BOZEMAN – The National Assembly of State Arts Agencies (NASAA) has named Cyndy Andrus, former chair of the Montana Arts Council, the recipient of its 2022 Distinguished Public Service Award. The award honors volunteer leaders of the state arts agency field whose outstanding service, creative thinking, and leadership significantly impact public support for the arts in their state and across the country. The award will be presented on September 24 during NASAA Assembly 2022 in Kansas City, Missouri.

 
Cyndy Andrus has lived and worked in Bozeman, Montana, for nearly 30 years. She is a member of the Bozeman City Commission, serving her second term as mayor. She is one of only four women to serve in that position and, in 2018, received the Bozeman Business and Professional Women's Woman of Achievement Award. She has served on the city commission since 2010 and was the driving force behind the 1% for the Arts ordinance in Bozeman, requiring one percent of eligible construction costs of City Capital Improvement projects over $1,000,000 to be allocated for public art.

 
Before moving to Bozeman, Andrus worked as an interpretive naturalist ranger in Yellowstone National Park and as a ranger on the Alagnak Wild River in Alaska. Andrus is an active community member and an ardent supporter of the arts. She worked in the tourism industry for more than 25 years and was a governor's appointee to the Montana Tourism Advisory Council, serving ten years, including two years as chair.

 
Andrus is the former chair of the Montana Arts Council, serving three governors for 18 years. She is a board trustee of WESTAF (Western States Arts Federation) and a former NASAA and National League of Cities board member.
 
When she is not volunteering or performing her official duties, you can find Andrus exploring the backroads of Montana with her husband in their 1982 Volkswagen camper van, attending the Red Ants Pants Music Festival, or sharing with her siblings the management duties of her family's beer garden at the Minnesota State Fair (chocolate chip cookie beer, anyone?).

 
Andrus is married to Brady Wiseman (former Montana legislator) and has a lifelong passion for travel, culture, and the culinary arts. She loves football, black licorice, and the occasional sipping of a single malt (Speyside).
 
"A dedicated public servant, Cyndy Andrus is thoughtful, forward-thinking, and innovative in her many roles," said NASAA President and CEO Pam Breaux. "She's guided by a strong sense of community and has a real passion for the arts and the many ways they enhance and deepen civic life. Wherever she serves, at every level, she brings a positive attitude, a sense of possibility, strategic focus, and a truly impressive ability to work with others to achieve the goals at hand. I can think of no one more deserving than Cyndy to receive this award based on her decades of service to the arts, to Montana, and NASAA."

 
Founded in 1968, the National Assembly of State Arts Agencies is the nonpartisan membership organization that serves the nation's 56 state and jurisdictional arts agencies. NASAA helps state arts agencies fulfill their many citizen service roles by providing knowledge services, representation, and leadership programs that strengthen the state arts agency community. NASAA also serves as a clearinghouse for data and research about public funding and the arts. To learn more about NASAA and state arts agencies, visit www.nasaa-arts.org.

Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) is pleased to announce the completion of a new conservation easement in partnership with the Bos Family. Ron and Janice Bos founded Bos Hay & Grain, a large crop production agriculture business that produces hay and grain throughout the Gallatin Valley. Earlier this year, they partnered with GVLT to complete a conservation easement on their own 300-acre farm located in the historic Gooch Hill area.

Ron and Janice have been a hardworking part of the agricultural community in the Valley since their grandparents emigrated from the Netherlands to Montana in the early 1900’s. They began farming in 1965 and established Bos Hay & Grain in 2002 with their son, Craig. That same year, Ron and Janicepurchased the 300-acre property from the Hanks family, which is part of their larger farming operation.The majority of the hay that Bos Hay and Grain produces is distributed within a 200-mile radius of the Gallatin Valley to feed Montana livestock. They also raise wheat, barley, and canola.  The company is staffed year-round with 10 employees and an additional 10-15 seasonal employees during harvest.

“Farms are only as good as the people working for them, and we have good people,” Ron said.

Craig and his wife, Allison, plan on continuing the family farming tradition as they own and operate Bos Hay & Grain.  They intend to steward the scenic and wildlife habitat values of the 300-acre property while keeping it in agricultural production. Over the years, the Bos family has watched as land that they leased was developed before their eyes. Ron and Janice can now retire knowing that their land will remain in agricultural production forever.

