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MSU is holding a Juneteenth celebration

BOZEMAN, Mont, – Montana State University will host a Juneteenth event in celebration of the federal holiday. It will be free and open to the public. The event is dated for Friday, June 19 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Strand Union building in room 185. Juneteenth

Bozeman Library Program Helps Kids And Families Save Money, Grow Food

Bozeman Library Program Helps Kids And Families Save Money, Grow Food

Bozeman, Mont. — A hands-on program at the Bozeman Public Library called the Family Kitchen Lab is showing families how to grow their own food as grocery costs keep rising in Montana. The program teaches families how to grow, prepare, and better understand their food. The library launched Family Kitchen

Bozeman Library Kicks Off Free Summer Programming For Kids And Adults

Bozeman Library Kicks Off Free Summer Programming For Kids And Adults

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Free summer programs at the Bozeman Public Library are officially underway, aiming to give children learning opportunities outside the classroom while also offering activities for adults. Ellie Newell, the youth services department head at the Bozeman Public Library, says these programs are a way for the library to

2026 Montana Festival Provides Vision For The Future Of The Treasure State

2026 Montana Festival Provides Vision For The Future Of The Treasure State

Bozeman, Mont. — Leaders from around Montana gathered at the Emerson Theater on Thursday, June 11th, for the Montana Festival, a two-day event focused on collaboration, and discussing a vision for the future of the state. The event brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs, and other prominent figures from across Montana.

Invasive fish found in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston

Invasive fish found in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston

BOZEMAN – Fisheries staff with Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks confirmed recent reports of invasive fish in community ponds in Three Forks and Livingston. FWP received two reports from anglers who observed northern pike in the Three Forks Ponds, which are less than a mile from the Madison River. FWP also

City of Three Forks Seeking Answers To Discolored Water

City of Three Forks Seeking Answers To Discolored Water

Three Forks, Mont. — Residents in Three Forks say they are still looking for answers as discolored water continues to affect part of the city. Since late May, the city has been dealing with suspected sediment in water main lines that has turned some water brown and discolored. One resident says

Yellowstone sets May visitation record as road decision nears

Yellowstone sets May visitation record as road decision nears

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Yellowstone National Park is entering the summer travel season with record-breaking May visitation and an expected decision soon on a permanent north entrance road. The park said in a press release that May 2026 was its busiest May on record with more than 570,000 visits. That