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Whitehall bear cub freed after jar gets stuck on its head
WHITEHALL, Mont. — A black bear cub near Whitehall is back in the wild after Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Region 3 helped remove a plastic jar stuck on its head. In a Facebook post, the agency said game wardens and a bear specialist caught the cub, cut the jar off and released it soon after. FWP said the cub was not hurt. The post also served as a reminder that wildlife often pass through places where people live. FWP said putting away trash and other items that can trap animals can help keep them out of trouble. The agency said animals with antlers can get caught in baling twine, holiday lights, lawn furniture, tarps, clotheslines, hammocks and similar items. More bear safety information is available from Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks. FWP said people should contact the agency as soon as possible when an animal gets stuck or tangled.
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Bighorn Sheep Restoration Advisory Panel to Meet Oct. 22-23
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks' Bighorn Sheep Restoration Advisory Panel will hold its first in-person meeting on Oct. 22 and 23 at the Region 3 Office in Bozeman. The meeting will run from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 22, and from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, Oct. 23. Meeting times are approximate and subject to change.
NBCMontana
Bobcat Career Closet is now open on MSU campus
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University opened a permanent Bobcat Career Closet on campus, offering free professional clothing to students, without any cost. The goal is to help students look their best when pursuing internships or career opportunities. Located in room 134 of the Strand Union Building, just down...
Fairfield Sun Times
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Gear up with biannual KGLT record swap
Alternative Public Radio station KGLT-FM, located on the MSU campus in Bozeman, has announced their fall KGLT Record Fair & Gear Swap. The one-day-only event will take place Saturday, October 17th, in rooms 233 and 235 of the Strand Union Building on the Montana State University campus. The event will...
Fairfield Sun Times
Wild about play: YouTube star Coyote Peterson visits Bozeman to support Pine Creek School
YouTube star Nathaniel “Coyote” Peterson made his name by intentionally enduring painful stings and bites from insects and animals across the world. His channel, Brave Wilderness, has gained more than 21.8 million subscribers, including some young fans at Pine Creek Elementary School in Paradise Valley. On Saturday, Peterson...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman author brings Yellowstone winter adventure to life
As early-season snow hardened and melted outside the Country Bookshelf, a crowd gathered for the launch of lifetime Bozeman resident Bryan Schaeffer’s illustrated book “The Snow Day: A Yellowstone Adventure.”. Schaeffer grew up exploring the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, adopting an affinity for the region in the winter. After...
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The Undercover Bookshop Hosted by Wheatgrass Books - an Evening of Mystery & Espionage
Bestselling Montana author Katherine Reay will be celebrating her latest novel, The Undercover Bookshop, on October 14th at 6 pm at Wheatgrass Books, 120 N. Main Street in Livingston. Set in a small Cotswold village in 1950, The Undercover Bookshop follows amateur sleuth Gemma Brown, a devoted fan of classic...
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MSU professor Brooke Carnwath publishes debut novel
Brooke Carnwath has been teaching for the last 20 years, and recently made a turn to writing. On Sept. 1, 2026, Carnwath published her first novel, “Far From the Ocean’s Edge,” which she wrote while teaching at MSU. Carnwath started teaching at MSU in 2016 after spending...
NBCMontana
Proposed fishing regulations would restrict trout fishing, boat fishing near Ennis
MISSOULA, Mont. — Proposed changes to Montana's 2027-2028 fishing regulations would require catch-and-release trout fishing from Yellowstone National Park to the Jefferson River and prohibit fishing from boats in certain stretches near Ennis. Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission Vice Chair K.C. Walsh, who represents Region 4, introduced the amendment...
Montana Outdoor Radio Show
Where the Trout Are Hiding and What They’re Eating in the Upper Madison
The Upper Madison is currently flowing at 897 CFS, with some sections offering great fishing. Focus on the town water near Ennis, using recommended flies like Barred Mini Dungeon and Pink Frenchie for best results. For personalized advice, contact River's Edge in Bozeman, a leading outfitter.
bozemanmagazine.com
Bozeman's Choice 2027 Voting Continues Thru Nov 1
Our annual big, giant, massive, Valley-wide Bozeman's Choice reader poll is now up! It covers everything from local restaurants to local media to news issues to arts & entertainment and everything in between. You get to add your own responses that can, in turn, be voted on by everyone else.
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Montana PBS documentary ‘Jonnie’ set for national distribution
BOZEMAN — The Montana PBS documentary “Jonnie” about world champion bull rider Jonnie Jonckowski will make its nationwide streaming debut in October and become available to PBS stations nationwide. The 90-minute film first aired on Montana PBS in May. It is now available to stream nationwide for...
NBCMontana
Bozeman children build reading confidence with help from therapy dogs
BOZEMAN, Mont. — For some children, reading aloud can bring more anxiety than excitement. At the Bozeman Public Library, a long-running program is trying to change that by giving young readers an audience that will not correct, criticize or judge them. Through the library’s Read With a Dog program,...
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'Marshals' Is Still Haunted by the Ghost of 'Yellowstone's John Dutton | Review
Editor's Note: The following contains spoilers for Marshals Season 2, Episode 2.After a pulse-pounding season premiere, Marshals continues with the action as Kayce Dutton (Luke Grimes) carves out his destiny. But not just his alone, seeing the Dutton name as something of a curse, Kayce is still trying to change that legacy for the sake of his own son. The best way to do that? Uphold the law rather than breaking it. But what happens when those meant to uphold the law are targeted directly by those now outside it? That's what this week's episode, "End of Watch," explores.
Dino World
Montana’s Prehistoric Past Uncovered at the Museum of the Rockies
The Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana stands as a gateway to a world long vanished, where colossal dinosaurs roamed across landscapes that would eventually become the mountainous terrain we know today. This world-renowned institution offers visitors an extraordinary journey through billions of years of Earth’s history, with a particular focus on Montana’s rich ... Read more