“The easement was a tool for our family succession planning,” Craig said. “We are thankful for the opportunity to continue agriculture in the Gallatin Valley.”

“The Bos family is so passionate about this land and passing their legacy onto the next generation of Bos farmers,” said GVLT Lands Program Manager Chad Klinkenborg. “The agricultural, scenic, wildlife, and historical values that dominate the Gooch Hill area are unparalleled in the Gallatin Valley. Conserving the working farms that remain is a tangible way to honor this landscape’s rich agricultural heritage while guiding sustainable development and shaping our valley’s future.”

Within a four-and-half mile radius of Bos Hay and Grain, there are 16 additional easements, held by both Montana Land Reliance and GVLT, totaling 3,400 acres permanently protected under conservation easement deeds. This increasing network of protected lands on Gooch Hill serves to maintain the scenic agricultural and open-space landscapes specific to Gallatin County and greater southwest Montana. The public will forever enjoy the scenic open-space value of the Bos Hay & Grain Conservation Easement from Gooch Hill, Johnson, Enders, South 19th, Bozeman, and Cottonwood Roads.

“I’m only a steward of the land for a little while,” Ron said. “Then the next generation comes along.”

The Bos Hay & Grain project represents GVLT’s 122nd overall for a grand total of 52,208 acres conserved. GVLT would like to extend deepest gratitude to the Bos family for their conservation vision and dedication to preserving agricultural land.

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What is a conservation easement? The Gallatin Valley Land Trust (GVLT) partners with private landowners to conserve working farms and ranches, fish and wildlife habitat, open lands and scenic views.  To protect these special places, GVLT uses conservation easements, which are voluntary agreements with landowners that limit development on a property while keeping it in private ownership.  Each easement is tailored to the specific property and runs with the title of the land in perpetuity. GVLT is responsible for upholding the easement’s terms.  Because a conservation easement limits development rights and therefore decreases the value of the land, landowners may be eligible to write off the difference as a charitable donation. In some cases, landowners receive financial compensation for a portion of the value of the conservation easement.  The public benefits from the protection of conservation values such as prime agricultural soils, wildlife habitat, river corridors and the overall character of our region.

About Gallatin Valley Land Trust

Gallatin Valley Land Trust connects people, communities, and open lands through conservation of working farms and ranches, healthy rivers, and wildlife habitat, and the creation of trails in the Montana headwaters of the Missouri and Upper Yellowstone Rivers. For more information, visit www.gvlt.org.

Living abroad has its perks. For one thing, you get to live in a country that is completely foreign to you. That means you get to learn about another culture and explore a place that may not be familiar to you.

For example, I lived in Spain for two years. I had no idea what was going on there until I moved there. And once I learned Spanish, I realized that I didn't know much about my own country either.

I'm sure you've heard stories about ex-pats who complain about everything. They say that life overseas sucks because they don't understand the language or the customs.

Well, I'm here to tell you that those stories aren't true. Sure, it's challenging sometimes, but most ex-pats find that living abroad opens their eyes to a whole new world.

I liked my experience in Spain, then I decided to continue living in Europe, and found  in the neighboring country, Portugal, both an opportunity for investments as well as a place I can now call HOME. The investment opportunity opened the doors of the Portugal Golden Visa program, so I've got a residence permit that allows me to travel around Europe hassle-free!

But it also served as a quick path to an investment I was willing to make in Europe for quite some time. Buying a property for a third of the price I would pay in some areas of the US.

Now, as one of the many Americans living in Portugal, I think there are some tips that I can provide that might help you.

Here are the five tips that will help you while living in Portugal:

Learn How To Speak Their Language (the basics at least)

It sounds obvious, but learning how to speak the native tongue is essential. If you don't speak the language, it might be more difficult on a day-to-day basis.

While the best way it's still to get to speak with the locals, and from there improve your new language skills every day, nowadays, learning the basics of a new language like Portuguese is easier than ever.

There are plenty of resources available online to teach you the basics, which will definitely help you when meeting with locals.

Some of these online tools or apps include Duolingo, Rosetta Stone, Memrise, and FluentU.

These apps are designed to help you master the language quickly. But remember, you still need to practice speaking the language every single day.

