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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, April 18.

Rise and shine, Bozeman! After a chilly week with lingering rain and snow showers, those trace flurries are finally clearing out today, leaving valleys mostly dry with no real accumulation to worry about. Winds are picking up a bit in the east but should calm down by evening, setting us up for warmer days ahead thatll have everyone itching to get outside. Perfect timing too, since Yellowstone National Park just swung open its north and west entrances yesterday around noon after a snowy delay. Folks from Gardiner and West Yellowstone can now cruise in early season, hitting spots like Mammoth Hot Springs, though some roads stay closed till May thanks to our unpredictable mountain weather. Call the park line at 307-344-7381 if youre planning a spontaneous adventurethose fresh views with lingering snow could make for epic photos and a quieter visit before the summer rush.

Sports fans, mark your calendars: its Brawl of the Wild day right here in town! At 1 p.m., the Montana Grizzlies mens tennis team rolls into the Bobcat Anderson Tennis Center to clash with our Montana State Bobcats for ultimate bragging rights. The Griz, sitting pretty at 12-7 overall and locked in as the No. 2 seed for next weeks Big Sky tournament in Phoenix, are riding a two-win streak and chasing back-to-back titles. Theyve owned the rivalry 12-4 since 2011, but the Cats have won the last two at home, turning Bozeman into a tough battleground. MSU at 7-11 is fired up too after recent home wins, sitting fourth in conference. Standouts like Griz senior Tom Bittner on a four-match win streak and Player of the Week Duncan McCall, whos dominating singles at 12-5, could swing this oneexpect hostile crowds, doubles fireworks, and pure Montana pride. Swing by for the action or follow live stats online; a Griz upset would send shockwaves through rivalry lore.

Art lovers, dont miss Reflect 2026 at the Baxter Hotel starting at 5 p.m., where Wolery Artwork unveils fresh pieces that capture our valleys spiritperfect for sparking conversations over cocktails. And if youre feeling active, check out the Bobcat Pounce 5K fun run supporting MSU causes, blending community vibes with that fresh spring energy.

Over at Montana State, big news in academia: environmental historian Joshua Howe just stepped into the Wallace Stegner Endowed Chair in Western American Studies. His work on climate and conservation hits home here, promising lectures and insights thatll shape how we tackle our Gallatin frontiers.

Stay connected to your backyard beats, Bozemanthis communitys alive with momentum.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, April 16.

Start your day bundled up, folks, because a cold front swept through last night, dropping snow across the Gallatin Valley. Were under a Winter Weather Advisory until 6 PM today, with 2 to 6 inches possible, especially south and east of townthink slick roads and a fresh spring blanket thatll make those mountain views pop. Highs struggle to the low 30s and 40s, but hang tightwarmer, drier skies return by Saturday with temps climbing back to the 50s. Perfect timing for weekend adventures after this quick chill reminds us Montana weather keeps us on our toes.

Heartwarming news from our community: Bozeman is rallying around 12-year-old Ethan, whos recovering after a car struck him on his bike yesterday. Neighbors, schools, and local businesses are pitching in with meals, fundraisers, and get-well cardsits a beautiful reminder of how we pull together here, turning a scary moment into a wave of support thatll help his family through tough days ahead.

Over in Belgrade, Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is gearing up for big changes and they want your voice tonight. Head to the Environmental Assessment Public Open House from 5:30 to 7:30 PM at the old terminal north of the air traffic control tower. Officials are sharing plans for a 200 million terminal expansionfive new gates for bigger planes, extra baggage claim, and a second full air carrier runway that could kick off construction in two years. This means smoother travels for us all, fewer delays, and maybe even that Tarmac Trail replacing parts of Airport Road for safer biking and walking.

Montana State University shines today too, as the College of Letters and Science honors its top faculty, staff, and students in a special ceremonyexpect inspiring stories of innovation that ripple through our local research scene and economy.

For fun tonight, shake off the snow at Colombos Pizza and Pasta on West College with R0CKN Bingo and Rockstar Trivia starting at 6:30 PMits every Thursday, packed with laughs, prizes, and pies that hit just right after a chilly day. Dont forget the Museum of the Rockies is always ready with dinosaur digs and history exhibits to spark your curiosity anytime.

Looking ahead, mark your calendars for the Big Sky Country State Fair July 15th through 19th right here in Bozeman at the fairgrounds carnivals, animals, hypnotists, live musicits the ultimate summer kickoff that brings our community buzzing.

