by Joe Gutkoski
As a former Gallatin National Forest employee, and a skier, hunter, and climber, I’ve spent decades exploring the wildlands of the Gallatin Range.
The Gallatins contain the last major roadless area in the northern Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem and priceless wildlands. For decades, ...
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Give BIG 2019: nonprofit registration closes March 31
On May 2nd and 3rd from 6pm to 6pm, the Bozeman Area Community Foundation will host the fifth annual Give Big, a 24-hour celebration to raise important funds for Gallatin County nonprofits. Give Big is designed to connect new donors to local causes – and to raise unrestricted ...
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Bridger looks to season’s end w/ Grand Prize Drawing, ‘Carve Out Hunger’
Bridger Bowl and the Gallatin Valley Food Bank team up annually to collect food to feed local residents with Carve Out Hunger. In 2018, 5,622 pounds of food were donated. This year’s event takes place Saturday, March 30th from 8am–2pm outside Saddle Peak Lodge. For every 15 cans of food, donors ...
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Zero Gravity Floating offers relaxation & R.E.S.T therapy in Downtown Bozeman
Zero Gravity Floating offers relaxation & R.E.S.T therapy in Downtown Bozeman
Managing ...
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Spring into wellness w/ annual health fair
Bozeman Health will host its annual Community Health Fair on Saturday, March 30th from 8am–noon. Due to construction, please park in the north end of Lot E and use Entrance 7.
The morning event will be a great opportunity to receive low-cost and free preventive screenings for risk factors that often ...
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YGM lecture series tackles ‘Bars, Brothels & the Law’ in Livingston
The third program in the Yellowstone Gateway Museum’s ‘Culture of the 19th Century’ speaker series, “Temptation: Bars, Brothels & the Law in Livingston,” is set for Wednesday, March 27th. Presenter Karen Reinhart will discuss drinking establishments and the red-light district from 1883 to the ...
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