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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, May 2nd.

Kicking off with some big news on the housing front, Bozeman just broke ground on Hidden Creek, a shiny new affordable housing complex at 805 Oak Park Drive on what used to be county land. This five-building project brings 182 apartments targeted at folks earning 30, 60, or 70 percent of the area's median income, locked in as affordable forever. Leasing starts July 2027, which means real relief for families feeling the squeeze in our booming town—imagine stable homes amid skyrocketing rents.

Speaking of rents, drama's brewing at King Arthur and Mountain Meadows mobile home parks. Tenants from over 60 percent of units voted unanimously for Montana's first rent strike in nearly 50 years, withholding about $53,000 in May payments after an 11 percent hike notice. They're rallying tonight at King Arthur Park to push back— a bold stand that's got everyone talking about fair housing in our community.

Weather-wise, shake off any midweek chills because today's looking golden. Expect mostly sunny skies with highs in the 60s to low 70s, light winds, and just a slight chance of isolated mountain showers or thunderstorms. Perfect for getting out—warmer than average, so layer up for that afternoon breeze.

Your weekend jam-packed with fun starts right now with the Bozeman Spring Made Fair firing up at 9 AM downtown, showcasing local makers and vibes through the day. Swing by The Ridge Athletic Club for their Spring Biannual Rummage Sale from 9 AM to 1 PM—great deals on gear. Eagle Mount's got a tack sale 9 AM to 2 PM if you're into equestrian finds, and don't miss the Tengu Club film screening downtown from 2 to 10 PM for some cinematic adventure. Live tunes? Catch Lonesome Jones at Sawdust & Steel Brewery in Three Forks or Damion Wilde at Tune Up Bar later.

Stay local, stay connected—this community's buzzing.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, April 30th.

Start your day with a quick peek at the weather, folks. Scattered showers and a few thunderstorms are popping up around the Gallatin Valley today, especially this afternoon, but theyll taper off after sunset with highs in the 50s and overnight lows dipping into the 20s and 30s. Patchy fog might roll into the valleys tonight, so drive careful. The good news? A warming trend kicks in tomorrow, pushing us into the 60s, and by the weekend, highs soar to the 70s under sunny skiesperfect for shaking off those spring chills and getting outdoors. That ridge of high pressure means minimal winds too, so plan those hikes or yard projects without worry.

If youre thinking about grabbing deals, swing by Town & Country Foods at 1611 South 11th Avenue for their fresh ad specials todaygreat cuts and pantry staples to stock up before the rains hit. And speaking of community spirit, tonight at 6 pm marks the kickoff of Give Big Gallatin Valley, running straight through 6 pm tomorrow. This 24-hour generosity fest, hosted by One Valley Community Foundation on South 22nd Avenue, rallies neighbors to support local nonprofits. Last year it raised big bucks for everything from food banks to youth programsimagine your dollar fueling a kids summer camp or helping a family in need. Head to givebiggv.org to pledge and feel that feel-good rush.

On the civic front, the City of Bozeman Study Commission meets this afternoon from 4 to 7 pm at City Hall, amended agenda and allits your chance to tune in virtually or in person for updates on local government tweaks that could shape our neighborhoods for years. Meanwhile, a new housing report from Southwest Montana Realtors paints a tough picture: Gallatin Valley home prices stay sky-high, making buying a dream harder for young families and first-timers. It underscores why affordable options matter now more than ever, pushing conversations on workforce housing that keeps our community thriving.

For fun today, Outside Bozeman hosts a Dog Safety While Outdoors clinic at 5 pm at Fire Station Number 3just 25 bucks to learn trail smarts with your furry sidekick, ensuring safe adventures in our backyard mountains. And dont miss the New to You Art Sale all day at the Emerson Center for the Arts & Culture on South Grandperfect for scoring unique pieces while supporting creativity right downtown.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 29th, 2026.

We're waking up to what could be our last rainy day before things turn beautiful around here. Meteorologists are saying we'll see isolated showers stick around through this morning, with conditions improving significantly by this afternoon. Temperatures will hover in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, so grab a light jacket if you're heading out. The good news? Thursday is shaping up to be absolutely gorgeous with mostly sunny skies and highs in the 60s, and things just keep getting warmer and sunnier heading into the weekend. Rain and snow are mostly done with us, though we might see a thunderstorm or two before conditions fully clear out.

