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Glitter, gold and growth: A vulnerable reflection with Jessie Diggins

Glitter, gold and growth: A vulnerable reflection with Jessie Diggins

Editor’s Note: The content of this article contains discussion of eating disorders and suicide. Around 3,000 people eagerly filled the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse on Oct. 29 to hear from Jessie Diggins, a renowned American Nordic skier. Student-athletes from elementary school to college, parents and community members were

Skate Alliance of Montana continues the fight for more safe skate places

Skate Alliance of Montana continues the fight for more safe skate places

In 1999, after months of negotiation between the Bozeman City Commission and the Skatepark Planning Committee, the Bozeman Skatepark was built. Since then, the population of Bozeman has nearly tripled, and community members have emphasized the need for more safe skate places. The Skate Alliance of Montana (SAM), a local

Mother Range film premieres on YouTube after successful film festival turnout

Mother Range film premieres on YouTube after successful film festival turnout

The documentary “Mother Range” follows two first-generation female Montana ranchers as they sell beef directly to their communities and is now free to watch on YouTube after a successful run at regional film festivals.

‘Love and water’: Riverhorse Nakadate shares love for the outdoors in new book

‘Love and water’: Riverhorse Nakadate shares love for the outdoors in new book

The sounds of laughter and a faint smell of beer filled the Montana Troutfitters shop well past closing time last Wednesday. Community members gathered to meet Riverhorse Nakadate, a Patagonia fly-fishing ambassador and author of “Water Lines: A Life on Marshes, Rivers, Seas, and in the Rain.” The main

Bear with them: it’s bulking season

Black bears roaming around town have never been a rare sight for Bozemanites — especially in the fall — however, this year's series of social media posts have captured the furry friends in areas that they probably shouldn't be. American black bears are incredibly common in wooded areas

Wolves’ endangered species status under review

Wolves’ endangered species status under review

Widespread eradication of wolves began in the late 1800s as new settlers in the West faced livestock conflicts with the native predator. By the mid-1900s, wolf packs were nearly extinct in the lower 48, according to the National Park Service (NPS).

Local chapter of Wild Montana to host annual volunteer program

Local chapter of Wild Montana to host annual volunteer program

The Madison-Gallatin chapter of Wild Montana will host its annual Trail Work Program again this June, bringing volunteers together to protect and maintain local recreation areas. Wild Montana was founded in 1958 by Bozeman locals Ken and Florence Baldwin. The organization works to bring people and communities together around