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Bozeman community marks 17 years since gas explosion

BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Bozeman Fire Department is observing the 17th anniversary of a natural gas explosion that impacted their community. On March 5, 2009, at about 8:00 a.m., a blast destroyed and damaged several historic buildings, according to the Bozeman Fire Department. The explosion affected businesses such as

Senator Steve Daines Withdraws From U.S. Senate Race, Community Reacts

Senator Steve Daines Withdraws From U.S. Senate Race, Community Reacts

BOZEMAN, Mont. — U.S. Senator Steve Daines has announced his withdrawal from the U.S. Senate race, sparking varied reactions among Montanans. The announcement was made on Wednesday, March 4, just before the deadline for candidates to file. Brady Henan, a Montana State University student, expressed hope for a candidate

Eagle Mount Bozeman Unveils Initiative For Facility Upgrades

Eagle Mount Bozeman Unveils Initiative For Facility Upgrades

BOZEMAN, Mont. – Eagle Mount, a nonprofit organization in Montana, is launching a new initiative called "The Bridge to Our Future," which aims to enhance its programming through significant facility upgrades. The initiative focuses on funding improvements to the Eagle Mount campus. Key projects include a new roof for

Bozeman library hosts Anne Frank exhibit, March 4 opening event planned

Bozeman library hosts Anne Frank exhibit, March 4 opening event planned

BOZEMAN - The Bozeman Public Library is set to host the "Anne Frank: A History for Today" exhibit this March, offering a glimpse into the life of Anne Frank during the Holocaust. The exhibit, developed by the Anne Frank House of the University of South Carolina, is open through

2-car wreck in Park County prompts swift emergency response

PARK COUNTY — The Paradise Valley Volunteer Fire Department responded to a two-car wreck on Tuesday morning. Shortly after 12:30 a.m., the fire department received a call reporting the incident. Upon arrival, the team found everyone involved and assisted the cars' occupants in escaping. They immediately initiated

Bozeman City Commission to consider resolution updating Affordable Housing Ordinance cash-in-lieu system

Bozeman City Commission to consider resolution updating Affordable Housing Ordinance cash-in-lieu system

BOZEMAN — The city commission in Bozeman is set to review a resolution on Tuesday night that aims to update the city's Affordable Housing Ordinance with new rates for the cash-in-lieu of affordable units system. The AHO, originally updated last year, incentivizes developers to include affordable units

First responders, officers in central Montana gain hands-on experience with training exercises

MONTANA — The Butte-Silver Bow Fire Department recently collaborated with GTR Towing in a hands-on training session using GTR's Rotator Tow Truck. During the training, crews learned to rig and lift a vehicle and stabilize another. This allowed firefighters to gain a deeper understanding of the capabilities