Speaking of things clearing out, yesterday brought a bit of excitement to Bozeman High School when the campus was evacuated after staff received a bomb threat around noon. Law enforcement jumped into action quickly, conducting a full sweep of the building. The good news is authorities determined the threat was not credible and believe it was consistent with similar swatting calls we've been seeing target schools across the country. Students were back in classrooms by 1:15 p.m., and the school day continued normally. Police say there's no ongoing danger to our community, and they're thanking both school staff and officers for their swift response.

Now, if you're looking for ways to give back to our community, Give Big Gallatin Valley is returning this week, and they've made some fantastic changes. All processing fees have been eliminated, which means 100 percent of your donation goes directly to the nonprofit you choose to support. The fundraiser runs from tomorrow evening at 6 p.m. through Thursday at 6 p.m., and Community Support Collective will have activities throughout town, including a donor lounge at Steep Mountain Teahouse and a free waffle bar at their headquarters on 11th Avenue. There's even a treadmill event happening at Ridge Athletic Club.

Also happening today, if you're interested in city planning and local government, there's a Walk with a Commissioner event at City Hall starting at 5:15 p.m. It's a great chance to connect with local leadership and get involved in what's happening in Bozeman.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, April 27.

Rise and shine, Bozemanites, its a crisp start to the week here in the Gallatin Valley, with overnight lows dipping into the 20s and a chance for snow squalls lingering around town this afternoon, especially if youre heading toward Red Lodge or Billings way. But hold onto your beanies, because that broad low-pressure system churning through Montana is set to deliver isolated thunderstorms and rain showers tomorrow, keeping things cool in the 30s and 40s. The real payoff comes midweek, as high pressure rolls in by Thursday and Friday, pushing highs into the comfy 60s and 70sperfect for shaking off those spring shivers and getting out on the trails. Just watch for those chilly nights, with higher spots like the Bridgers potentially hitting the teens, so protect your new garden starts.

Shifting gears to city happenings, check out the latest Weekly Street Report from Bozeman Public Works, updated just days ago for this week starting April 26. Crews are tackling pothole patrols and maintenance on key routes like Main Street and 19th Avenue, so if youre commuting downtown or to the airport, plan for some detours and smoother rides soon. That means less jarring bumps on your way to coffee runs or school drop-offs, keeping our community moving safely.

Art lovers, the City of Bozeman just unveiled fresh installations at City Hall thanks to the new Art Ordinance, bringing vibrant local pieces right into the heart of government. Swing by during business hours to see how these works reflect our creative spirit and spark conversations that make Bozeman feel even more like home.

Gallatin County keeps the civic pulse strong today with an Administrator Update at 8:30 AM, followed by the Chiefs Update at 9:30, both open quorum meetings where you can tune in or attend to stay looped on county priorities. Later, the Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition gathers from 3:30 to 5 PM, a great spot if youre passionate about mental health resources strengthening our valley.

On a national note hitting close to home, Montana lawmakers are weighing in after President Trump emerged unharmed from a shooting at a Washington hotelno injuries among attendees, but its a stark reminder of the tensions rippling through politics that we all feel here.

For fun today, bundle up for a morning hike in the Sourdough Canyon or Hyalite before any squalls hit, then warm up at a downtown spot like Revelry or Jam. Community calendars are buzzing with low-key gatheringskeep an eye out for live music pops or farmers market prep as spring blooms.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, April 26th. Kick off your day with some Bobcat pride as Montana State wide receiver Parker Mady shared his excitement after yesterday's Sonny Holland Classic spring game at Bobcat Stadium, hyping up fans for what's shaping up to be another strong season that keeps our community buzzing with gridiron energy.[1] Weather-wise, brace for a chilly start with freeze warnings lingering in nearby areas like the Bitterroot and Clearwater Mountains, where temps could dip into the teens, threatening those early blooms and pipes, but here in Bozeman expect a gradual warmup through the week toward the 60s and 70s, with light chances for moisture keeping things fresh for outdoor adventures.[2][5] Gusty winds might pop up today, so layer up as you head out.[11]

