Despite the tremendous growth of the Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport over the past few decades, the facility’s master planning document hasn’t been updated since the 1970s.
Many of Gene Townsend’s boyhood memories revolve around the Northern Pacific Railroad depot, a central hub to many important doings in his hometown of Trident.
The city of Three Forks’ pivotal role in the development of a cross-country recreational trail was recognized nationally last week in conjunction with the unveiling of the 3,700-mile preferred route for the “safe, scenic and seamless pathway” that will stretch from Washington, D.C. to Seattle.
In raising money for Gallatin Valley nonprofits, some philanthropists ran on a treadmill, while others went on a bird walk or grabbed a celebratory ice cream cone with friends.
Knife River of Belgrade began work this week at the intersection of Love and Huffine lanes near Bozeman, where a new traffic signal will be installed before the end of the summer.
BELGRADE — The ice is off River Rock Pond, and a few anglers tossed lines into it as the sun moved toward the horizon Monday evening.
Organizers are setting up a welcome home event at Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport for the parents of fallen Army Staff Sgt. Travis Atkins Friday afternoon.
Last Friday, the Belgrade VFW Post presented Gallatin County Treatment Court and the Friends of the Treatment Court with its largest single donation in the programs’ history.
