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Emma Jane Jackson Chronicle

'Wake Up America': Bozeman man's short book on long problems

Bozeman resident Mark Chrisler got tired of sharing his reactions to national news coverage on Facebook. So he decided to write a book. A self-described “curmudgeon,” Chrisler said he often feels compelled to speak up about what he perceives as misinformation, especially in advertising. He hopes his 31-page

'Good Medicine': The story of Supaman and his full Crow regalia began at Montana State

Internationally acclaimed Apsáalooke (Crow) artist Supaman heads to Livingston’s Shane Theater on April 11, showcasing his fusion of traditional Native American music and contemporary hip hop. His one-of-a-kind sound has defined a decades-long career, but what many may not know is that style was born

Cowboy Heaven: One woman's evolution from serving veterans to saving miniature horses

Brenda York spent two decades as the director of disability and veteran services at Montana State University, dedicating her career to people who needed an advocate. In retirement, she’s still showing up for those who need support. They just happen to have four legs. From her property between Belgrade

Fending for themselves: Bozeman sisters scramble out of Saudi Arabia as Iran war erupts

Alise and Laurel Glenn spent one more day in Riyadh than they had intended. That day may have made all the difference. The Bozeman sisters had flown to Saudi Arabia at the end of February to visit friends, with a road trip to Qatar on the itinerary. They were supposed

Soldiers, startups and student protesters: Inside Montana State's defense hub debut

Montana State University’s Innovation Campus hosted two visions of the American military last week — one looking to supply it, and one looking to stop it. The Defense Innovation OnRamp Hub Montana held its first public open house at EngineWorks on West College Street, where a group of student protesters

'Generational curse': Augusta Old Crow's family mourns and grapples with her demons

When Augusta Old Crow went missing in mid-February, her daughter Courtney Gutierrez felt a familiar grief. When Gutierrez was 10 years old, her father went missing and was later found dead in a river, leaving her mother with lasting heartbreak. “She would always talk about him,” Gutierrez said. “And