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Opinion: It's Not Just Transplants That Are Hurting Bozeman. (opens the original)
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Some folks just don't like change. In fact, a good number of Montanans are in that group. I was on a social media platform reading comments regarding Bozeman and how it's changed so much, and so many folks were going on about how the town used to be great, and now it's not. They went on about all of the "outsiders" that have moved here. They talked about how Bozeman was never supposed to be this big. I understand that change is hard, I really do. I also understand that new businesses bring in mo
Montana's Sleaziest Towns? A Look At The State's Wealth Divide (opens the original)
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I was one of those kids that grew up on the "wrong side" of town. The truth, there was nothing wrong with my side of town, it was just older and less developed when it came to retail, however, when you're 12 and live in the 80s you think that being so far away from the nearest mall is the worst thing ever. Every town has it's good and bad. In fact, if you search hard enough you can find a rough spot in even the best of towns. I bring this up because someone decided to put together a list of the
Supermodel Trades Runway For Cowboy Boots In Livingston, Montana (opens the original)
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Another day and another celebrity sighting in Montana. This time it was one of the most famous supermodels in the world and it appears she was hanging out in Livingston. Which, to her credit, is one of my favorite places to hang out as well. I'm not sure if Mark's In & Out is on a supermodels diet, but if it isn't, it should be. For those of a certain age (my generation included) you will no doubt remember Christie Brinkley. She was the blonde gal driving the Ferrari in National Lampoon's Vacati
Montanans Share Must-Have Winter Essentials (opens the original)
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While the last couple years have been mild, winter can be a big deal in Montana. From snow to icy roads to freezing temperatures, depending on where you are located in Big Sky Country, there are days that you could be in danger if you don't take the proper precautions. I bring this up because I was curious as to what Montanans would answer to the question: What's something you can't live without during a Montana winter? My answer? An emergency winter kit in your vehicle, but lots of folks had se
Montana State Fans Can Own A Part Of Championship History (opens the original)
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To say that the Bozeman area is "Cat Crazy" would be a bit of an understatement. Bozeman loves their Bobcats, oh, and it's not just Bozeman. There are many communities in the area that bleed blue and gold. So, for those hardcore Bobcat fans, I have some news that you'll want to hear. We all know that Bobcat fans continue to celebrate the fact that the football team are the defending National Champions, but, what if you could own a piece of that? What if there was a way for you to have something
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