Featured Bozemanite: Dr. Don Funke

Liz Krause Williams  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Funke is many things. Doctor of Chiropractic for humans and animals. Horse trainer. Man of faith. Conservationist. Farmer.

Chris Robinson Brotherhood

Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Wednesday, May 14, at the Emerson Cultural Center

The Hard Working Americans

Album Review

Brian Ripple  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Two Thumbs way Up!

Pete Seeger Folk Music Tribute & KGLT Fundraiser

Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

On Friday, April 4th at 7 PM the entire community is invited to a Pete Seeger Folk Music Tribute and KGLT Radio fundraiser

Not With My Brain, You Don’t

Local Book Review

Pat Hill  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Bozeman internist Dr. Richard Tenney prescribes medicine, murder and mystery for a compelling read in his new novel Not With My Brain, You Don’t (iUniverse, 2013).

Working Dogs for Conservation

Missy Seu  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Animal conservation projects have normally involved getting biological samples from the animal being studied.

PortaSki Product Review

Brian Ripple  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Small enough to fit in your ski jacket pocket and weighing almost nothing, PortaSki can be used by both adults and children.

Jelt Belt: Keep Your Pants on Bozeman

Product Review

Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

The Jelt brand is very fun and modern and stands for so many things.

98% Bozeman Made Pet Products: West Paw Design

Ramona Mead  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

West Paw makes 100% of their products in the U.S.A, with only about 2% of that being outside of Bozeman.

Kickstarter Boots Another Local Business to Success: Right PSI

Kathy Wojcik  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

It’s happening again! Another small upstart company with a great concept is about to change a market sector and its happening right here in the Gallatin Valley.

How GREEN is your Gut?

Phil Cameron  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Ah spring, its always a welcomed reprieve from the winter cold, and even though our rainy season usually consists of snow

Fundamentals: Success Tactics for Tough Times

Tom Egelhoff  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Can you attract more customers?

Energy Efficiency in the Home

Tim Ford  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

With Earth Day fast approaching, this is a great time to focus on ways individuals can make a difference in their home.

Fresh Eyes: The Real Recycle

Lara Wisniewski  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

It’s important to manage the garbage for sure, but it’s heartbreaking when our throwaway society treats its domesticated animals like inanimate objects.

Sundog Ski Chairs

Just Sitting on your Past

Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Have you ever had something you know that you’ll never use again but you keep it anyway to help you remember the good times you enjoyed when you were using it?

Fourteen North

A Gastropub for Good Times

Ashlee Yerrick  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

I wanted to share a really cool secret with all of you: Sundays are $1 drafts at 14 North.

The SAE’s and the Story Mansion

Courtney Kramer  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Some call it “the old fraternity house,” but preservationists should recognize Sigma Alpha Epsilon’s stewardship of the Story Mansion for nearly 80 years.

Letter from the Editor: Reduce - Reuse - Recycle

Angie Ripple  |   Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

There are plenty of trash to treasure items we can each be sure get a new home this month, or anytime.

Anna Callahan

Cover Artist for the April 2014 Issue

Mon. Mar. 31st, 2014

Anna Callahan was born and raised in Prescott, Arizona, which instilled a lasting love of western landscapes in her heart. Anna spent her childhood finding adventure outside, chasing silverfish and sunshine, and digging for gold. In her youth…