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Fairfield Sun Times
Wild Joe’s Coffee Spot to close after 25 years in business
On Dec. 5, Wild Joe’s Coffee Spot will be closing up shop for the final time after 25 years in business. The beloved Main Street business posted on Instagram on Sept. 28 letting people know that its lease would be “involuntarily terminated” and that “a new business is already in line to rent the space.”
bozone.com
‘Live’ hosts touring artists, hometown heroes
Live from the Divide will present six concerts this October and November, bringing touring songwriters, established Americana artists and a hometown album release to its intimate listening room in Livingston. Washington state folk duo The Lowest Pair opens the schedule Friday, October 9th. Their latest album, Always As Young As...
Deadline
Daily Wire Filming Temporarily Suspended In Montana After Special City Meeting
Following protest from locals , the city of Livingston, Montana has temporarily suspended production on Daily Wire’s latest film, Pawn Shop . Montana Locals Protest Daily Wire’s Pro-ICE Production As Filming Disrupts Businesses With Apparent Dramatization Of Renée Good Shooting During a special meeting on Saturday, the Livingston City Commission unanimously passed a motion raised by Commissioner Cindy Daniels in response to concerns raised by citizens over the disruption to businesses and the city’s only food bank, as well as lack of notice regarding some of the production’s more dangerous stunts. “A motion to immediately temporary suspend Bonfire Pawn Shop LLC’s permit while seeking legal opinion from the city attorney in a timely matter to amend, suspend or revoke the permit to come back to the commission not after 5:00pm on October 5th,” the Commission concluded in Saturday’s meeting . Deadline has reached out to the film’s producers at Daily Wire and Bonfire Legend for comment. Since filming began, locals have protested the alleged use of blank gunshots, pyrotechnics and a staged car wreck without properly notifying residents and businesses, as well as its opening scene, which appears to dramatize ICE’s fatal shooting of Renée Good in Minnesota back in
realbalanced
7 Recipes From Spiral-Bound Community Charity Cookbooks
I use AI to help draft these articles. Every recipe and every fact in them is checked before publishing. The spiral-bound fundraising cookbook was a fixture of American small-town life for most of the twentieth century. A women's circle at a Methodist church in Abilene, a hospital auxiliary in Bozeman, the Junior League chapter in some county seat nobody outside the county had heard of, they collected index cards, typed the recipes, and sold the finished books at rummage sales and church bazaars to fund a new fellowship hall, a scholarship, a park bench. Across the country, thousands of these books got printed, and almost none of them traveled outside their own zip code.
msuexponent.com
Meet Tabay: freshmen, food truck owner and aspiring paleontologist
Tabay Atkins, a freshman at MSU, started the semester with 18 credits. Recently though, he dropped a class in his paleonetology-track coursework to create a more manageable credit load for his other passion — operating a food truck. Atkins has been running a vegan food truck for four years...
ediblebozeman.com
A Family Affair: La Châtelaine Chocolat Co.
Passing the Torch—and the Truffles—at Bozeman’s La Châtelaine. The glass door into La Châtelaine has always felt a bit like a portal. On one side sits a familiar stretch of downtown Bozeman; on the other, an intimate slice of French provincial life. There are warm aromas of cocoa, quiet notes of French music, vintage baking tools hanging from the walls, and, of course, glass cases showing off hand-painted chocolates that double as tiny works of art.
NonStop Local Missoula
Passenger growth drives TSA hiring at Bozeman airport
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana airports are seeing more passenger traffic in 2026 and that growth is pushing TSA to hire more security officers in Belgrade. At the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport , nearly three million passengers are expected to move through the airport in 2026. Bozeman’s airport has also grown from 2.8 million passengers in 2025, with traffic up 2.9 percent so far in 2026. Brian Sprenger, CEO of Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport, said the airport has added passengers steadily in recent years. “So, if you look back over the past, you know, 4 or 5 years, we’ve been adding almost 200,000 passengers a year” Brian Sprenger said. “Over the past 26 years, we’re the fastest growing airport of the top 100 airports in the country,” Brian Sprenger said. TSA representatives say the demand for security workers is also rising as airports across Montana continue to grow. Part of this growth included a TSA hiring event at the Bozeman Public Library on Wednesday, September 30th. The agency said it wanted to fill part-time and full-time jobs in Belgrade, with pay ranging from $25.41 to $31.05 per hour. KC Wurtsbaugh, TSA federal security director for the state of Montana, says the
ediblebozeman.com
Warm Apple Cabbage Apple Slaw
Warm Apple Cabbage Slaw brings the freshness of a summer salad into the cooler months. A pat of butter and a hot pan bring out flavor depth but preserve the freshness of a classic combination: green cabbage and apples. Add an optional handful of walnuts to create a satisfying, protein- and fiber-rich side.
Q2 News
14 black bears euthanized near Bozeman after suspected illegal feeding
KBZK News
Inside Livingston’s controversial film set
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....