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Hey Cats – Time to “Suit Up” for the Gold Rush Game!
BOZEMAN – Montana State University is offering Gold Rush T-shirts in preparation for the Sept. 7 home opener football game against the University of Maine. This year marks the 17th of the T-shirt design tradition. MSU fans can purchase the gold-colored T-shirts to show their support for the ‘Cats...
Bogert to host SLAM summer cultural fest
Soon taking up residency in Bogert Park for its annual event showcase, the Summer SLAM Festival will take place Saturday and Sunday, August 3rd and 4th. As it has in years past, the 2024 festival will feature artists and performers, culinary artisans and family activities, as well as breweries and distilleries from around the state. One of the unique aspects of the SLAM festival is its spirit of inclusion and community. Free to attend, the summer festival is open to everyone to come and enjoy and connect with the creative people of our great state.
Bozeman ranch is currently most expensive property listed in city
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A recently listed ranch in Bozeman boasts the title of most expensive property currently being offered for sale to the public in the city. Running Elk Ranch is listed at $78.9 million and sits on 1,940 acres of land, with a four-bedroom, five-bathroom main house, a two-bedroom alpine cabin and a one-bedroom caretaker’s home.
Goldener Hirsch names new general manager
Goldener Hirsch, Auberge Resort Collection announced Thursday the appointment of James Miller as General Manager. As a seasoned hospitality worker with over 30 years of luxury hotel experience, Miller will oversee all operations, services, offerings and guest experiences. Miller has held management roles at luxury hotels around the world, according...
Utah man arrested in Bozeman after high-speed chase
A Utah man wanted in connection to an alleged attempted homicide was apprehended in Bozeman on Tuesday following a high-speed chase. Kevin D. Wilde, 63, appeared in Justice Court on Wednesday and was accused of fleeing and eluding and criminal endangerment. According to an affidavit of probable cause, Wilde had...
MSU is ready for an early fall camp before 2024 season
BOZEMAN, Mont. — For most college football teams, fall camp starts in August. Montana State University is not one of those teams this season, as the Bobcats begin their fall camp on Friday. "Summer was great. I think the team, we all developed in a good way, and I...
More Private Jets Show Sizeable Growth of Montana’s Elite
The 'new wealth' of the Bozeman area is visible almost everywhere. New subdivisions, exclusive residential clubs, more luxury SUVs and sports cars, high demand for services, and a substantial increase in private jet traffic. Perhaps the boom in luxury mountain-top real estate wouldn't affect the average resident of the Gallatin...
Bobcat Women Earn ITA Team and Individual Academic Honors
Montana State women's tennis earned team and individual academic honors from the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA) for efforts in the classroom and on the court. As a team, the Bobcats recorded a 3.75 cumulative grade-point average for the 2023-24 season. In addition, nine players garnered individual academic accolades posting a...
Gallatin College MSU Fall Registration Open
There is still time to register for Fall classes at Gallatin College MSU. With 25 one-year certificates and two-year degree programs, Gallatin College MSU transforms lives and creates opportunities through accessible student-centered education that prepares graduates to enter the workforce with in-demand skills. Gallatin College MSU is affordable, flexible, and small class sizes allowing for individualized instruction and hands-on learning for students of any age. Register today at gallatin.montana.edu.
Bozeman Symphonic Choir Invites New Members for 2024-25 Season
BOZEMAN –The Bozeman Symphonic Choir, the esteemed vocal arm of the Bozeman Symphony, is seeking experienced singers of all voice types to join its ranks for the upcoming 2024-25 season. This all-volunteer, 90-member chorus collaborates closely with the orchestra, presenting a repertoire of masterworks and concerts throughout the season....
Sweet Pea settles into Lindley next month
Art and community meet as the Sweet Pea Festival returns to the Bozeman area for its 2024 event, Friday to Sunday, August 2nd–4th in celebration of its 47th year. Sweet Pea is a three-day festival of the arts held the first weekend in August. The Festival kicks off late Friday afternoon in Lindley Park with a performance by Montana Shakespeare in the Parks. Saturday ramps up with a children’s run and parade that lead the community to the park where the festivities continue through Sunday evening. Weekend entertainment comes in many forms – music of all genres, performances by local theatre and dance troupes, workshops, family friendly entertainment and activities, a flower show, a beer and wine garden featuring Montana microbrews, and countless arts and crafts vendors to stroll through and purchase unique gifts for yourself, family and friends.
Montana judge signs injunction verifying inactive voter signatures
A state judge in Helena Friday extended a legal freeze on Montana Secretary of State Christi Jacobsen’s rejection of thousands of petition signatures on a trio of constitutional initiatives seeking inclusion on the November ballot. After a brief morning hearing, Lewis and Clark County District Court Judge Mike Menahan...
A week of moderate fire activity abuts a forecast filled with red flags
On the morning of Thursday, July 25, responders at the Miller Peak and Butler Creek fires rushed to locate areas of spread and spot fires caused by the previous night’s extreme winds. But Wednesday’s gusts had a limited impact on the Butler Creek Fire, a 284-acre blaze just five miles northwest of Missoula.
Thousands of Customers Still Need Power After Montana Storm
If you're still in the dark today, you're not alone. Northwestern Energy and other local utilities are waging a massive battle to repair millions of dollars in damage following Wednesday's big storm. Judging from the damage we've seen, some of those repairs may still take days. Northwestern Energy estimates as...
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