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Share the Road

Imagine this: you are driving down W. College Street, minding your business when, all of a sudden, a Chaco-wearing, Nalgene-carrying, Kavu-single-strap pack slinging biker comes flying out of nowhere. You slam on the brakes, honk your horn and express your frustration by flipping the bird. Sound

Kagy Boulevard expansion

Kagy Boulevard expansion

Over the course of this year, the city of Bozeman has worked on developing a preliminary design and fiscal plan to expand Kagy Boulevard. The tentative plan includes expanding the road to four lanes and adding separate bike and pedestrian lanes along with roundabouts at major intersections. The expansion would

Rippin' rubber at Copper City

As lifts stop turning around the state and spring corn gives way to slush and sod, the typical off-season question comes back to the fore: “what now?” An overwhelming number of possibilities sit in front of anyone in the market for some fresh and socially distant air. The high

Local man celebrates end of pandemic by staying inside

DISCLAIMER: This is a satirical piece. It does not necessarily represent the views of the Exponent or its writers and should not be construed as truth. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) announced that, as of Friday, March 26, 80% of the country had been vaccinated and we

Bigger skies in store for Bozeman-Yellowstone Intl. Airport

Bigger skies in store for Bozeman-Yellowstone Intl. Airport

Ranked the fastest-growing city of its size by the U.S. Census Bureau, Bozeman, dubbed “Boze-Angeles” by native-Montanans, has become the tech and trend-setting epicenter of the Treasure State. Nestled in the beautiful Rocky Mountains, just under an hour from the nation’s largest ski resort

2020-21 Avalanche Season may Prove the Most Deadly in Decades

2020-21 Avalanche Season may Prove the Most Deadly in Decades

The week of Jan. 31- Feb. 6 marked the deadliest week for avalanches in over one hundred years. In total, 14 backcountry riders in the United States died indirectly from avalanches. The previous record was set in 1910 when an avalanche in Washington state swept away two trains in Wellington,

"The Dharma Bums"

We as humans love reading about things that make us think with different perspectives and experience new emotions. We love stories that transport us into new locations, exotic myths and enticing worlds. Reading about characters that are entirely different to us is transformative and imaginative. The autobiographical novel, “The Dharma