Stay safe out there, drive carefully, and lets make the most of this vibrant valley life.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 15.

Folks, were kicking off with a quick nod to last nights excitement in the Hyalite area, where firefighters from the Hyalite Fire District swiftly contained a shop fire just before 10 p.m. A person inside safely escaped unharmed, and crews limited the blaze to a single room, preventing wider damage to the outbuilding. With help from Bozeman Fire Department and Gallatin County Sheriffs Office, they wrapped it up quickly, and its now under review for insurance no injuries, just a reminder to check your smoke detectors this spring.

Now, lets talk weather, because its the big story shaping your day. After a breezy but pleasant Tuesday with highs in the 50s and 60s, a classic spring snowstorm is barreling in today through Thursday. Expect a Winter Weather Advisory from 6 p.m. this evening until 9 a.m. tomorrow for southwest Montana west of the divide, with 1 to 3 inches possible in Butte-Blackfoot valleys and 3 to 7 inches in mountains, plus gusts up to 35 mph. A Winter Storm Watch covers our Gallatin and Madison ranges, Absaroka-Beartooths, and Yellowstone, forecasting 10 to 15 inches in mountains and potential pass travel headaches by morning. Snow squalls could drop visibility fast this evening, so if youre heading over Bozeman Pass or into Big Sky, pack chains, slow down, and check MDT updates. Valleys might see light flurries, but highs drop to the 30s and 40s, with teens and 20s overnight. Hang tight high pressure brings drier 50s and 60s by the weekend.

Shifting to brighter spots, todays packed with fun ways to beat the chill. Start your morning at Bozeman Public Library with Toddler and Preschool Storytime from 10:15 to 11:30 a.m., singing, rhyming, and playing hands-on perfect for little ones three to five and their grown-ups, all free. Seniors, join the Singing Souls Sing-Along at 10:30 for joyful tunes and community vibes, no experience needed. Evening music lovers, catch Bozeman Music Night with Edis and the Guysis at Bridger Brewing from 5:30 to 8 p.m. for folky blues, or groove to Fuzzy B15s electro-funk at Tune Up Bar 6 to 8 p.m. MAP Brewing hosts free tunes 6 to 8 p.m., AC Benchmark rocks 6 to 9 p.m., College Street Taproom jams 6:30 to 8:30, and Livingstons Murray Bar has late-night sounds 9 to 11 p.m. for 21-plus. Dont miss the City of Bozeman Study Commission Meeting at 4 p.m. in City Hall if youre into local governance. And mark tomorrow: Youth Mentor Network info session at 5:30 p.m., virtual, linking college kids with high schoolers on climate and conservation projects.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, April 13.

Buckle up, Bozemanites, because today kicks off with some big changes on the roads and a wintry twist in the sky thatll test your umbrella game. Starting right now, construction crews are hitting I-90 between Belgrade and Bozeman, focusing first on those bridges over Valley Spur Road. Expect one lane only for about two weeks, with a 15-foot width restriction and minor delays that could snag your commute if youre heading east from Exit 299 or toward the North Rouse overpass. The good news? Its all about resurfacing pavement, upgrading signs, guardrails, and bridges to make our drives safer and longer-lasting. Night work ramps up April 19 from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. Sundays through Thursdays, milling and paving while keeping two lanes open daytime, plus some ramp detours for curing. The whole project wraps by late summer or early fall, so plan alternate routes and call MDT at 406-444-6130 if you need routing help. This means smoother sails ahead, but patience now keeps everyone safer on these vital arteries connecting our valley.

Speaking of planning ahead, Mother Nature is dishing out isolated rain showers today with highs scraping the mid-50s under cloudy skies, winds light but Livingston might gust to 30 mph early. Overnight lows dip to the 30s, then brace for a cold front by Thursday dropping us to the 30s and 40s below seasonal norms, with possible snow in higher spots and mountain passes seeing 4 to 9 inches. Valley snow odds are low but not zero, so keep an eye on Gallatin Valley forecasts showing snow likely today with 2 to 5 inches accumulating and heavier flurries tonight up to 7 to 10 inches. Drier air Tuesday, but showers return midweek before warming into the 50s to 60s by next weekend. Perfect weather to bundle up for outdoor adventures or pivot indoors.

