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Ice Climbing: A Beginners Take

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Olivia Mitchell

Living in Bozeman gives you access to many different outdoor activities, including countless winter hobbies, such as skiing, snowboarding, ice skating, snowshoeing, snowmobiling and, my personal favorite, ice climbing, a sport in which participants…

Bozeman Women Hit The Slopes

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Maisie Bissell

Amelia DiGiano With so many places to ski in the world, what is it that makes Bozeman so special? If you ask the locals here in Bozeman where they ski, there’s a 90% chance they’ll say Bridger Bowl. Established in the mid-1940s, it has…

Bozeman’s An Unrivaled Outdoor Hockey Rink

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Thomas Austin

The afternoon sun beams, but it’s too cold to feel any warmth. Your breath billows out like smoke. Behind you, rocky peaks rise from the valley floor. Snow and ice sparkle beneath your feet.A harsh noise — something like ripping paper — splits…

Sidney Edgerton: Father of Montana?

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Steve McGann

Look at a map of the western United States. Almost all of the borders are straight lines. Some of the states are nearly square; Wyoming and Colorado definitely, North and South Dakota nearly, New Mexico and Utah, close. Rivers form some boundaries:…

The Tenacious Women of Bozeman’s Past

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Marion Jackman

In downtown Bozeman, next to the courthouse stands the Gallatin History Museum, a lovely brick building that preserves the area’s past. In honor of Women’s History Month, I interviewed the amazing women who work there, and asked each of…

Women of Bozeman’s Historic Northside

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Crystal Alegria

Bozeman’s north side has historically been the working-class side of town where the laborers and service workers lived, while the south side of Bozeman housed the capitalists, bankers, and business owners. The houses built on the north side…

In His Own Words: Rob Grabow on The Year of the Dog

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023

Montana-based films tend to have a raw truth best conveyed by local talent. This is demonstrated in the new indie film, The Year of the Dog, a production by Rob Grabow. Rob and I sat down at a coffee shop in Bozeman to discuss his journey to the…

The Farmer’s Daughters Cafe & Eatery

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Taylor Owens

As soon as you walk through the doors at The Farmer’s Daughters Cafe, you’re immediately met with beautiful interiors of pink, gold, and live-edge wood tables around a central fireplace in the dining room. Cookies, muffins, and assorted…

Homebuyer Prep

Wed. Mar. 1st, 2023  |  Tim Ford

It’s been a real winter again in Bozeman; we’ve finally had a great snow pack to play in, and some fun days on the slopes. The Real Estate market has started to court buyers a bit more, but we could still use some more inventory. With…