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Vance mocks ‘yahoos’ as MAGA Montana rally derailed by heckler
Vice President JD Vance’s Montana rally was thrown off course Monday when a heckler began shouting from the crowd, setting off boos and “USA” chants as she was escorted out. A woman began shouting as Vance spoke at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport in Belgrade. It was not immediately clear what she shouted. The crowd quickly booed and drowned her out with chants of “USA” as she was escorted from the hangar. Also Read: Trump risks decimating GOP in must-win state by rewarding loyalty As he struggled to regain control of the situation, Vance said, "Now of course, now you can rest assured...
bigskysunjournal.com
Photo Feature: Parking lot trash at Big Sky
For this photo feature, Sun Journal reporter Sammy Keller worked to capture the parking lot trash problem over the past few weeks and how Big Sky students and staff are working to solve it. …. On Tuesday, October 13 right before school ended, cups, cartons, paper bags and other garbage was...
buffalosfire.com
Bozeman event brings Ojibwe author into local conversation
On Tuesday, Oct. 27, Montana State University will host a free event on campus with Ojibwe author David Treuer from the Leech Lake Reservation in northern Minnesota. Treuer released a new book – The Savage Mind: An American Legacy – earlier this month. His last book, The Heartbeat of Wounded Knee: Native America from 1890 to the Present, garnered awards including a Minnesota Book Prize and a California Book Prize.
KUTV
Vice President JD Vance to speak in Belgrade Monday
BELGRADE, Mont. — Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to speak at a rally in Belgrade today, prompting additional security preparations and coordination among federal, state and local agencies. While airport officials expect relatively minor disruptions to commercial flights, increased vehicle traffic and potential road restrictions could create challenges for...
KULR8
VP rallies Montana base in key swing area
Watch live as the Vice President addresses voters in Bozeman, Montana, a crucial swing area. Republicans are deploying top figures, including Senator Steve Daines and Congressman Ryan Zinke, to rally the base in this highly competitive election.
Fairfield Sun Times
Lane closures ahead for Tuesday, Wednesday on Jackrabbit Lane
For much of next Tuesday and Wednesday, southbound traffic on Jackrabbit Lane will be closed, and there will only be one open northbound lane near the railroad crossing. "The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) is partnering with BNSF Railway to complete asphalt patching near the railroad crossing at Jackrabbit Lane and Main Street in Belgrade," reads a news release from the City of Belgrade.
WPFO
Vice President JD Vance to speak in Belgrade Monday
BELGRADE, Mont. — Vice President JD Vance is scheduled to speak at a rally in Belgrade today, prompting additional security preparations and coordination among federal, state and local agencies. While airport officials expect relatively minor disruptions to commercial flights, increased vehicle traffic and potential road restrictions could create challenges for...
Fairfield Sun Times
City Commission signs $2.4 million contract with weapons, tech company Axon Enterprise
The Bozeman City Commission voted 5-0 to authorize a $2.4 million contract with Axon Enterprise during Tuesday’s commission meeting. Axon is a weapons and technology company that makes products for military agencies, law enforcement organizations and civilians. Axon, formerly known as TASER International, was the first company to dominate...
msuexponent.com
‘I realize that feels like a betrayal’: City Commission approves purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise
On Oct. 20, the Bozeman City Commission voted to approve a $2.4 million purchasing agreement with Axon Enterprise Inc. — an American public safety company — for body-worn cameras, tasers, patrol vehicle cameras and digital evidence management services. The decision was met with heavy criticism from some members...
explorebigsky.com
Big Sky residents invited to host dinners for seasonal workers
The Community Support Group, an organization that welcomes seasonal workforce to Big Sky, hopes local residents will volunteer to host in-home dinners for up to six people during the months of December, January, February or March. In a press release from Michelle Nierling, lead navigator of the Be Well Big...
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Native author David Treuer to speak at Montana State
Montana State University’s Department of Native American Studies and Ivan Doig Center for the Study of the Lands and Peoples of the North American West will host author David Treuer for a public conversation from 5:30 to 7:30pm Tuesday, October 27th, for the “On Storied Ground: Voices of the Native West” speaker series.
Q2 News
JD Vance heads to Montana to rally for Republicans ahead of midterms
Fairfield Sun Times
Montana Center for the Arts announces vision for robust ‘art campus’
Decades after the idea initially arose, board members of the Montana Center for the Arts are taking a markable step in the development of a new facility. The proposed multipurpose center will be built on 15 acres of donated land northeast of town, with an unobstructed view of the Bridgers.
NBCMontana
Bozeman reviews plans to improve parks, trails and future development
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman is taking another look at how parks, trails and natural areas are developed and connected throughout the community, with potential changes that could affect how new neighborhoods are built and how existing recreational spaces are incorporated into the city's growing park system. The Urban Parks...
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Mike Johnson stops in Bozeman two weeks ahead of election
Inside the Gallatin County Fairgrounds in Bozeman, about 100 people gathered around red white and blue tablecloths for a barbecue luncheon. The intimate setting allowed voters to meet and mingle with republican politicians up and down the ballot with VIP ticket holders getting a chance for a meet and greet with Speaker Johnson. Republican candidate for Senate Kurt Alme took the stage in front of a large American flag as well as Governor Greg Gianforte before Aaron Flint spoke to his competitive race.