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Big Sky vote to determine future of local health care in two counties

Big Sky residents in Madison and Gallatin counties will determine the future of community health care in a special-purpose district vote in May. The ballot initiative aims to create a Big Sky Hospital/Wellness district, which would levy property taxes from within its borders to fund the creation and

Nova Cafe In Bozeman Closes Its Doors After Decades Of Service

Nova Cafe In Bozeman Closes Its Doors After Decades Of Service

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Nova Cafe, a beloved coffee and pastry spot in downtown Bozeman, has closed its doors. The cafe has been a staple in the community for over 20 years, since its founding in 2005. Over the years, the ownership of the cafe has changed hands multiple times. The

Millie the peregrine falcon educates on conservation at the MOR

Millie the peregrine falcon educates on conservation at the MOR

Editor’s Note: A previously-published version of this story stated that the Montana Raptor Conservation Center (MRCC) had three seagulls come into the center for lead poisoning and that Director of Raptor Education Keaton Thomas uses he/him pronouns. On March 4, this article was corrected online to reflect

Snowman Protest aims to spread awareness about Montana's warm winter

Snowman Protest aims to spread awareness about Montana's warm winter

A crowd of people — joined by handmade, cardboard snowmen — gathered at Soroptomist Park in Downtown Bozeman on Saturday for a protest. Organizers used the playful winter icons to spotlight Montana’s unusually warm winter and the concerns it raises for the region’s water access and outdoor economy. The protest

Skipping School to Ski Is Not Hot

Skipping School to Ski Is Not Hot

On any given Tuesday, the upper parking lots at Bridger Bowl are filling up by 9 a.m. While the mountain hums with activity, students’ seats remain conspicuously empty back on campus. Southwest Montana offers endless skiable terrain — some of the best in the country. It’s no secret that

‘We treat everybody like family’: Fully Loaded Tacos focuses on flavor and fresh ingredients

‘We treat everybody like family’: Fully Loaded Tacos focuses on flavor and fresh ingredients

As the afternoon light filters through the windows of the new Mexican restaurant just behind Johnstone Center, the smell of simmering spices drifts into the seating area. A bowl of oranges sits on the check-out counter with a note that reads: “Please Grab Some! Enjoy.” A customer takes one,

Local organizations collaborate for National Eating Disorder Awareness Week

Trigger warning: This article contains discussion of eating disorders. Approximately nine percent of Montanans — around 93,512 people — will have an eating disorder in their lifetime, according to Harvard’s 2020 Strategic Training Initiative for the Prevention of Eating Disorders program. The same report found that in Montana, about 33