has a spirit that can’t be found anywhere else.

Sheriff Henry Plummer’s Outlaw Brewing

Regena Ozeryansky  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

It is our intention to deliver a unique spin on traditional dining reviews, we feel every reader should have the opportunity to form their own opinion, and by bringing the owners to you, we can create added synergy in an already awesome town.An…

Alpine Cabin

Merging Trails of the Past, Present and Future

Bev Hosford  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

First ImpressionsThe cabin was love at first site for me. Not because of it’s spectacular views or the locally sourced wood. It was due to frozen toes. My fiancé and I were exploring the new area of Bridger Bowl and were thrilled that…

The Skinny on Fats

Phil Cameron  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

For many years there has been a misconception about the fat we eat and the fat in our body. Starting with elevated cholesterol on a blood test, to doctors telling their patients not to eat diets high in saturated fat because it will raise their…

Yoga for Kids

Regena Ozeryansky  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

It all started in a sweaty, loud, less than peaceful gym. I was 15 years old, and decided to try yoga for the 1st time. I remember my teacher being thin, and well built. She was kind yet powerful, both physically and what seemed to me, as mentally…

How to Use Social Media to Grow Your Business

Tom Egelhoff  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

Social Media is becoming more and more popular with the general public. Many people are almost forced to have a Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn page because most of their friends do.So it’s imperative that business has a presence there too. But…

March Bozeman Real Estate Report

Tim Ford  |   Tue. Mar. 3rd, 2015

As I write this, winter in Bozeman has not been behaving like winter in Bozeman. It’s been in the 50s for weeks and has even dipped up into the 60s at times. Then just before this went to print, winter (or at least snow) returned to the valley…