Health

It's nice to know Earth Day has really turned into a full week of action events and education, locally and across the globe. Want to get involved? It's super easy.

And GOOD pints of beer from some of Bozeman's best breweries, just for showing your vaccination card. (I think they should have called it "Pokes for Pints" but that's just me.)

The Missoula City County Health Department, in an effort to combat what they refer to as misinformation about the COVID 19 vaccines, has launched a new campaign to encourage more people to choose vaccination.

It's the perfect time of year for a food drive to benefit the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and tons of area grocery stores will be drop-off points for you to participate this Saturday.

A simple gesture to support area kids...orange is the color that represents hunger. Our Gallatin Valley Food Bank is doing everything in their power to make sure our local kids get enough healthy food to eat and you can help.

Getting your kid into the appropriate summer activities can be as difficult as finding affordable housing in Bozeman. Summer camps run through the City of Bozeman are almost entirely full.

This Saturday, bring 15 cans of food to Bridger Bowl for the Gallatin Valley Food Bank and you'll get a voucher for a $25 lift ticket to be used by the end of this ski season.

Have you been sneezing the last week or so, as I have been? Springtime is mud and dirt season around here. This year it's in full force. What can you do if it bothers your system?

We asked the very simple question "What few things are actually making you HAPPY these days?" Some answers were serious, some were simple and some were just funny.

While my Dad is not famous enough to get a shot on national TV, I thought it would be helpful to others who are awaiting their shots, to share his (our) experience here in Gallatin County, Montana.

Instead of giving something up, I'm going to add all sorts of healthy foods to my life until Easter and see how I feel.

When it comes to breaking this bad habit, some states have gone above and beyond for the sake of public health.