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Ocean Views, Historic Landmarks and a New Sushi Spot Draw Visitors to Watch Hill

Ocean Views, Historic Landmarks and a New Sushi Spot Draw Visitors to Watch Hill

A memorable meal can sometimes become the highlight of a trip. That's one reason culinary experiences are playing a bigger role in travel planning, according to a recent luxury travel trends report. Ocean House in Watch Hill, Rhode Island, recently introduced Sora, a new sushi-focused dining spot

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

Commerce announces seven large tourism grants for rural communities

The Department of Commerce announced last week it awarded grants to seven projects to increase tourism in rural communities throughout the state. The program stems from 2023 legislation brought by Sen. Daniel Zolnikov, a Billings Republican. Each project is receiving $1.25 million to start and the projects will be

Carter County awarded $1.25M grant for Ekalaka museum and tourism projects

Anybody who's been to Carter County, tucked into Montana's southeastern corner, can tell you it's one of the shining gems of the state. But now they're looking to get the word out. The county has has been awarded a $1,250,000

Parking lots down, Bozeman economy up!

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. As students struggle to find parking in time for class, the MSU administration has rolled out a bulletproof solution: Get rid of all the

Pub XII will now accept fake IDs on Bucket Nights

Pub XII will now accept fake IDs on Bucket Nights

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. Bozeman staple Pub XII has just opened its doors to a whole new crowd: underage drinkers. The bar instituted a policy last week requiring

Montana tourism grants send $8.75 million to seven groups

MONTANA— The Montana Department of Commerce allocated $8.75 million through its Montana Tourism Development Grant Program, according to a broadcast report. The funding was assigned to seven local organizations. Each organization received $1.25 million, according to the report. The text provided did not name the seven groups. The