May Bozeman Real Estate Report

Tim Ford  |   Mon. May. 1st, 2017

As ski season has given way to biking, hiking, and fishing season, the strong Real Estate season is also upon us. While this article generally focuses on sales of single family homes; condos & townhouses make up a large part of our market as…

Montana Rose: An Interview with Claudia Williams

Kathleen Johns  |   Mon. May. 1st, 2017

Montana Rose has transformed and morphed over many years since the band was first founded with but one original element remaining a constant-Claudia Williams. Williams’ beautifully rich and honey-seasoned voice combined with her strong, folksy…

Ahoy! Pirate Party & Groovin' On The Gallatin

Brian Ripple  |   Mon. May. 1st, 2017

Planning your summer adventures doesn’t have to be hard, the hardest part is knowing that there may be more than one festival happening the weekend you are looking to get away! From the Bridgers to the Gallatins to the Bitterroots, and every…

Freak Out at the Verge Theatre

Mon. May. 1st, 2017

Local playwright, Ryan Cassavaugh has done it again, upping the ante on his own madcap adventure in writing. With the help of local musician, Joe Knapp, they have created this all original psychedelic rock musical that will be performed using…

May Cover Artist Merissa Lambert

Mon. May. 1st, 2017

Artfully crafted, always up for adventure. Merissa Lambert has photographed weddings and commercial photography since 2009. Based in Bozeman, she loves traveling anywhere in Montana and beyond! She believes in taking photography seriously, not…

Bringing Bozeman Back To The Valley Of The Flowers

Angie Ripple  |   Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

April is Keep America Beautiful Month, and one local mother, now grandmother, is working very hard to make Bozeman and America a more beautiful place with The Valley of the Flowers Project. The project grew out of Wren Kilian’s deep concern for…

I didn’t move here 20 years ago to live in a big city

Seth Ward  |   Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

We’re sitting on plastic stacking chairs in that little meeting room at the library when someone says it. A familiar refrain in these neighborhood meetings and public comment sessions where we occasionally cross paths. Not enough where I…

The Writer’s Town

Jerry Schuster  |   Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

Let’s start with a simple premise; just about everyone in Bozeman writes articles or books. This account is limited to just book writers. Because, it is a lot easier to poke fun at others when I am not included in the group.The question asked…

Lewis and Clark Caverns Montana’s First State Park

From Private Tourism to National Monument to State Park

Cindy Shearer  |   Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

We know that Native Americans did know of the caverns hundreds of years ago, as the stories of the steaming mountain are mentioned in their oral histories. Although the caverns are now named for Lewis and Clark, we also know that Lewis and Clark…

Forest to Faucet: Bozeman’s Watershed Sustains Water Supplies

Lain Leoniak  |   Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

After taking friends hiking above Hyalite Reservoir last summer, we sat on the back deck enjoying the beautiful evening.  Sporadic lightening strikes could be seen to the southwest. Conversation turned toward the intense wildfire season…

Do you know your HRDC?

Sat. Apr. 1st, 2017

What does it mean to create and maintain a sustainable community? According to Local Initiative Support Community, or LISC, “Sustainable communities are places that offer the resources and environment all residents need in order to participate in…