Get Involved With Other Americans Abroad

When you first arrive in a foreign land, you probably feel alone. There are tons of ex-pats living abroad, but chances are you won't see anyone else who speaks English.

That's okay though. You don't have to be lonely. Instead, join a group of ex-pats who share similar interests. This way, you'll be able to connect with others who are interested in the same topics as you.

Some groups include ex-pat forums, Facebook pages, Meetups, and blogs. These sites are perfect places to ask questions and get advice from fellow ex-pats, especially when you are still settling in.

Find An Expat Community Nearby

Most countries offer expatriate communities. These communities usually consist of ex-pats who live nearby.

They often organize events such as parties, happy hours, and dinners. These events are great opportunities to socialize with other ex-pats.

In addition, these communities provide support systems for ex-pats. For instance, if you have any legal issues, you can contact lawyers who specialize in international law that are within the community. Also, they can assist you with finding housing, jobs, and schools for your children.

Join Local Clubs

A common misconception among ex-pats is that they have to leave their old lives behind when they move abroad.

However, joining clubs and organizations is a great way to maintain friendships and connections back home.

Many ex-pats enjoy participating in sports leagues, volunteering, and taking classes. These activities give you something to do after work and on weekends.

Stay Connected With Friends Back Home

Moving abroad isn't easy. It takes a lot of effort and commitment to adjust to a new environment.

But, if you want to truly embrace your new life, then you should try to maintain relationships with friends and family back home. And also, make it clear that the doors of your new host country will always be open to close family and friends. This doesn't mean that you have to visit your hometown every weekend. Instead, you could call your friends and talk to them regularly.

Remember, you're not abandoning your friends and family. Instead, you're expanding your horizons. By staying connected with people back home, you'll be able to experience the full benefits of living abroad. 

Join the Billings Symphony for a celebration of American classical music on Saturday, Sept. 24 at Alberta Bair Theater, including an exclusive performance by renowned pianist Kevin Cole, playing the George Gershwin classic, “Rhapsody in Blue.”
 
Cole is a sought-after solo performer and an award-winning musical director, arranger, composer, vocalist, archivist, and producer. Cole’s tempos and deep understanding of harmony have earned him accolades from some of the foremost critics in America, and Cole has been dubbed by many as “America’s Pianist.” Saturday’s performance with the Billings Symphony will be Cole’s first time playing in Montana.

The evening also features Pulitzer Prize winning composer Jennifer Higdon’s “Cold Mountain Suite,” excerpted from her acclaimed Cold Mountain Opera, which debuted in 2015 and is based on the book “Cold Mountain” by Charles Frazier.
 
Higdon set out to write her first opera based on the book “Cold Mountain,” by Charles Frazier, a tragic love story set during the American Civil War. Taking that story from page to stage took 28 months, and “Cold Mountain” debuted in 2015, performed by the Santa Fe Opera. It won the prestigious International Opera Award for Best World Premiere and has since become a favorite of American opera fans.

 
The Billings Symphony performance of “Cold Mountain Suite” will be the suite’s Montana debut, and the Billings Symphony’s performance lands on the day after its international debut.
 
“I just want audience members to sit back and enjoy my music,” Higdon told the Billings Symphony in a recent interview. “I hope it makes them feel something, but I don't ever want anyone to feel that they must be knowledgeable about classical music to enjoy mine. If you find yourself patting your foot, wanting to cry, or humming a bit after the concert, then I've done my job.”

 
The Billings Symphony will also play music from “Porgy and Bess” and Leonard Bernstein’s “On the Town” as part of this celebration of music from the American Songbook. The performance starts at 7:30 p.m. at Alberta Bair Theater. This concert kicks off the Billings Symphony’s Classic Series, featuring seven performances at Alberta Bair Theater and also includes a performance at Faith Chapel of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s classic South Pacific. For tickets and more information, visit www.billingssymphony.org or call (406) 252-3610.

BOZEMAN — Roughly 160 people gathered in the Student Union Building Ballroom at Montana State University on Saturday to celebrate a milestone for the U.S. Air Force as well as the community that supports Montana’s only college-level Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps detachment.

The introduction of online shopping has brought about a new level of convenience. We no longer have to wait in long queues, walk around from one store to another all day, or struggle to find what we are looking for. Now, we have the convenience of shopping for our favorite items in the comfort of our homes.