If youre itching to dig into spring anyway, Montana State Universitys Master Gardener Program is calling all green thumbs. Sign up for their free webinar this Thursday, April 16 at noon Mountain Time, where Dr. Cecil Tharp spills secrets on dodging herbicide residues in your home garden soilhow they sneak in, spot problems, and fix them fast. Its part of the Cultivating Healthy Plants series, registration required but free. The full program trains you over 8 to 10 weeks on everything from soil science to pest management, plus an exam and 20 volunteer hours to earn certification. Advanced levels await seasoned folks with more education and service. Whether youre planting veggies or shrubs, this connects you to MSU research, boosting community gardens and your own backyard bounty just as Bozeman blooms.

Stay tuned to local spots like Bridgers trails if snow holds off, or cozy cafes for that hot coffee fix. 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 Sunday, April 12th.

What a vibrant Sunday to kick off your week in Bozeman, folks. After a breezy Saturday with winds whipping up to 25 miles per hour, expect partly cloudy skies today with milder conditions settling in, perfect for getting out and about without that chill factor nipping at your heels. Our local heroes on the diamond made headlines yesterday as the Gallatin baseball team crushed Billings Skyview 15 to 8 right here in Bozeman, with standouts like Harvey Kimmel and Wyatt Ford driving in key runs, boosting school spirit and reminding us why spring sports fire up the whole community.

Tragedy struck nearby in Belgrade early this morning when a house fire at 17 Birch Lane displaced a family of four, though thankfully no one was hurt. The blaze, sparked by a space heater, claimed three pets, and Central Valley Fire District is urging everyone to test those smoke alarms, a simple step that could save lives in our neck of the woods. Over in Gallatin Gateway, fire crews handled a rollover crash near Cottonwood and Cottonwood Canyon yesterday, highlighting how we all need to stay vigilant on these winding roads, especially as traffic picks up with warmer days.

On a brighter note, Bozeman's buzzing with ways to dive into the action today. Head to Treeline Coffee Roasters for the Bozeman Bash Scavenger Hunt starting this morning, a fun adventure that weaves through our favorite spots, connecting you with hidden gems and local lore while burning off that weekend energy. If you're craving culture, catch the film premiere of Health Under Sanctions at a venue near you this evening, shedding light on global stories with a thought-provoking twist that sparks real conversations over coffee afterward.

Looking ahead, gear up for ballroom dancing's Spring Fever event wrapping up any lingering vibes from last night at the Senior Center, or salsa lessons with John Roberts Y Pan Blanco at The Jump in Gallatin Gateway, where $10 gets you grooving and mingling. Families can swing by Gallatin Crossing for Children's Storytime, blending stories with community bonds that make Bozeman feel like home. Outdoorsy types, check Outside Bozeman for rides and runs in West Yellowstone or Lindley Park, keeping that Montana adventure spirit alive.

And hey, rumor has it Grillin' Greg's 24/7 meat vending machine is drawing crowds for spontaneous barbecues, turning snack runs into grill masters' dreams. Stay safe, support local, and make today count.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, April 11.

Kicking off with some great news on pedestrian safety: the city just installed new rectangular rapid flashing beacons at the Oak Street and Agate Avenue crosswalk, right where 39-year-old Leslie Brown was tragically struck by a vehicle back in February while out for her morning run. Locals pushed hard for these upgrades after that heartbreaking incident, and now drivers have no excuse to miss pedestrians, with federal data showing these lights slash crash risks by 47 percent and boost yielding by 98 percent. It means safer jogs and walks for all of us hitting the streets this spring.

Weather-wise, expect showers early today with highs around 64 and lows near 36, so grab that light jacket before heading out, but keep an eye on the radar as things clear up for partly cloudy skies tomorrow at 55. After a drier-than-normal snow season hereBozeman logged just 31.4 inches through April 10, way below our usual, nearby spots like Showdown Ski Area are wrapping up strong with 221 inches and their final day tomorrowperfect for one last powder day if youre craving it.

Plenty to do around town to shake off the weekend vibes. The SWMBIA 2026 Home Expo kicks off today at 9 AM, packing in over 100 exhibitors with fresh ideas for your nestwhether youre dreaming of renovations or just love scoping trends. Families, hit the Bozeman Library for all-day Teen Corner black-out poetry or Big Kid STEAM architecture adventures, plus the Literacy Trail at Bozeman Pond for some outdoor fun. Montanas artists are gathering at MSU Studio Commons for Environmental Art, complete with tea, supplies, and good vibes to spark connections. Rodeo fans, dont miss the MSU Spring Rodeo action, and The Jump has country dance nights, bingo, and live sets from Blake Brightman Band. Meanwhile, Bozeman attorney Katie Lane faces a Bar Association thumbs-down on her U.S. District Court nomination by President Trump, stirring local buzz about justice roles right here at home.

