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Public input sought in community needs survey

Residents have until April 30 to make their voices heard regarding what they see as the most pressing health needs and concerns in local communities. The survey is part of the 2026 Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA) for Gallatin County launched by Bozeman Health in partnership with Gallatin City-County

Manhattan school board picks interim middle school principal

Manhattan school board picks interim middle school principal

MANHATTAN, Mont. — The Manhattan Public School Board held a special meeting to name an interim principal for Manhattan Middle School after former principal Mary Fulp resigned last week effective immediately. The meeting began and ended quickly. Board chair Rob Brownell reviewed the rules and informed the crowded audience that public

MSU hosts 50th annual American Indian Council Powwow

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Dancers and singers gathered at Montana State University this weekend for a milestone celebration of Indigenous culture. MSU hosted its 50th annual American Indian Council Powwow, a two-day event showcasing traditional dance skills and regalia. The celebration began with a grand entry, followed by singing and dancing

Montana State University to inaugurate Brock Tessman as 13th president

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Montana State University is preparing to celebrate the inauguration of Brock Tessman as the university's 13th president. The official inauguration ceremony will take place Thursday at 3 p.m. in the MSU Strand Union Building Ballroom. Events leading up to the inauguration begin Wednesday afternoon with

Chico Hot Springs pools to close for renovations this spring

Chico Hot Springs pools to close for renovations this spring

PARADISE VALLEY, Mont. — Chico Hot Springs announced its hot spring pools will be temporarily closed for renovations starting March 30 through May 21. According to a press release, the updates are designed to improve comfort, accessibility and the overall soak experience for guests. The property has been welcoming visitors for

MSU computer paves way for cheaper, stronger spacecraft technology

MSU computer paves way for cheaper, stronger spacecraft technology

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A computer designed at Montana State University landed on the moon last spring as part of ongoing space exploration research. The computer, called RadPC, is designed to withstand high doses of radiation and recover quickly if that radiation causes it to crash. "This computer would be something

Survey for downtown parking in Bozeman closes March 30

Survey for downtown parking in Bozeman closes March 30

BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Downtown Bozeman Urban Renewal District (DURD) and the City of Bozeman are inviting the community to share their thoughts on downtown parking through an online survey. The survey aims to shape the future of parking in Downtown Bozeman and is open until Monday, March 30. Participants can