However, although online shopping is a great and convenient experience with many pros, a few tricky parts come along with the experience. Not to worry, though, because there are some ways to improve your online shopping experience, and this article will explore 5 of these ways. Keep reading to learn more, from saving money on shipping to looking for alternative payment options!

Save on shipping

The rise of online shopping has made it possible to get exactly what you want without leaving the comfort of your own home. And with a little bit of planning, you can also save on shipping. Many retailers offer free shipping for orders over a certain amount, so it pays to stock up on essentials. You can also save by consolidating your orders and shipping them to one address.

Depending on the retailer, shipping costs can vary greatly. However, MyUS offers a solution to this problem. With their membership, you can enjoy discounted shipping rates on online orders, and you can learn all about it here. There are so many ways to save on shipping, so next time you're tempted to make a quick purchase, take a moment to think about how you can actually do that. Chances are, it's easier than you think.

Look for alternative payment options

You want to shop online at places that offer a variety of legitimate payment options. This is so much of an advantage because different payment options make for an easy checkout process.  The most popular online payment options include PayPal, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Visa, to name a few.

Search for amazing deals

There’s nothing better than going shopping and running into some amazing deals; online shopping is no different. When browsing online retailers, keep your eye out for any promotions or discounts and then start there. Most sites will make the site easy to navigate so that you can find these deals much easier, so you should take advantage of these features. This is a great way to save money, which is a win-win for everyone.

Sign up for alerts

It is a good idea to sign up for as much as possible if you are going to be online shopping. Many online stores offer discounts such as 10% or 15% off when you sign up with your email address, which is great. Apart from that, signing up with your email also lets you get first-hand information about any sales and promotions the store might be running, which helps you save money in the long run.

You can also sign up for loyalty programs, which help you earn points for every specific amount you spend at the store. You can then save these points and use them at a later stage to make purchases or to access future discounts. You can set up a separate email account to avoid getting your emails flooded with promo emails.

Shop on the right dates

The internet is a space that stays open Monday to Sunday, 24 hours a day, meaning you can shop whenever you would like, but there are only certain days in the week when sales and promotions run. Sales and promotions usually run from Wednesdays through Fridays, so try to shop on those particular days if you can. This will help you save a bit of extra money and let you enjoy a sale or promotion without having to visit a store usually packed during sale time.

Online shopping is a lot of fun, and when you know how to optimize the experience, it becomes even more fun! If you want to improve your experience, you will need to focus on saving on shipping, looking for alternative payment options, searching for amazing deals, signing up for alerts, and shopping on the right dates. These five tips will take your experience to new heights and help you get the most out of your experience!

We all know that eating veggies offer lots of health benefits as they carry essential nutrients that our body needs. According to health experts, the essential vitamins and minerals found in vegetables help body functions work efficiently, such as reducing the risk of developing high blood pressure, diabetes or high blood sugar, heart diseases, and immune system deficiency. Vegetable intake also protects our gut, reducing the possibility of leaky gut syndrome.

In some studies, those with a healthy gut can lose weight more effectively as it increases the body’s capability to burn extra calories and belly fat. Although using supplements, urbs, and exercise in one’s weight loss diet as additional help for quicker results is permitted, healthy foods are still considered the primary sources of such weight loss management systems. So, what are the most nutritious foods that not only support weight loss but also prevent you from facing another episode of weight gain?

Best Vegetables For Weight Loss

Once you eat vegetables, you are also promoting healthy life, as it is one of the healthy weight loss ways experts suggest achieving your ideal body weight. Thus, nutritious foods can help you reduce belly fat and promote weight loss in general.

One of the famous root vegetables is sweet potatoes. When we compare it to white potatoes, sweet potatoes come with more fiber content. Fiber is a substance we get from plant-based foods, which protects our body’s metabolic health. It keeps you full for a more extended period, letting you eat fewer calories than you would normally.

There are many ways to consume such starchy vegetables. Indeed, you can be creative as much or as little as you want. For instance, you can either have mashed potatoes or pair them with raw kale and some black beans.

Brussels sprouts, along with broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, and some other leafy greens, belong to the family of cruciferous vegetables. A cruciferous vegetable also contains a good amount of fiber, which can control cravings. Aside from that, cooked brussels sprouts also contain very few calories, which makes them good to be included in weight loss diets.

