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Pumpkin blasting demonstration planned at World Museum of Mining Saturday
BUTTE, Mont. — The World Museum of Mining is adding an explosive twist to its Pumpkin Smash event Saturday, Nov. 7. Montana Tech's Mining Engineering Department will demonstrate real blasting techniques by blowing up a pumpkin at noon. The event will take place at the World Museum of Mining...
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Friends of Maverick Mountain announces $250,000 match to rebuild fire-damaged ski area
WISDOM, Mont. — A fundraising campaign to rebuild Maverick Mountain after the Sand Creek Fire is getting a major boost with a $250,000 matching gift that will double donations until the match is met. "We are amazed and thankful for all the support in the last two months," said...
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Walk Bozeman’s haunted history: A self-guided Halloween route
These stops uncover the history and the ghost stories that linger around downtown Bozeman. Bozeman’s ghost stories are close enough together to explore in one evening. Along the way, you’ll find the old jail with a history of escapes and an execution, a theater with reports of a mysterious figure, and a bar where the jukebox allegedly has a mind of its own.
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New neurosurgery program expands care in Bozeman
BOZEMAN, Mont. — For patients across Southwest Montana, receiving specialized brain or spinal surgery has often meant traveling hundreds of miles to another hospital. Now, Bozeman Health is changing that with the launch of its first neurosurgery program, expanding the medical services available at Deaconess Regional Medical Center. The...
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‘I love what I do’: Sky artist Grayson Sperry’s flight path
Grayson Sperry whizzed through the sky more than a mile above the ground in his blue GB1 GameBird, a high-performance, carbon-fiber aerobatic aircraft. Traveling at nearly 200 miles per hour, pushing between three and five Gs, Sperry depressed the “smoke” switch on the throttle, releasing a white trail behind the plane.