Letter From the Editor: Summer Starts Here

Angie Ripple

There’s a certain kind of energy that returns to Bozeman this time of year—not all at once, but gradually, like the way a summer storm gathers over the Bridgers. First, it’s a whisper of wind. Then clouds roll in, heavy with the…

Modern-Day Land Water Rights Dispute Unfolds on Montana’s Historic Ranchland

Letter to the Editor

In a scene reminiscent of the hit TV show Yellowstone, a modern land battle is brewing in the small town of Clyde Park, Montana (pop. 332).A developer is pushing forward with plans to build an ultra-exclusive private golf club on a historic ranch…

Demystifying CAP Rates A Key To Evaluating Real Estate Investments

Tim Ford

Bozeman real estate has been attractive to investors for many years. Affluent travelers who visit Bozeman on ski trips, Yellowstone vacationers, and parents of MSU students often decide to invest in real estate here. This has brought outside…

Open Letter from Directors of Arts and Cultural Institutions Across Montana

Across Montana, an extraordinary thing occurs daily—people of all ages, backgrounds, and political affiliations visit museums, galleries, and art centers, discovering inspiration, connection, awe, and joy through arts and culture.We have the…

Top 10 Deadliest Incidents in Yellowstone National Park

Jessica Cairoli

Yellowstone National Park is the definition of the sublime, capable of being beautiful and terrifying all at once. Since its founding as the world’s first national park in 1872, the location’s majestic forests…