Like other green leafy vegetables, spinach is also considered a powerhouse vegetable as it contains a good set of nutrients such as vitamins A, C, and K, Iron, potassium, and folate. Raw spinach can be added to your salads, while cooked spinach can be added to any other recipe.

If you love spaghetti pasta, you can freely replace it with spaghetti squash. This alternative is good enough for those who are adopting a low-carb diet. Aside from low-calorie features, it is also low in saturated fat.

Another vegetable that belongs among the best foods is carrots. Aside from soluble fiber content, it also comes with insoluble fiber, making it highly suitable for everyone’s weight loss journey. You can mix it with other vegetables like snow peas and beans, blend it with whole grains, or simply stir-fry it with a few types of meat.

Tips For Faster Weight Loss

Losing weight is quite challenging for many. Indeed, some lose their motivation to achieve sustainable weight loss due to slow progress. However, no single formula for fat loss works for everybody. So, if you think your progress is slower than others, that is still normal. Nevertheless, here are some tips you can try to burn fat more effectively and achieve your ideal weight and body figure.

Do Not Be Afraid Of Healthy Fats

While you need to burn and reduce the body fat you consume, it is essential to remember that not all fats are bad for one’s health. Healthy fats make a person feel full enough or more satisfied after having a meal. Therefore, small meals after meals will be reduced, leading to weight loss.

Eat More Proteins

Red meats are rich in proteins so you can eat some. However, vegetable-based proteins are still better not only in curbing your appetite but also in building lean muscle mass. Processed meats are also not recommended because they may contain so much more calories than other vegetables. Meanwhile, eating eggs can be helpful for protein supplements.

Eat More Vegetables To Promote Calorie Deficit

Some vegetables still contain high-level calories, but after all, most vegetables are known to be classified as low-calorie foods. If you are vegan, then it is important to choose what types of vegetables to eat in a diet. Aside from that, vegetables offer extra benefits to both physical and mental health. They are also considered natural fat burners. These are leafy green vegetables like spinach, kale, and lettuce.

Consider Using Green Powder Supplements

According to HealthCanal.com, the use of green powder supplements should not be a replacement for eating vegetables. However, consuming such things helps in attaining your weight loss goals. It increases the vitamin supplies in your body, ensuring that you get close to the right number of substances your body needs.

Exercise Regularly

Doing regular physical exercise does not only help you burn fat but also protects you from chronic diseases. You do not have to do heavy workouts (although you can do it as well). Brisk walking can be enough to serve your needs.

Conclusion

Eating vegetables is inseparable from a healthy lifestyle for achieving weight loss goals as these foods consist of essential vitamins that the body needs for proper functioning. Indeed, low vitamin or vitamin deficiency is often the cause of excessive weight gain. The good thing is that you now have the best vegetables for weight loss as well as the tips to make the results appear quicker.

Gallatin and Madison counties recently entered into an interlocal agreement to consolidate emergency management, wildfire, and hazardous materials services under Gallatin County’s Emergency Management Program.

This new agreement creates a single agency responsible for all of the Big Sky community and reduce duplication of efforts. Gallatin County will manage the three programs across the Big Sky community, including the portion of Madison County that falls in the Big Sky Resort Area Tax District boundary.

Per the agreement, Gallatin County will assume the following responsibilities in this area of Madison County:

• Emergency Management
  • Mitigation
  • Preparedness
  • Response
  • Recovery

• Wildfire
  • Fire Warden and cooperative fire protection with Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation (DNRC)
  • County Rural Fire Chief
  • Open burning

• Hazardous Materials
  • Local Emergency Response Authority
  • Emergency Planning and Community Right to Know Act
  • Hazardous Materials Response Team

The goal of the agreement is to create more efficiencies while bringing consistency for these programs across the community without worrying where the county line is.

Similar arrangements are already in place for law enforcement, coroner, search and rescue, and 911 dispatch.

With all other public safety functions being provided by agencies in Gallatin County, this alignment will allow for easier and closer coordination across agencies for activities in the Madison County portion of Big Sky.

This also allows for the Gallatin County plans, processes and tools to be consistently applied across the entire Big Sky community regardless of the location. These are also the resources the emergency service agencies are already familiar with and using.

