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[Not] Leaving it up to Montanans

Over 100 days ago, the citizens of Montana voted to pass the Marijuana Legalization Initiative (I-90), but businesses across Montana are still unable to grow and market recreational cannabis. “Recreational Cannabis Implementation hit its first bump in the road Wednesday [Dec. 30, 2020] as lawmakers turned down the revenue

Support Your Museums

As we grow closer to the one year mark since the initial COVID-19 lockdowns, it has become apparent just how much our lives have been changed. Many businesses that aren’t considered “essential” have struggled, and there is no better example than museums. It is imperative that we give

Head to Head: HydroFlask

Looking for the perfect gift to give to your special someone (or your hot RA) (or your brother) (or yourself to get you out of that puddle of tears) this President’s Day? Look no further. I propose to you, the HydroFlask — the single coldest, sleekest and slurpiest water bottle

Kicking parking troubles to the curb

Kicking parking troubles to the curb

The people of Bozeman will have the opportunity to speak in a series of virtual public meetings to address parking issues in the downtown and residential areas of the city this month. Meetings took place on Monday, Jan. 25, and will continue on Thursday, Jan. 28, and Wednesday, Feb. 3.

Small business shoutout: Country Bookshelf

Small business shoutout: Country Bookshelf

As COVID-19 continues to rear its ugly head, it has become especially important to support our small, local businesses that add so much to the culture and experience of Bozeman. One great shop to support this year is Country Bookshelf, the quaintest book store around. Country Bookshelf is a

MSU start-ups present at John Ruffatto

MSU start-ups present at John Ruffatto

At the 31st annual John Ruffatto Business Startup Challenge last fall, four MSU entrepreneur teams competed to secure business funding. Each team earned awards and monetary awards to support their various business ventures. Thirty-one teams applied for a chance to pitch their ideas and win awards at the statewide

How to get outside this winter

How to get outside this winter

With COVID-19 cases surging across the country and cold temperatures pushing people indoors, finding new ways to get outside and away from the crowded gym is more important than ever. While many MSU students usually find themselves up at Bridger Bowl for a casual after-class run, the resort