Your Sunday lineup is packed with feel-good happenings that bring Bozeman's vibrant spirit to life. Start with free Chai and Chanting at Wild Wisdom Restorative on South Tracy Avenue from 8 to 9:15am, a perfect devotional kickoff to center your soul amid our mountain backdrop.[3] Then hit the Mōka Boutique grand opening finale at 122 East Main from 10am to 7pm, featuring Free People pop-ups and nonstop fun that spotlights our downtown's fresh fashion scene, drawing crowds and boosting local shops we all love.[3][9] Families, dive into Big Kid STEAM Play at Bozeman Public Library on East Main from 10am to 6pm, where kids aged 5 to 11 become architects in partnership with MSU's School of Architecture, sparking creativity that could inspire the next generation of Gallatin Valley builders.[3] Teens can get poetic with Black-out Poetry in the library's Teen Corner, turning words into art for free.[3]

Grab free groceries and essentials at the Bozeman Mutual Aid Community's Free Food Market from 11am to 2pm at Gallatin County Fairgrounds, a heartfelt reminder of how neighbors lift each other up in tough times.[3] Study sesh at SHINE Beer Sanctuary on East Main from 11am to 9pm with 2-for-$5 tacos fueling your grind.[3] Craft lovers, join the Spring Art Workshop at Gallatin History Museum at 1:30pm to paint flower pots with artist Pat Hamlin, blending history and hands-on joy for just 15 bucks for members.[3] Catch Gallatin High School's Raptor Theater performing A Midsummer Night's Dream at 2pm in their auditorium, tickets from 5 to 15 dollars, weaving Shakespearean magic that unites families across generations.[3]

Music fans, revel in Lyrical Landscapes with Mahler and Clair de lune at Willson Auditorium from 2:30 to 4:30pm, starring baritone Lester Lynch for soaring melodies that transport you.[3] Head to Valhalla Meadery for Board Game Day anytime, free pours with your game, or the Celtic Music Jam from 3:30 to 5:30pm with happy hour bites to dance away the afternoon.[3] Wind down soaking at Bozeman Hot Springs with live alt rock from Lost Canyons at 6pm, or rock out all ages at Labor Temple's compilation release show at 7pm featuring Chairea,

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, April 25th. Kick off your weekend with a burst of community spirit as Bozeman Clean-Up Week launches today, running through May 3rd. Grab your gloves and join neighbors to tackle litter in parks and streets, making our valley shine brighter for everyone who calls it home. Signup is easy at Bozeman.net, and free cleanup kits are up for grabs right now at the Gallatin Valley Fairgrounds, so swing by early to gear up and pitch in, turning everyday trash into a cleaner tomorrow for our kids and wildlife.

Speaking of getting out there, space fans wont want to miss the Museum of the Rockies National Space Day Celebration from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Dive into STEM crafts, planetarium shows like Flight Adventures and Galileos Power of the Telescope, all included with museum admission. Its a stellar way to ignite curiosity about the cosmos, no registration needed, just pure cosmic fun that connects us to the stars overhead.

If youre into pollinators and gardens, head to Cashman Nursery at 9:30 a.m. for a free seminar by MSU professor Abiya Saeed, packed with tips to boost bees and butterflies in your backyard, helping our local ecosystem thrive amid springs unpredictable turns. And dont forget the Missouri Headwaters State Park Volunteer Cleanup Day, another chance to preserve those pristine spots we love hiking.

Sports enthusiasts, catch the Sonny Holland Spring Classic at Bobcat Stadium at 1 p.m., showcasing MSU Bobcat football talent as they shake off winter and gear up for fall glory. Evening brings the glitzy Bozeman Health Foundation Hospitality Gala at 6 p.m. in the MSU SUB Ballrooms, raising funds for emergency department expansion, a vital boost to our communitys health safety net.

Weather-wise, expect a mix of clouds and sun this morning giving way to cloudier skies, highs around 45 to 51 degrees with light northwest winds. Bundle up for chilly nights dipping to the upper 20s, and keep an eye on wet wintry patterns statewide, though our snowpack holds steady slightly below average, promising good water for summer adventures ahead. As always, stay informed on local livestock updates like beef producers finding common ground for sustainable practices.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, April 23rd.

