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BSRAD purchases property at 191/64 intersection for $10.45M
Funding requests rise from government service providers, resort tax collections remain sluggish. During Wednesday’s Big Sky Resort Area District board meeting, members voted unanimously to sign a buy-sell agreement for a parcel of land that will allow the Montana Department of Transportation to construct improvements at the intersection of U.S. Highway 191 and Montana Highway 64 (Lone Mountain Trail).
A la Carte: Blindside Burger takes smash burgers, shakes to the extreme
While the name “hamburger” is derived from the city of Hamburg, Germany, over the last century, the food has become quintessentially American. And boy, do we have opinions. Should a burger be thick and juicy? A tad pink in the middle? Crusty on the outside? Steamed over onions? (I see you, White Castle, even if I don’t particularly like you). Round? Square? Grilled? Griddled?
New wastewater treatment plant opens in Big Sky
$50 million facility will slash nitrogen output and increase treatment capacity. After more than six years of planning, three years of construction and roughly $50 million of community investment, Big Sky’s new wastewater treatment plant is finally live. The Wastewater Resource Recovery Facility provides two significant improvements: it will...
TRAFFIC DELAYS: Multiple vehicle accident on I-90 near Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Gallatin County Sheriff's Office warns travelers of delays due to a multiple vehicle accident at the Jackson Creek exit Wednesday morning. There is one lane of traffic for both the west and east bound lanes. Officials advise drivers to prepare for longer travel times and...
WATCH: Northern Lights spotted over Virginia City early this morning
MISSOULA, Mont. — The Northern Lights were spotted over Virginia City early this morning. If you have photos of the aurora borealis that you would like to share, Chime In at nbcmontana.com/chimein.
MDT makes fast repairs following semi-truck crash in Big Sky
BIG SKY, Mont. — Montana Highway Patrol say the investigation is ongoing into the Big Sky semi-truck fatal crash that led to Highway 191 being closed off. They’re finding it challenging to get more information from the scene since the area had zero cell phone service when the crash happened.
Local Election Preview: Meet the candidates
Until May 7, voters in the Big Sky community will submit mail-in ballots to decide numerous volunteer leadership positions for local special purpose districts. The various local districts across Gallatin and Madison counties include school, fire, water and sewer, and the Big Sky Resort Area District (Resort Tax). On Tuesday,...
Call to action: support local musicians on National Record Store Day
Beginning April 20, Montana Supply Company will sell vinyl records by local artists. National Record Store Day stirs me every year. The experience of a physical record is so magical and memorable. Formats have changed in our digital world, but the all-encompassing visceral participation of holding a record in your hands, opening the jacket, seeing the artwork, reading the liner notes, hearing the scratch of the needle dropping, flipping it over to the other side and sharing it with everyone within hearing distance touches on all the senses.
FedEx truck driver dies after trailer crashes into Gallatin River
GALLATIN CO. Mont. - A FedEx truck driver died on Friday after crashing into the Gallatin River near Big Sky. The driver was dead by the time that first responders arrived. The accident happened on Highway 191 and the truck reportedly swerved onto its side and crashed onto a bridge before the trailer disconnected from the power unit and went into the river.
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