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HEAD to HEAD - Unbeatable cheese

HEAD to HEAD - Unbeatable cheese

Do you ever crave Taco John’s on a Wednesday night? Likely not… until you indulge in the best item on the menu. Ignore the urge to get a taco and try the crunchy chicken. Most would question why I would go to Taco John’s solely to get chicken.

"2 in 1" Sham

"2 in 1" Sham

Soap. You might be familiar with it from the last time you went to the bathroom or when you first cursed around your mom. Now, during the pandemic, it has become an unsung hero, sulking in the shadows as hand sanitizer takes all the glory. Through it all, soap has

Hot Takes by Culture Flakes

Hot Takes by Culture Flakes

Local Pick-Me-Ups Meghan AmRhein International Coffee Traders There’s truly nothing better in life than sipping a good cup of coffee surrounded by struggling college students, and International Coffee Traders (ICT) provides just that. With a cozy atmosphere and a ton of tables, ICT is an ideal place

Horsing around Sunrise Pack Station

November is here and, depending on the weather, snow may be too. As the cold creeps in, many choose to participate in indoor activities that keep them warm. For some, the opposite is true. What are outdoor activities in Bozeman besides skiing and snowboarding? Is there anything that is kid-

Winter market munchies

Winter market munchies

As the weather turns colder and the seasons begin to change here in Bozeman, there is nothing better than a warm home-cooked, meal. Luckily, citizens of Gallatin county can head over to the local farmers’ market every other Saturday to collect all the fresh, delicious ingredients they may need

Fall into the festivities

Fall into the festivities

By this week last year, we were bundled up in puffy winter coats, hats and gloves, preparing for the early onset of winter. Campus had a light dusting of snow, and the Bridger mountain range was covered in a blanket of white. The colorful leaves scattered throughout town and the

Save the Sourdough

When the COVID-19 pandemic surged in March and stay-at-home mandates were put into place across the country, everyone scrambled to pick up a new hobby to keep busy while isolated. While some began knitting, painting or hiking, the most trendy newly quarantined hobbyists decided to learn the