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Gallatin Refugee Connections' 6th annual kit drive aims to support incoming Montana families

Gallatin Refugee Connections' 6th annual kit drive aims to support incoming Montana families

Arriving in the United States as a refugee fleeing your home country can be an extremely traumatic and confusing experience. However, a local nonprofit is working to make the transition a little bit easier for refugees and their families coming to Montana. Gallatin Refugee Connections (GRC), a local refugee support

Lifetime punk and Bozemanite opens a new skate shop on College St.

Lifetime punk and Bozemanite opens a new skate shop on College St.

Punks, rebels and misfits may all rejoice as a possible new home base has opened up shop near #MontanaSkateUniversity. Bozeman's second locally-owned skate shop is next door to Colombo’s Pizza and Pasta. According to owner Nate Howe, Cub Power Skate Shop started in Butte a couple

Slick skis and fast horses compete at Big Sky Skijoring.

Slick skis and fast horses compete at Big Sky Skijoring.

Four hooves, three heartbeats, two skis and one goal to get the fastest time. A skijoring competition in Big Sky last weekend combined these elements into one of the most exhilarating winter sports. “You’re basically being towed behind a towboat, but the towboat is alive, and the person on

Streamline en route to special election

Streamline en route to special election

The future of Streamline, Bozeman’s free bus transportation network, is going up for a vote. Organizers secured a spot on a spring special election ballot for the formation of a new urban transportation district (UTD) to manage funding for the service – the result of a months-long effort to

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

By the Will of the Dog: How one student and eight dogs race across hundreds of frigid miles

Maria Torgerson, a sophomore in Civil Engineering at MSU, has sled dog racing in her blood. Growing up in Ellison, MT, Torgerson spent her childhood mushing with her dad and skijoring with her mom and their team of retired sled dogs. She ran her first race – the American Dog Derby

Petition underway for urban transportation district to be added to ballot

Petition underway for urban transportation district to be added to ballot

Following the 2020 census, Bozeman surpassed 50,000 residents and was redesignated as a “small urban” area, which means the Human Resource Development Council (HRDC) of Bozeman is no longer eligible for federal funds. As a result, ASMSU and the HRDC have begun circulating a petition to establish an Urban

Streamline recognized for Connecting Communities Award

In November 2021, Streamline Bus Service was recognized as one of six rural transit agencies to receive the Connecting Rural Communities Award by the Federal Transit Administration Service, organized by the Human Resource Development Council’s (HRDC). The service runs four consistent in-town routes and a commuter route to