The community resources and tools available on readygallatin.com and through our staff will now apply to the whole community and establish a one-stop source for preparedness-related information.

In the event of a large scale incident in Big Sky, response coordination and recovery activities will no longer be split between the counties depending on your location.

Through the combined efforts between the counties, Gallatin County’s program will now have program staff focusing in the areas of operations, training, preparedness, mitigation and wildfire response who can provide a higher level of expertise across our program areas.

The entire agreement can be viewed here.

To learn more about Gallatin County Emergency Management and what this new inter-local means for the Big Sky Area, the public is welcome to a virtual discussion during Big Sky Community Week. The panel discussion will be on Tuesday, Oct. 4 from 2-3 PM. Details on how to join can be found here.

You are aware of the value of prioritizing your own health. What about the folks close to you? Is there special attention being given to them? Do you hear their woes and then reassure them that everything is going to be alright? Or you could try to ignore them till they go away on their own. If the former, then good for you; at least you will know you're doing something right. If the latter (or perhaps the former), you'll want to read this article: we'll discuss how to enhance our relationships with people by acting in ways we hope to be treated.



Do unto others as you would have them do unto you

While this idea is straightforward, it is often overlooked in favor of more complex strategies. To receive love and devotion from others, we must first treat them with respect and kindness.
 
If we treat someone badly, they will change how they behave toward us and how they feel about themselves. Therefore get your own psychic reading to know about your mentality. When you know yourself better than any other you will automatically start giving respect to others because in return you want respect from others too.
 
For the most part, we get back to others the way we treat them, so if someone has mistreated you in any manner, whether physically or mentally, know that karma will catch up with them sooner rather than later. Good deeds are always returned in kind, and vice versa, according to the law of reciprocity.

Demonstrate gratitude toward other people

Building relationships, making people feel valued and respected, and boosting their self-esteem are all benefits that may be gained through expressing gratitude to others.
 
When appreciating someone's efforts, it's important to be genuine. Don't wait around for others to express gratitude before you do the same; thank people who have helped you, either directly (by saying something like "Thanks so very much for taking care of your domestic yesterday") or indirectly (by mentioning it in passing during a discussion). What a great way to demonstrate your concern for the happiness of others and to boost their sense of worth!

Express your gratitude by saying "thank you"

Receiving "thank you" is one of the most effective gestures you can make. It's not enough to only express gratitude, though; actions speak louder than words. Take risks! I'll give you a few instances:
 
Present them with something they'll truly appreciate (like an album or book). Because expressing thank you is proven healing and a reward for many troubles.
 
Just in case they lose your address, include theirs in the thank-you note you write them.

Recognize and applaud the positive

Your mental health will benefit from a shift in focus to the positive and from the practice of giving thanks for the things that are going well. When you have more stamina and positive thinking for self-care, you're more likely to improve your social interactions with others. Even if everything is going swimmingly in one part of your life (whether professionally or personally), there is almost certainly room for development in another (your relationship). Looking at a situation from many perspectives aids in magical reinforcement and makes it simpler to implement necessary adjustments.

Pick up the phone and give a long-lost ring

Even if your discussion is brief and uncomplicated, it will go a long way in strengthening your bond with the person you are calling. Remember it is a chance for you and your colleague to keep up on someone's life since you last spoke, which can pave the way for more engaging discussions the next time you have more time to spend together.

Conclusion

Several things come to mind when we consider ways to fortify the bonds between us and those around us. Considerations include acts of kindness, such as helping others in need, or displays of affection, such as spontaneous hugs and kisses.
 
However, there is another, equally important facet of this topic that is frequently overlooked: how to behave like an adult that goes well beyond simply being courteous; it demands us to reflect on our emotions as well if we really need everyone (and ourselves) to relax. So the next time you meet a new person, whether it's a coworker or a family member, consider setting aside your current concerns and shower them with affection and appreciation.

BIG SKY, MT - (September 16, 2022) — Under the cover of clouds, Big Sky's Lone Peak saw its first snowfall of the season on September 16. 

Teams working on the 11,166-foot summit captured the snowfall as they make progress in building Big Sky Resort's new tram.

Big Sky Resort opens for the 2022-2023 winter season on Thanksgiving Day, November 24. 

Please feel free to share photos on web, broadcast, and social media platforms with credit to Big Sky Resort.