New and Improved Eagles

is Worth a Second, and Third, and Fourth Look

Stacey Faldetta

The Eagles Club has been a Bozeman landmark for decades, this we know, but did you know that the FOE (Fraternal Order of Eagles)

Expanding the Definition: The Poets’ Congress

On Saturday, March 8, Montana Poet Laureate Tami Haaland will join other writers as they host a Poets’ Congress in Big Sky, Montana.

Jessianne Wright

The Poets’ Congress is described as a “perspective-shifting talk” on the WMPAC website and Haaland hopes the event “will not only expand the audience’s sense of what poetry is, but also how they experience it.”

Love at First Bite

A Quick Guide to Canine Cuisine

Missy Seu

Today, dog diets are as varied as people’s: choosing the “right one” can be a daunting task.

Planting the Seeds of Spring

Ramona Mead

“Spring is coming!” I know that’s a bit over zealous for Bozeman, Montana in early January, but the arrival of my seed catalogs always triggers happy thoughts of warm soil and fresh vegetables.

Buying Season Ahead

Bozeman's Real Estate Market

Tim Ford

Meeting with a lender may not seem like a lot of fun, but it is vitally important to tackle this obstacle before a buyer starts touring properties. With the current low interest rates, many buyers may be pleasantly surprised to learn they can afford.

Featured Bozemanite: Jim Eberhard

Liz Krause Williams

Eberhard said, “When I moved to Montana, I learned you can get paid to do the things you love to do.”

Fresh Eyes: Jellied Moose Nose

Lara Wisniewski

The amazing thing about food is that unlike a traditional history lesson that will give you facts, food will tell you a story about people, a place and a time, that involves all of your senses.

Get Growing at Zone 4 Live!

Sarah Cairoli

Gardeners and experts will gather at Chico on April 8 and 9, for two days of gardening classes and delicious meals made from locally sourced ingredients.