That wraps your local pulsestay safe out there and make today count.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, April 9th.

Folks, were kicking off with some picture-perfect spring weather to brighten your day. Expect sunny skies and highs pushing into the 50s and 60s through Friday, with some spots flirting with 70 degrees by the weekend. Overnight lows dip to the upper 20s to mid-30s, so layer up for those crisp mornings. But keep an eye out, as a weather maker rolls in late Saturday, bringing scattered showers, possible thunderstorms with gusty winds and small hail Saturday afternoon, then widespread valley rain Sunday. Mountains could see a light dusting up to a foot of snow depending on the systems track, so weekend adventurers, plan accordingly. This warm spell is a welcome boost after that recent spring snow linger, letting us shake off winter and dive into outdoor fun.

Speaking of action, Bozeman is buzzing tonight. Catch Jeff Tweedy with special guest Sima Cunningham at The Elm on North 7th Avenue at 7:30 PM, a dont-miss for music lovers seeking that intimate vibe. Over at Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, the Montana State University Rodeo kicks off at 7 PM, packing the house with cowboy energy and Bobcat pride that fires up our community spirit. If youre into dancing, head to Belgrade Community Library this afternoon from 3:30 to 4:30 for weekly line dancing with instructor Sue, perfect for beginners to boot scoot and build those social connections.

On the development front, exciting growth is reshaping our valley. Lattice Materials just broke ground on an 80,000-square-foot defense facility here in Bozeman, fueled by an 18.5 million Department of War grant. Construction starts in May and wraps next year, ramping up germanium and silicon production to create high-tech jobs that strengthen our local economy and keep talent right here in Gallatin Valley. Meanwhile, the city gears up for a 29 million construction season, paving the way for smoother streets and better infrastructure that touches everyones daily drive. And Bozeman Health is seeking your input on healthcare improvements, ensuring our services evolve with what real families need.

Heartbreaking news from the road: a 46-year-old Bozeman woman lost her life in a single-vehicle crash near Livingston on April 6th. Her Subaru rolled after veering off I-90; speed, alcohol, or drugs werent factors. Our thoughts are with her family, reminding us to drive vigilant on these highways.

Dont miss Mutts Madness final round, crowning Bozemans cutest pup, or the new sauna and cold plunge club thats become the ultimate third space for recovery and chats. Downtown businesses united for an egg hunt, fostering that small-town magic. Kids can hit the Week of the Young Child Kickoff Carnival at Willson Gym from 10 AM to 1 PM, sparking creativity and family bonds.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, April 8.

Folks, were still shaking off the wild winds that roared through yesterday, with gusts hitting 60 miles per hour right here around Livingston and across southwest Montana. NorthWestern Energy crews were out in force, trimming trees and patching lines to keep the power flowing, but they remind us to stay at least 30 feet from any downed wires and report them fast. Today, those breezes ease up in the morning, but expect them to pick back up this afternoon in eastern spots, with highs dipping into the 40s and 50s under partly cloudy skies. A few stray rain showers might pop along the cold front, so grab that jacket before heading out. Looking ahead, Fridays shaping up gorgeous with 60s and sunshine, perfect for shaking off the midweek chill, though thunderstorms could brew south of I-90 by the weekend.

Tragically, our community mourns a 46-year-old Bozeman woman killed in a single-vehicle crash near Livingston on Monday afternoon. Her Subaru Forester veered off Interstate 90, rolled, and she passed at Livingston Healthspeed, drugs, and alcohol werent factors, but it hits hard, reminding us to drive extra careful on these winding roads, especially with changing weather.

On a brighter note, gear up for Montana State Universitys Spring Rodeo kicking off tomorrow night at 7 p.m. in the field house. Catch the slack events Friday and Saturday at 10 a.m., more evening rounds, and short-go Sunday at 1 p.m.its high-energy action with reserved seating from just 17 bucks, free for lap-sitting tots. Nothing beats that cowboy spirit firing up our valley this spring.

