Harrison
Harrison, MT · Municipal
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Letter to the Editor: Big Sky needs a different solution
Big Sky’s growth has brought tremendous opportunity, but our infrastructure has not always kept pace. As an unincorporated community spanning two counties, we face challenges that are different from most Montana communities, and we don’t have a city government with the traditional tools to address them. Those challenges...
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Bozeman launches Civics Academy to help residents understand how the city works
As Bozeman has grown , so has civic engagement, but without a big picture understanding of city operations, people can be left feeling like their voices were not heard. Something frustrating for citizens speaking up and city leadership including Bozeman Mayor Joey Morrison. “I’m pretty consistently hearing from community members...
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Ribbon cutting for new turf fields in Bozeman next week
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The city of Bozeman, Bozeman School District 7 and the Bozeman Sports Parks Foundation are holding a ribbon cutting next week. The ribbon cutting is for the opening of two new synthetic turf fields. The ribbon cutting will be held at the Bozeman Sports Park on...
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Historic Boulder Hot Springs barn gets a second chance
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Local carpenter Dan Hill takes a swing at county commission
Bozeman resident Dan Hill keeps pretty busy. He owns a carpentry company, Hill’s Contracting, and is raising his two young daughters as a single dad. But now he’s ready for a new challenge: the Gallatin County Commission. He’s running as a Republican for the first district seat in...
Fairfield Sun Times
Bus stop shelter moved to library area
City Public Works staff moved a Streamline Bus shelter to Main Street in front of the library and Lewis & Clark Park. The shelter was moved from West Missoula Avenue due to it being unused, according to a city spokesperson. The stop by the library serves as a Streamline’s Pinkline...
Fairfield Sun Times
Ben Shapiro-linked ‘Pawn Shop’ film brings Minneapolis ICE story to Livingston
“Pawn Shop,” the working title for an immigration enforcement fiction set in Minneapolis, Minnesota, is filming in Livingston. The production is tied to famed conservative media personality Ben Shapiro, known for his impassioned political debates and commentary. After beginning filming last week, the production is underway downtown until Oct....
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Spirit of the West brings energy, tradition to Montana state game days
BOZEMAN, Mont. — While football fans pack Bobcat Stadium to cheer on Montana State, there's another group putting in countless hours to make game days unforgettable. The sounds of game day at MSU don't just come from the crowd. For the Spirit of the West Marching Band, every performance...
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Bozeman Public Library to Renovate Children’s Room
BOZEMAN – Last week, Bozeman City Commission approved a contract to perform renovation work on the Bozeman Public Library’s Children's Room, marking a major milestone forward for the renovation. Martel Construction is anticipated to begin construction on Monday, Nov. 9. Prior to that, the Library will host a “See Ya Later Party” on Friday, Oct. 23 from 3 to 5 p.m. There will be cake, a collaborative art project, and former Librarian Cindy Christin will be in attendance to say farewell to the old space.
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New trail corridor plan approved on Bozeman’s west side
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The city of Bozeman is moving forward with a long-term plan to create a new trail corridor on the city's west side. City commissioners approved the Cattail Creek Corridor and Anchor Route Master Plan as part of the Comprehensive Parks, Recreation and Active Transportation plan back in 2023.
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The Big Sky Way: Another tool in the toolbox
In the last Big Sky Way, we talked about catching up. Big Sky’s infrastructure hasn’t always kept pace with our growth. Today, we have some catching up to do—on our roads, in our water and wastewater systems and in our ability to prepare for wildfire. So, how...
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Support the cause with dash of PNK
Downtown Bozeman will turn PNK for the entire month of October with pink banners lining Main Street and window decorations at many of downtown’s retailers and restaurants. Participating businesses will offer “PNK Promotions” with funds going towards local organizations that provide resources and support for those in our community affected by cancer.
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Montana State opens new nursing education building in Billings
On Wednesday morning at Montana State University’s new nursing education building, located on a tree-lined block between the Billings Clinic and Intermountain Health St. Vincent Regional Hospital campuses, the Mark and Robyn Jones College of Nursing began its next chapter. Hundreds of attendees applauded as MSU President Brock Tessman,...