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  • Trump Targets Drug Prices with Medicaid Deal | Bozeman News

    President Trump’s big move today: slashing prescription drug costs by pushing for “most favored nation” pricing nationwide, including Medicaid in all 50 states plus D.C. and Puerto Rico. Governors join him in the Oval Office as the plan kicks off at 2:30 PM ET — a major step in the fight against soaring healthcare prices.

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    https://nbcmontana.com/news/nation-world/trump-to-announce-medicaid-drug-pricing-plan-in-oval-office-remarks

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    2 min
  • Montana’s Peak Fall Colors Now | Bozeman News

    Montana’s fall colors are exploding—especially in the west—with Southwest Montana leading the charge as early as next week. Nicole Gonzalez from the Montana Department of Commerce highlights top spots like the Rocky Mountain Front, Bitterroot Valley, and Paradise Valley’s golden hues. Don’t miss Blodget Canyon, the CSKT Bison Range near Missoula, or views near Glacier National Park. Nature’s seasonal showstopper is here—grab your camera, find your favorite spot, and share the magic.

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    https://nbcmontana.com/news/local/fall-foliage-to-peak-in-coming-weeks-recommendations-on-where-to-visit

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    2 min
  • Haven Expands Support for Survivors | Bozeman News

    Survivors are reaching out in record numbers to Haven, a nonprofit helping those fleeing domestic violence and sexual assault—texts up 148%, calls up 57%, with 7,800 total contacts last year. Free counseling use surged 62% as intimate partner crimes rise, aided by Haven’s more visible location that’s helped reduce stigma. Their new Supportive Transitions program offers transitional housing for up to 18 months—up from 6 months—helping families stabilize, pursue education, and save money. With shared kitchens, communal spaces, and even pets allowed, Haven’s holistic approach tackles the local housing crisis while ensuring confidential, judgment-free support.

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    https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/local/haven-sees-increase-in-support-line-visits-as-housing-program-provides-safe-space-for-survivors/article_1be4a517-8ee4-4e8d-94b5-be76a38210de.html

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    2 min
  • Bozeman's Deer Boom and CWD Crisis | Bozeman News

    Bozeman’s deer population is exploding — and it’s causing serious problems. With no natural predators and abundant food in yards, the herd is growing fast, forcing cities to step in since state agencies can’t handle urban wildlife management. Plus, a new case of deadly Chronic Wasting Disease has been found locally, making coordinated community action critical. Residents can help by pushing for urban deer plans, securing attractants like bird feeders and trash, and being mindful of bears too — because even those are drawn to easy meals and need our help staying wild and safe.

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    https://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/news/environment/fwp-bozeman-urbanwildlifeconflict-chronicwastingdisease/article_fa597c7e-b5bf-472e-a5a5-22050b6f02ec.html

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    3 min
  • America 250: Celebrating American Orchestral Music | Bozeman News

    The Missoula Symphony kicks off its 2026-27 season with a fiery American-themed concert, “America 250,” featuring Joan Tower’s “Made in America,” Aaron Copland’s Piano Concerto with Andrew Staupe, Gershwin’s “I Got Rhythm Variations,” and Bernstein’s “Symphonic Dances from West Side Story.” Don’t miss this vibrant celebration of U.S. orchestral music at the University of Montana’s Dennison Theatre on Sept. 19 at 7:30 PM or Sept. 20 at 3 PM — a perfect blend of cultural heritage and live musical brilliance.

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    2 min
  • Feeding Laramie Valley in Crisis | Bozeman News

    Feeding Laramie Valley, a 17-year-old nonprofit tackling food insecurity with bold innovation, is on the brink after federal funding cuts since 2025 wiped out over $600K in grants — forcing layoffs and shuttering key programs like their mobile market and composting initiative. Founder Gayle Woodsum, hailed as a “force of nature,” refuses to back down, clinging to her vision of empowering communities through fresh food and sustainable solutions — even as her annual budget shrinks from $2M to a fraction. Though the organization’s core mission endures, with weekly food shares still going out thanks to community support, Woodsum’s rallying cry is clear: don’t let resilience fade — build on what’s been achieved so we’re ready for whatever comes next.

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    2 min
  • When Characters Write Themselves | Bozeman News

    Josh Weil’s new novel, “What Came West,” reveals how characters can seize control of the writing process—like a whisper from the unconscious that demands to be heard. Drawing on literary giants like Faulkner and Bradbury, Weil explores the timeless idea that once you truly know your character, they write themselves. He dives into mythic wellsprings—from Tolkien’s subcreation to Blake’s visions—to show how artists have long felt like conduits for something beyond themselves. Weil shares his own experience with Silas, a character whose voice became so vivid it pulled him into a “dreamspace” of unconscious writing. Though he admits it sounds mystical, this deep connection is essential: when a character speaks clearly, the story flows effortlessly—and joyfully. It’s not about forcing plot; it’s about listening, letting the characters lead, and discovering stories that were always waiting to be found.

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    2 min
  • Territory 1889 Green Light Amid Concerns | Bozeman News

    A massive luxury development called Territory 1889 is poised to break ground on Flathead Lake, with 359 homes, two golf courses, and a marina planned across 1,700 acres. The state’s DEQ has approved the first 79 lots, citing compliant water systems — but critics are sounding alarms. The developer, behind Yellowstone Club and Crazy Mountain Ranch, faces skepticism over past environmental mishaps, including wastewater spills and water rights battles. Residents fear the cumulative impact on Flathead Lake — dubbed “the jewel in the crown” — while DEQ admits it can’t review the company’s history due to legal limits. Discovery Land Company insists environmental standards are top priority, with Phase 2 expected by 2027 after another public review.

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    2 min
  • Montana’s Wild Mix of Policy and People | Bozeman News

    Montana’s governor is pushing big conservation moves, including bison reintroduction and visits to local arts centers, while travelers brace for emergency landings and soaring diesel prices. Meanwhile, a new prison program sparks interest, and community members like Encore Electric workers keep trails in Bozeman pristine. But not all news is uplifting—a cancer survivor’s Medicaid coverage was abruptly cut, exposing the harsh realities many face as they rebuild their lives.

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    2 min
  • Eastern Montana’s Legal Desert | Bozeman News

    Eastern Montana’s legal crisis is leaving families and communities stranded—courts are backed up, people are self-representing, and low-income residents can’t access justice. With lawyers scarce and rural areas unattractive to new recruits, the burden falls on overstretched attorneys. Solutions like South Dakota’s lawyer incentive program, paralegal training, and student internships are being considered, but nothing’s been implemented yet. The Montana State Bar is urgently searching for answers to fix this growing gap in access to justice.

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    3 min

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