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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
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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.
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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....
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TGR’s tongue-in-cheek snow film premieres
Teton Gravity Research brings its 31st annual ski film, Actually, It Is Rocket Science, to Bozeman early next month. The anticipated screening event is set for Friday, October 2nd, at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture. The screening will showcase the newest chapter in TGR’s more than three-decade...
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Return of Raptors signal fall’s onset
Entering the cooler days following a scorching summer, many of our avian friends have taken to the big skies for their annual snowbirding adventure. Gliding back into Southwest Montana for its return event, the annual Bridger Raptor Festival will be held Saturday and Sunday, October 3rd and 4th. Sponsored by...
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Luke Skywalker's lightsaber comes to Museum of the Rockies
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Robots, space exploration and futuristic technology are moving from science fiction to science fact in a new interactive exhibit opening at the Museum of the Rockies. The POPnology exhibit explores how ideas once dreamed up in movies, television, books and art have helped shape technology people...
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Sautéed Salmon with Cauliflower Cream, Roasted Brussels Sprouts, Hazelnut-Sage Butter, and Fried Capers
Executive Chef Steven De Bruyn from the Kimpton Armory Hotel in Bozeman proves that fancy food doesn’t have to be challenging, and might even be worth a few extra steps on a Tuesday. His sautéed salmon with cauliflower cream and roasted Brussels sprouts with a hazelnut-sage butter and dried capers sounds indulgent, but just 40 minutes in the kitchen produces a beautiful, elegant, and heart-healthy dinner.
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Bozeman Straw Bale Maze opens with rides, pumpkins and fall fun
BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Bozeman Straw Bale Maze opened for the fall season this past week, bringing back more fall fun for families to enjoy. For Brittany Yelei and her family, the maze had become a regular fall outing in Bozeman. "It's just really nice to have some seasonal...
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Musicians, artists unite for climate advocacy
The Montana Project is proud to announce the return of Climate Aid: Black Ram Guitar Festival following its Missoula debut. The event will take place Friday, October 2nd, at the historic Willson Auditorium in Downtown Bozeman. Music begins at 7pm. Building on the incredible momentum of the inaugural festival in...