Ranger Rick: Tales From a Former YNP Ranger

Meals on Wheels

Every August, like clockwork, Bear #88 made his way through Pelican Valley and into Fishing Bridge Campground.

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Fly Fishing Around Summer Storms

Next time you are on the river and see a storm front coming in, don’t row to the take out, put on the rain jacket, change up your patterns, and catch some fish.

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Bozeman Reel Company

At the Heart and Soul of Bozeman Fly Fishing

The buzz and whir of machines cutting and shaping aluminum fills the North Church Avenue production facility of the Bozeman Reel Company.

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July Cover Artist: Jason Thomas

Jason Thomas is currently providing Bozeman magazine with many great photos for each issue as a photo intern.

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Amok Food Cart

Serving Simple Foods of Cambodia

Born in Kompong Cham, Cambodia, the owner of Amok, Bozeman’s newest mobile food eatery.

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Saffron Table

Bozemanites no longer have an excuse not to add to their culinary vocabularies samosa, naan, biryani, and vindaloo.

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Amok Food Cart

Serving Simple Foods of Cambodia

Born in Kompong Cham, Cambodia, the owner of Amok, Bozeman’s newest mobile food eatery.

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The View From My Window

Growing up and returning to Bozeman.

Aah! “Montana; The Last Best Place.” I left here before it was “discovered”, when a resort at Big Sky was still Chet Huntley’s “folly” and MSU was a small, aggie college.

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Drunk Driving is a Montana Epidemic

I had always envisioned a mob of angry women marching with pickets whenever I heard the name “Mothers Against Drunk Driving.” When I interviewed for a position with MADD last year, I was pleasantly surprised to find that MADD is so much…

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Show Me Someone Who Has Not Been Impacted By CANCER

Running Free From Cancer's mission to raise funds and public awareness to help support cancer survivors and their families.

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Bozeman’s Sweet Pea Festival 2014 Couldn’t Be Sweeter

Bozeman’s 37th annual Sweet Pea Festival

“Create a Dream” is the theme for this year’s festival, which always aims to celebrate the arts.

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R. Lake Construction

“I believe within everybody, that there is an artist. I believe everyone has a way of becoming a perfectionist in what they do.”

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Bozeman Reel Company

At the Heart and Soul of Bozeman Fly Fishing

The buzz and whir of machines cutting and shaping aluminum fills the North Church Avenue production facility of the Bozeman Reel Company.

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R. Lake Construction

“I believe within everybody, that there is an artist. I believe everyone has a way of becoming a perfectionist in what they do.”

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Bozeman’s Sweet Pea Festival 2014 Couldn’t Be Sweeter

Bozeman’s 37th annual Sweet Pea Festival

“Create a Dream” is the theme for this year’s festival, which always aims to celebrate the arts.

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Squaring the Curve

Getting old isn’t for sissies

Health and longevity is a goal of every person. We all want to live long into our golden years, enjoying retirement and free time to pursue life goals, such as travel, hobbies, spending time with grandchildren and friends that we just never had time…

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Show Me Someone Who Has Not Been Impacted By CANCER

Running Free From Cancer's mission to raise funds and public awareness to help support cancer survivors and their families.

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Bozeman Real Estate Report for July 2014

The Real Estate market in and around Bozeman continues to heat up, with activity levels at or above record highs. Prices are rising rapidly and approaching peak levels, although perhaps not quite there yet.  During the first five months of 2007…

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Bozeman’s Sweet Pea Festival 2014 Couldn’t Be Sweeter

Bozeman’s 37th annual Sweet Pea Festival

“Create a Dream” is the theme for this year’s festival, which always aims to celebrate the arts.

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Featured Bozemanite: Mel Anderson

He shared some interesting connections between his life and the life of the Rouse brothers who were part of Bozeman’s earliest years.

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Letter from the Editor: The New History of Bozeman

This issue of Bozeman Magazine has a historical theme. For several years now Bozeman Magazine has included a historical article in each issue from Courtney Kramer, the City of Bozeman’s Historic Preservation Officer. We include this because we…

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Revitalization comes to Gallatin County High School

The Gallatin County Free High School, located at 308 West Main Street and known locally as East Willson School, will be adaptively reused into residential condominium units.

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Ranger Rick: Tales From a Former YNP Ranger

Meals on Wheels

Every August, like clockwork, Bear #88 made his way through Pelican Valley and into Fishing Bridge Campground.

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From Pea Cannery to Prime Real Estate

Several businesses became established near the railroad tracks, including the Bozeman Canning Company in 1917.

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The View From My Window

Growing up and returning to Bozeman.

Aah! “Montana; The Last Best Place.” I left here before it was “discovered”, when a resort at Big Sky was still Chet Huntley’s “folly” and MSU was a small, aggie college.

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