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Survey for downtown parking in Bozeman closes March 30

Survey for downtown parking in Bozeman closes March 30

BOZEMAN, Mont. - The Downtown Bozeman Urban Renewal District (DURD) and the City of Bozeman are inviting the community to share their thoughts on downtown parking through an online survey. The survey aims to shape the future of parking in Downtown Bozeman and is open until Monday, March 30. Participants can

Pioneer Pastures brings Bozeman-based high-protein milk, shakes to Target shelves

Pioneer Pastures brings Bozeman-based high-protein milk, shakes to Target shelves

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A local milk company is finding success as demand for high-protein foods continues to rise across the country. Pioneer Pastures partnered with Target last year, and the brand has been growing ever since. The company's products are now available in Target stores nationwide. "As

New traffic signals coming to Bozeman's 7th Avenue intersections

New traffic signals coming to Bozeman's 7th Avenue intersections

BOZEMAN, Mont. – Crews will begin installing permanent traffic signals on 7th Avenue North in Bozeman the week of March 30. The new signals will be installed at the Peach Street/Durston Road and Oak Street intersections, the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) announced. MDT initially planned to install these signals

Urban Sketchers group launches in Missoula

MISSOULA, Mont. — In an era where smartphones make it easy to photograph anything at any moment, one local architect is encouraging people to capture their surroundings in a more traditional way. Bryant Bronson is launching a local Urban Sketchers group. The initiative invites community members to put down their phones

Thousands Gather In Bozeman For ‘No Kings’ Protest

Thousands Gather In Bozeman For ‘No Kings’ Protest

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Thousands of protestors gathered in downtown Bozeman as part of a nationwide day of protest against the current Trump administration. The demonstrations were hosted by Indivisible Bozeman, a local organization focused on nonviolent activism and community engagement. The group has now hosted three "No Kings" events

Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum

Cut Bank wolf mascot finds new home at Glacier County Historical Museum

CUT BANK, Mont. — A decades-old mascot is getting a new home thanks to a local business and school partnership. Liquid Gold Well Service Inc. worked with the Cut Bank School District to relocate the former Cut Bank Wolf mascot. The company donated time and equipment to move the statue

Great Things in Great Falls: Spring in the Electric City

GREAT FALLS, Mont. - Spring in Great Falls means it's time again for getting out of the house and enjoying some events around town. Happening this weekend is the Home and Garden Show at the Montana Expo Park. You can also get ready for the Easter Egg Hunt with