Three Forks
Three Forks, MT · Municipal
Fairfield Sun Times
Bozeman debate recap
BOZEMAN, Mont. - It’s a big weekend for Montana politics, with absentee ballots heading to voters and Montana’s U.S. Senate Candidates squaring off in their first debate.
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Fall Yard Waste Clean Up Returns to Belgrade Oct. 19-24
BELGRADE - The City of Belgrade’s annual fall yard waste cleanup returns Oct. 19-24, offering residents convenient ways to dispose of yard waste and help keep our community clean. The event is organized by Belgrade Public Works in partnership with L&L Site Services. There are two easy options for...
Fairfield Sun Times
2,600 residents lose power to Sunday storm
Approximately 2,600 Bozeman and Belgrade residents lost power Sunday due to an early-season snowstorm. The wet, heavy snow clung to leaves that had not yet fallen, causing branches to snap. Some blocked roadways, while others collided with vehicles and power lines causing city stoplights, including at the intersection of Main Street and 19th Avenue, to go dark.
Fairfield Sun Times
Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch plans to expand mental healthcare access for youth with Lighthouse Ranch purchase
BOZEMAN, Mont. — A property near Belgrade has changed hands as Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch is moving forward with plans to expand youth mental health services in southwest Montana. Kirsten Smith, executive director of Lighthouse Ranch, said local outpatient care is available throughout Gallatin County, but crisis care...
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Bozeman Forestry Division receives over 200 storm-related requests after overnight snowfall
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Bozeman Forestry Division has received over 200 storm-related emails and voicemails after overnight snowfall in Bozeman, Monday. In their news release, the Forestry Division said heavy snow has caused widespread tree damage across the city. Their clean-up crews are starting in the downtown corridor and will be working their way outward across the rest of the community.
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Heavy October snow leaves fallen trees, power outages across Bozeman
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
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Bozeman youth mental health services set to expand at ranch
Yellowstone Boys and Girls Ranch takes over Lighthouse Ranch property in Bozeman, planning new outpatient therapy, mentoring, and residential programs. This expansion addresses Montana's critical youth mental health crisis and high suicide rates.
bozone.com
Band of servicemen perform back-to-back
Visiting from the Nation’s Capitol, the United States Air Force Band is proud to deliver a pair of shows to Bozeman’s Willson Auditorium on Thursday, October 15th, and Saturday, October 17th. The concerts begin at 7pm and 3pm, respectively. Both are free and open to the public. Join...
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Film shoot appearing to echo Renee Good killing roils Montana town
A Daily Wire film production that appears to re-enact elements of Renee Good's killing has been allowed to continue filming in a rural Montana town. Production of Pawn Shop, the conservative media company's upcoming movie, was temporarily halted earlier this month after residents of Livingston complained about inconvenient road closures, as well as the film's portrayal of the Trump administration's ongoing immigration crackdown.
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Fairfield Sun Times
National Fossil Day brings Montana’s prehistoric past to life at Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman, Mont. — National Fossil Day at the Museum of the Rockies gave visitors a hands-on look at Montana’s prehistoric past and the science behind the fossils on display. For visitors like the Rustad Family, that connection starts with curiosity. “I’ve always wanted to be a paleontologist since...
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Sac pours up BBrews as part of first ‘Oktoberfest’
Prost, Montana! All are invited to gather for the inaugural Oktoberfest at the historic Sacajawea Hotel in Three Forks. The event will take place Saturday, October 10th, from noon–5pm. Grab your friends, throw on your best Oktoberfest outfit, and join for an afternoon of cold beer, fresh brats, warm...
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Senate candidates Alme, Bankhead, Bodnar and Austin debate Montana issues
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National Fossil Day brings Montana’s prehistoric past to life at Museum of the Rockies
Bozeman, Mont. — National Fossil Day at the Museum of the Rockies gave visitors a hands-on look at Montana’s prehistoric past and the science behind the fossils on display. For visitors like the Rustad Family , that connection start s with curiosity. “I’ve always wanted to be a paleontologist since I was like 5 or 3 and I just really want to do science and have a bunch of fun,” National Fossil Day visitor Sadeeann Rustad said. Museum educators said that kind of excitement was exactly what they hoped to build during the event on Saturday, October 10 th . “The thing that we love the most is just getting to talk to people about fossils and archeology and history and Montana,” Katherine Hodge, director of education and public programming at the Museum of the Rockies, said. “Learning can happen anywhere, but I think the power of having this here is that you can actually put your hands on real fossils. We want you to come in, we want you to engage in however you feel comfortable, be it, you know, doing a craft or talking to experts in the galleries,” she said. The event also focused on the research