Folks, kick off your day with a heads up on the weather shaking things up across our corner of Montana. A spring storm is rolling into western areas like ours today, dropping daytime highs into the 50s with rain showers picking up by tonight and snow levels dipping to valley floors. Expect 1 to 4 inches of snow in Bozeman valleys by Friday morning, while mountain passes like Homestake and MacDonald could see 3 to 6 inches, making travel tricky overnight into tomorrow. High Wind Warnings hit the Madison River Valley until 6 pm with gusts up to 60 mph, and a High Wind Watch blankets north central spots for northwest blasts reaching 65 mph later. Cover those flowers and plants before overnight lows plunge into the teens and 20s, protecting your spring greenery from a frosty surprise that could nip new growth in the bud.[2]

Shifting to brighter news, tonight at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture, catch the Bozeman Doc Series screening of Nuisance Bear in the Crawford Theater starting at 6 pm. This gripping film dives into wildlife conflicts that hit close to home for us in bear country, sparking conversations on how we coexist with Gallatin's wild neighbors. Then mark your calendars for the Powwow Showcase on Saturday the 25th, right there at 6 pm, bringing dancers and performers from across Montana for an electric night of culture and rhythm that celebrates our shared heritage.[3]

Earth Day vibes are still rolling strong this weekend with Gallatin County's annual festival on Saturday from 9 am to 2 pm, packed with family-friendly activities on conservation and public lands stewardship. It's a perfect chance to connect with locals passionate about keeping our trails and rivers pristine, with hands-on demos showing real ways your actions preserve the backyard playgrounds we all love.[5]

Congrats to a hometown hero: a Polson grad and Montana State University physics student just snagged one of only 26 spots in the prestigious Brooke Owens Fellowship for 2026. This powerhouse program catapults women and non-binary folks into aerospace leadership, putting MSU on the map and inspiring our Gallatin Valley youth to aim for the stars.[4]

Over in Belgrade, first responders handled a rollover crash that injured five, a stark reminder to drive defensively on these winding roads as spring tourism ramps up. Meanwhile, the Gallatin County Study Commission is pushing a ballot initiative for non-partisan local elections, aiming to dial down politics and focus on community needs like better roads and schools.[7]

Adventure seekers, Lewis and Clark Caverns near Whitehall just opened 2026 tour reservations, running May through September with peak season slots filling fast, offering a cool underground escape from summer heat.[10]

And if you're artsy, drop off your original pieces at the Emerson for their New to You Art Sale on April 30th and May 1st, turning treasured works into

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 22nd. Happy Earth Day, Bozeman! Today marks the 56th anniversary of this global movement that started right here in the spirit of protecting our stunning Montana landscapes, and there are plenty of ways to dive in locally from cleanups along the Gallatin River to sustainability workshops popping up downtown. Speaking of rivers, with warm spring air meeting that cold snowmelt rushing down from the mountains, our waters like the Clark Fork are hovering around 48 degrees, so if youre hitting the water for some early paddling, layer up and watch for that chilly shock to your system that can sneak up fast. Weather-wise, expect a breezy partly cloudy day with highs around 56 dropping to 30 overnight, and keep an eye on that cold front rolling in this evening it could spark thunderstorms before flipping to snow tomorrow with just 37 degrees, so plan your outdoor adventures accordingly.

Politics heated up last night as Republican candidates for Montanas first congressional district squared off in a lively primary debate right here at Calvary Chapel, drawing a crowd of voters just in time with ballots due June 2nd the winner heads to November, so if youre tuning into local races, this ones got real stakes for our growing valley. Meanwhile, the Gallatin County Study Commission kicks off its listening tour tonight at 6 p.m. in Three Forks High School Auditorium, sharing recommendations like switching to nonpartisan county elections no big government shakeup, but a chance for your voice on how we vote come November 2026, with more sessions through the end of the month including spots in West Yellowstone and right here at the courthouse.

For fun today, swing by that 10:30 a.m. event teasing in the Bozeman Magazine calendar perfect for a midmorning pick-me-up, then gear up for tomorrows highlights like the free Opera Baritone Masterclass at 11 a.m. in Montanas State Universitys Reynolds Recital Hall with star Lester Lynch, or live tunes at Bozeman Hot Springs while you soak starting at 7 p.m. Fridays got a free bluegrass jam at Gute Laune from 7 to 9, and dont sleep on The Hawks Theatre Cos Mamma Mia production lighting up Bozeman High School Auditorium soon a sun-soaked Greek island escape thatll have you dancing through our own spring chill. On a serious note, that Bozeman couple facing a whopping 107 percent property tax spike on their dream home is sparking conversations about the real hit to family budgets amid our hot real estate market. And looking ahead, the Big Sky Country State Fair is revving up with carnivals, animals, and live music at 901 North Black Avenue get your tickets early for that summer thrill. Bundle up, stay engaged, and make today count. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, April 20th.