Mark your calendars for the Bozeman Health Community Leaders Breakfast on April 14, a great chance to connect over coffee and hear how health initiatives impact us all. And on the 21st, the Montana Invasive Species Council meets here in Gallatin County, tackling weeds that threaten our rivers and ranchesvital stuff for keeping Bozeman pristine.

Whether youre rodeo-bound or just battling the breeze, stay safe out there. 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 6.

Rise and shine, Bozeman! Its a gorgeous sunny morning with temperatures sitting right around 60 degrees Fahrenheit, perfect for shaking off that early spring chill and getting out into our vibrant valley. Highs today will hover near 59 degrees before dipping to a crisp 34 overnight, and well stick with these mild vibes through tomorrow under that stubborn high pressure ridge. But heads up, folks, a feisty cold front barrels in Tuesday afternoon, whipping up widespread wind gusts of 30 to 40 miles per hour around town, with spots near Bozeman potentially hitting 60. If youre piloting a high-profile rig, plan smart to dodge any drama from those blasts, especially in the passes.

Sci-fi dreams are still buzzing from this weekends First Contact Con right here in Bozeman, where fans warped into a galaxy of Star Trek lore and beyond. Timed perfectly with the fictional first human-Vulcan meetup on April 5, 2063, in our own backyard, the con packed venues with cosplayers, panels, and tales from distant worlds, reminding us how Bozeman pulls off these epic escapes that fuel our creative spirits and pack local spots with energy.

Tonight, dive into some brain-teasing fun at 7pm with Trivia Night at Bacchus Pub, where you can team up, sip a pint, and battle it out over pop culture and local legends. Tomorrow kicks off early at 8:30am with the Downtown Bozeman Association Board meeting, your chance to tune into the heartbeat of our bustling core and voice what matters for Main Street magic.

Mark your calendars for this weeks highlights thatll keep the good times rolling. Wednesday brings the Montana Council for Exceptional Childrens Annual Conference at the Ellen Theater and AC Marriott, spotlighting innovations for our kids futures. Friday ushers in the Catch and Release opening reception at Bozeman Art Museum, celebrating fly fishing artistry that captures the soul of our rivers. Saturday the 11th explodes with action: a Dodgeball Tournament in Belgrade for cancer support, a Week of the Young Child Carnival at Willson Gym, Gem Gallerys Something Blue wedding showcase, and Ballroom Dance Bozemans Spring Fever Dance at the Senior Center, blending sweat, smiles, and spins.

Dont miss the City Commission regular meeting tomorrow at city hall, open to all for those big-picture chats on keeping Bozeman thriving. And keep an eye on Bobcat Pounce 5K on the 18th or the Health Foundations gala on the 25th, tying community grit to real progress like emergency care expansions.

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Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, April 5th. What a perfect spring day to kick off the week in the Gallatin Valley, with mostly sunny skies and highs pushing near 58 degrees, though keep an eye out for a slight chance of rain after 5pm and those east winds at 7 to 10 mph. High pressure is holding strong through Monday, delivering temps about 15 degrees above average, but that means faster snowmelt along our rivers and streams, so if youre hitting the trails or water edges, watch for cold currents, debris, and swift rises that could catch folks off guard.

Over in sports, last nights third annual Frozen Frontline game lit up the ice as Bozeman first responders battled it out in a heart-pounding charity clash, raising funds and spirits while showing off the grit that keeps our community safeevery puck drop reminds us these heroes are always game-ready. And big news for Bobcat fans: Carroll Colleges star guard Isaiah Crane, the Frontier Conferences player of the year who dropped 19.4 points a game on scorching 53 percent shooting, just committed to Montana State. Hell join a squad where every eligible player from last years 18-14 team is returning, setting up an explosive 2026-27 season that could pack Brick Breeden louder than ever.

On the eco-front, a free aquatic pet re-homing event right here in Bozeman is calling all fish and critter ownersdrop off unwanted aquatic pets to prevent them from sneaking into our pristine waterways, tying right into Yellowstones new boating rules kicking off May 23. All sailboats and select motorized crafts now need a 30-day clean, drain, and dry quarantine to block invasives, so plan ahead if youre itching for lake time. Looking ahead, Montana venues are buzzing with concerts, parties, and events from tomorrow through next weekendcheck local spots for lineups thatll keep the good vibes rolling.

Stay savvy out there, Bozemanwrap up tight near the water, cheer on our teams, and lets protect what makes this valley magic. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. Well see you tomorrow with more local updates.

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