Snow Hazards and Ski Tracks

I call myself a snow scientist, that’s what I do. I look at snow as both a resource and a hazard.

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The View From My Window: A Christmas Tale The Beast and The Tree

As a child, choosing a Christmas tree was as much expedition as event.

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Winter Recreation In Bozeman for the Reluctant

Winter is not my favorite time in Bozeman. I am not one of the skiers that anxiously wait for the ski hills to open nor do I get excited when the blue light atop the Baxter lights up. However, I have made peace with winters in Montana. Knowing the…

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December Cover Artist: Adam Schwankl

To Adam Schwankl, painting is more than a job it's a vocation. It's a way for him to express himself while recognizing and sharing in the love and light that bring people together. Adam's paintings are infused with this light. His brushstrokes flow…

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Home on the Open Range

Graciously Serving you

I recently moved to Bozeman, Montana just a few short months ago (via Yellowstone National Park) from an interesting town far, far away known as Miami. That’s right, Miami Florida. Much to my pleasant surprise, it’s been a beautiful…

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Old Town/New Town: Food vs. Chef’s

“Presentation du Jour”

we moved here from Wolf Point “old town” to Bozeman “new town”

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Winter Storm Bozeman A Memorable Episode

“Which I thought was funny because I had just left Bozeman, and now, 1,600 miles away, its about to put a hurting on my trip."

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The View From My Window: A Christmas Tale The Beast and The Tree

As a child, choosing a Christmas tree was as much expedition as event.

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Robert Shetterly to Keynote Bozeman Martin Luther King Day Celebration

The event will be held on Tuesday, January 20, at 7:00 PM at the Crawford Theater in the Emerson.

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Old Town/New Town: Food vs. Chef’s

“Presentation du Jour”

we moved here from Wolf Point “old town” to Bozeman “new town”

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Me & Coach Hysell

I must admit, your mission was accomplished, sir. May you rest in peace.

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Your Credit Card Will Be Changing

The days of swiping your credit card in a reader and signing for your purchases are coming to an end in 2015.

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War Is Over! If You Buy It

Happy Xmas

It’s the most wonderful time of the year.

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Cody Canada & Jason Boland

Some Red Dirt music for Big Sky Country in January

VI Productions is bringing a double-dose of Red Dirt music to the Gallatin Valley for the new year, as Cody Canada and the Departed and Jason Boland and the Stragglers hit the stage at the Silver Spur Arena on Jan. 16. Cody Canada is not a Canuck--he…

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Immune System Boot Camp

You wouldn’t jump off the couch and go run a marathon without having done any training to prepare yourself for the long distance run would you? If you did you would feel an incredible amount of pain, breathing would be hard, your legs would…

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December Bozeman Real Estate Report

In my past few articles, I’ve reported on the dramatic increases seen in the Bozeman single family home market during the first three quarters of 2014, but how have condos and townhouses faired?Condo sales have followed suit and have increased…

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Welcome to Tripp Studio

Most days at Tripp Studio you’ll catch Kara wielding a palette knife and layering oil paint onto a stretched canvas.

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Make Your Season Merry Effortless photo editing with your iPad

You’re on that long ride up a chair lift at Bridger Bowl. Why not whip out your iPad and edit the photos you took on your last run?Well, maybe you’d rather just be with the mountain and take photos. Later on, your iPad will help you MAKE…

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Preservation Retrospective 2014

At the end of 2014, I’d like to take a moment to celebrate the productivity and quiet successes of Bozeman’s historic preservation program over the last year. After years of work, a number of projects finally came to fruition which will…

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Me & Coach Hysell

I must admit, your mission was accomplished, sir. May you rest in peace.

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Interview with B. Derek Strahn

The Montana Medicine Show’s Genuine Montana History

Part-Vaudeville Show, Part-Drugstore, Part-Circus-on-Wheels

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Learning to See: Documentaries and Film

My older sister went to a private liberal arts university in the northeast. My father would whistle and drool sarcasm every few months when the tuition bill came in the mail. Then one month the bill arrived at the same time as her report card. When…

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