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Kim's Marina seasonal residents face end of era as Bureau of Reclamation pauses concessionaire contract (opens the original)
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CANYON FERRY RESERVOIR — Canyon Ferry Reservoir is managed by the Bureau of Reclamation — it then sets up 20-year concession contracts for some of its properties around the reservoir. Kim’s Marina is one of those contracts, which is expiring at the end of this year. Beginning in 1972, some people had seasonal leases on mobile homes and trailer spots that allowed them to keep them throughout the summer. Many would then park their trailers at Kim's during the winter and then hook back up to servic
The Greatest of All Time visitor at this Montana church was an actual goat (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN — When you go to work early in the morning and your job is on the edge of town, you never know what might be waiting for you at the door. Just ask Paul Gray, who found an unusual visitor at the back door of Grace Bible Church when he arrived at work yesterday morning. “I came to work about 7 a.m., and I pulled up, and it was a mountain goat, and I was very surprised,” he said. Gray says he called 9-1-1, which had already received a couple reports of a mountain goat on the south side of t
Brake system suspected as factor in Gallatin Canyon crash (opens the original)
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BOZEMAN — A semi-truck with a load of hay crashed Tuesday (Sept. 22, 2026) afternoon, completely blocking one lane. The driver was unharmed in the crash, which happened just north of the Greek Creek Campground at mile marker 59 on Montana 191. According to a Montana Highway Patrol trooper at the scene, the truck's automatic braking system malfunctioned, causing all the wheels on the truck and trailer to lock up, which caused the crash. Gallatin County Sheriff's Office is urging drivers to avoid
Young Black Bear Delays School Drop-Off in Belgrade (opens the original)
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BELGRADE — Bears are on the move this time of year, and Wednesday morning a young black bear was moving through parts of Belgrade. Saddle Peak Elementary students missed drop-off time on the playground thanks to a bear being sighted in the nearby soccer fields. WATCH: Belgrade parents got an unexpected start to their Wednesday when a black bear decided to check out the soccer fields near Saddle Peak Elementary “This is kind of bear season where they are out foraging, getting ready for winter, an
Belgrade's Big Red grain elevator may soon find new life (opens the original)
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BELGRADE — In many parts of Montana, grain elevators are known as Montana Skyscrapers. In Belgrade, one of those elevators was known as Big Red. It’s no longer red, but this 8-story building stands sentinel over town, though it’s been abandoned for years. WATCH: The story behind "Big Red," an iconic Montana Skyscraper in Belgrade Katherine King is Belgrade’s Economic Development Director. She says A Brownfields Grant from the Environmental Protection Agency could allow Big Red to once again come
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