Newsletter

Natural disasters are scary and no joke. But provided you make it through the "big one" and have to deal with life without our 1st world luxuries for weeks, this vice-laden emergency list will come in handy. Even if you never inhaled.

This stretch of 287 is a real pain right now, and apparently will continue to be a two-lane gravel road through October. Joy.

Thursday, July 2nd was the first day of business for Sidewall Pizza Company, located in the Emerson Center at 207 West Olive in downtown Bozeman.

The stores are open of course but if you want or NEED the added convenience of curbside pickup, lots of your favorite Gallatin Valley Mall stores are still offering it.

If it's been a bit since your last Uber ride, know that your next one will require a mask. No mask, no ride.

Gallatin County's positive cases are on the rise. West Yellowstone, Big Sky and the Gallatin Valley are all affected. At least 180 people are quarantined because they were a close contact of a recent positive case.

Look for an increase in law enforcement patrols in all areas of Gallatin County for the Fourth of July holiday weekend to keep Montana’s roads free of impaired drivers.

Bozeman was not included on the list.

We'll have to be quite diligent in the coming weeks at the Bozeman Public Library as there will be limited (and different hours) for "open" library doors, returns and curbside pick ups.

The "Drive for THRIVE" tournament IS happening, but with ultimate flexibility for you to participate. You can complete your 18 hole round anytime through July 10th.

We're finding peace in small things these days. Our friend AJ Scaff has a knack for capturing cool stuff like this bald eagle just chillin' on a gravel bar in the Yellowstone River.

A great way to spend the evening on July 4th listening to live music and then catch the local movie Hocked.