Looking Forward With Bozeman Mag

Angie Ripple  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

Bozeman Magazine is the voice of our community and the community members invested in telling their stories and the story of Bozeman each month. In each issue about ten writers contribute, in 2017 you could be one of them. As a leading local…

What's Your Beef? Park It, Or Leave It

Jerry Schuster  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

To get right to the point—the BIG issue for Bozemanites is not jobs, the economy, drought, the weather, dogs or taxes—no, it is where to park when downtown. Whether it’s for shopping at unique stores, enjoying some fabulous food, or…

Bozeman’s Best

Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

As those of us who know Bozeman well are likely aware, our town has proudly become known as one of the “it” places to be in America. The surrounding rivers, mountains, and Montana’s notorious big skies have been a continuous draw to…

Finding Empowerment

Kris Drummond  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

Why am I anxious? My brain is clogged, and the circle of people I’m sitting in feels cramped. It’s my first day of volunteering as a mentor for Big Sky Youth Empowerment and instead of showing up with presence and compassion like I…

Bozeman’s Women’s Clubs-Advocacy since 1894

“In Numbers There is Strength”

Cindy Shearer  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

Advocacy, by definition is public support for or recommendation of a particular cause or policy. In today’s political climate it could be thought that the pressing issues of today, while important, are somehow new as well. If you consider 1894…

The Power of Dialogue: The Bozeman Interfaith Forum

Katie McGunagle  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

We are living in a time in which religious identities are daily interrogated. The upcoming election has especially brought religion to the fore in, often in vexed and accusatory rhetoric. Religion’s role in the difficult controversies that have…

Ted's Montana Grill

Cassi Miller  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

Part of the allure of the West is our celebration and desire for hearty, delicious food. Looking at our heritage and history, food is what brings people together for nourishment, both in body and in soul. It’s easy to imagine a group of…

Bobcat Football: Building a Team

Jack Thorsen  |   Tue. Nov. 1st, 2016

Montana State Football is on its biggest losing streak since 2013, when the team lost the last three Conference games. These last four games played this season have looked like opponents the Bobcats could take down easily with an offense led by two…