Bozeman, Montana The Sweet Pea City

Sweet Pea From Carnival to Festival

Angie Ripple  |   Sat. Aug. 2nd, 2014

Bozeman and the Gallatin Valley have been known as the valley of the flowers since only native Americans roamed the area

Tim Bluhm, The Mother Hips Interview

Sat. Aug. 2nd, 2014

Live From The Divide producer Jason Wickens caught up with Tim Bluhm of The Mother Hips for a interview about songwriting.

A New View

Floating High with Endeavor Ballooning Flying Adventures

Danielle Martin  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

You may have seen us floating there above Huffine Lane on your morning commute to work on July 1st.

Bozeman Real Estate Report for August 2014

Tim Ford  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

This article usually focuses on single family homes sales, but condos and townhomes make up a large portion of our market as well. Therefore, I thought it worthwhile to take a look at how those sales are faring. All data will include both…

Employees Aren't Slaves

Some Low Cost Employee Perks

Tom Egelhoff  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

In other words you can ask them to work extra hours, or more time in a day, but asking is all you can do.

Take a Hike

Phil Cameron  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

Our nervous system is programmed by the cross crawl pattern that our body uses when it walks.

Ranger Rick: Tales From a Former YNP Ranger

Crisis Negotiator

Rick Gale  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

My first call out as a crisis negotiator took place on a summer night in Yellowstone National Park.

Happy Birthday Bozeman

Summer 2014 marks Bozeman’s 150th birthday, also known as a sesquicentennial

Courtney Kramer  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

John Bozeman (1835-1867), left his wife and three daughters in Pickens County, Georgia in 1858 to participate in the Colorado gold rush.

Townshend’s Tea Company

Jack Zampolin  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

No one is in a hurry in Townshend’s Tea and the relaxing vibe is pervasive.

Kindness Ranch Animal Sanctuary

Animals released from research laboratories get a second chance.

Ramona Mead  |   Fri. Aug. 1st, 2014

In the middle of Wyoming’s vast nothingness, on a 1,000 acre parcel of land, there is a sanctuary where animals released from research laboratories get a second chance at life.