Rise and shine, Bozeman! Its a gorgeous start to the week with clear skies overhead and light southeast winds blowing in at just 2 to 7 miles per hour, perfect for shaking off that morning chill and getting outside. Todays mild warmth is just a teaser for summer-like heat rolling in by Tuesday, but keep an eye on fire risks as high pressure builds, especially with that Davis Gulch Fire smoldering about 20 miles south of Big Timber. Contained to 10 acres in the Derby burn scar, its sending up light smoke for days with no immediate threats, but it reminds us to stay vigilant on trails and campfires while crews investigate the cause.

If youre craving some movement, lace up for Walk the Block Motivation Monday at 1 PM right at The Baxter downtown, a fun community stroll to kickstart your week and connect with neighbors. Come evening, head to Bacchus Pub at 7 PM for Trivia Night, where sharp wits and cold brews make for epic evenings test your knowledge and maybe snag some prizes.

Looking ahead, our calendar is buzzing with ways to dive into Bozeman life. Tuesdays Downtown URD Board Meeting at City Hall shapes our vibrant core, while MSU After Hours brings Improv for Innovative Leadership at 6 PM, sparking creativity you can use at work or play. Wednesday packs a punch with Tosca Sip and Paint at LeeAnn Ramey Arts, live music from Kailey Marie at AC Benchmark, and Trivia at SHINE Beer Sanctuary all at 6 PM, blending art, tunes, and laughs.

This weekend, dont miss the SWMBIA Home Expo winding down today at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse if youre dreaming of upgrades, or gear up for Missouri Headwaters State Park Volunteer Cleanup on Saturday, giving back to those epic Three Forks waters. Saturdays Bozeman Health Foundation Hospitality Gala at MSU SUB Ballrooms funds our Emergency Department expansion, a real boost for community care, followed by Lyrical Landscapes concert at Willson Auditorium featuring Mahler and Clair de lune. Catch Mamma Mia by The Hawks Theatre Co at Bozeman High through the weekend, pure joy on stage. And mark your calendars for the 6th Annual Downtown Bozeman Restaurant Week kicking off soon, spotlighting local flavors from Fieldingss specials to perfect pairings at Montana Ale Works.

Whether youre hiking, volunteering, or savoring the scene, these events knit our valley tighter, fueling the spirit that makes Bozeman home. Stay safe out there, and make today count.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, April 19th. Kick off your day with perfect weather for getting out and about, as a ridge of high pressure delivers mild, dry conditions with clear skies and light southeast winds around 2 to 7 miles per hour, gusting up to 13 in spots around town and over at Belgrade.[2][12][13] Roads are looking good statewide too, so no worries if youre heading out for a drive, just check the Montana DOT cams for the latest.[7][11]

Music lovers, todays the big one Record Store Day, and fans are already lining up at spots across Bozeman and Montana for those exclusive vinyl drops and rare releases thatll make your collection pop.[1] Swing by a participating store you can find the list at recordstoreday.com and snag something special while supporting our local scenes heartbeat. Its a reminder of how these physical gems keep the groove alive in our digital world, connecting us back to the artists roots.

Lace up for the River Road Marathon kicking off at 8am right here in Bozeman its free to spectate and captures that unbeatable community spirit as runners push through our stunning valleys.[4] Feel the energy from the sidelines, cheer on locals chasing personal bests, and see how events like this knit our town tighter. Later tonight at 6pm, head to AC Benchmark for Trivia Night perfect for grabbing friends, testing your Bozeman savvy, and maybe winning a round on the house.[3]

Bridger Bowl fans, peek at those live weather charts for current temps and winds up high, ideal for any last spring turns if the lifts are spinning, though were easing into warmer days ahead.[5] City Hall buzz includes a Community Development Board meeting at 6pm tomorrow, shaping how our neighborhoods grow, so if youre into that, tune in virtually.[8] Gallatin County skips bigger sessions today but keeps things rolling smoothly.[6]

Whether youre spinning records, pounding pavement, or trivia-trouncing, todays lineup turns ordinary Sunday into Bozeman magic, impacting how we connect, stay fit, and celebrate whats local. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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