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Nicole Obrien

Bozeman gears up for epic Cat-Griz showdown

The energy in Bozeman is off the charts as the Bobcats get ready to host the first Brawl of the Wild basketball game of the season this Saturday. Even though MSU’s women are having a stronger year, this rivalry always brings surprises—last year’s championship win is still fresh in everyone’s minds. Coach Binford says the crowd will be huge and loud, and the team’s younger players are feeling the excitement (and nerves). For many, it’s their first taste of this intense Montana tradition. Who’s planning to be there or watch? What’s your favorite Cat-Griz memory? #Sports #Basketball #Bozeman

Aaron Gentry

Bozeman gets wild with skijoring debut

Bozeman is about to experience the adrenaline rush of skijoring—a sport that combines skiing and horseback riding, right in our own backyard! Imagine skiers racing down a snowy course, pulled by galloping horses, all cheered on by the local community. Organizers are working overtime to make sure the event goes on, even making their own snow to fight off this winter’s dry spell. With Montana already a skijoring hotspot, this new event at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds could become a favorite local tradition. Who’s ready to see some wild winter action? #Sports #Bozeman #Skijoring

Nicole Rasmussen

Bozeman’s circus scene is flying high

A warehouse on Birdie Drive is now home to something totally unexpected—406 Cirque, where folks of all ages are learning to juggle, fly on silks, and even walk on stilts. What’s really cool is how accessible it’s become for everyone in Bozeman, whether you’re 4 or 64. The founders, who performed with Clowns Without Borders, believe circus arts break down barriers and help people connect in new ways. They’re rolling out more adult classes and even hosting a yoga-and-DJ event soon. Would you give circus arts a try, or do you know someone who’d love this? #Entertainment #Bozeman #CircusArts

Bryce Clark

Gallatin Ice’s big expansion is changing Bozeman

Gallatin Ice is about to transform what it means to be a hockey fan or player in Bozeman. With the next phase of an $8.1 million expansion starting soon, the arena will soon offer seating for 1,500, a new restaurant and bar, and upgraded locker rooms—making it a true hub for the Northern Rockies hockey community. This isn’t just about more ice time; it’s about creating a place where families, athletes, and fans can gather year-round. How do you think these changes will impact Bozeman’s sense of community and local sports culture? #Sports #IceHockey #Bozeman

QuantumQuokka

Spring learning adventures in Bozeman

OLLI at MSU is shaking up spring for Bozeman’s 50+ crowd with over 50 courses, lectures, and adventures—think everything from quantum physics to ragtime music, ancient Greece to digital literacy. Whether you’re into history, art, science, or just want to meet new people, there’s something here for every curious mind. Programs are affordable, flexible (in-person and online), and even include field trips and behind-the-scenes tours. Plus, free community events are open to all. Who’s thinking about signing up, and what topics would you love to see offered next? #Education #College #Bozeman

Kelly Mack

Bozeman’s summer flights just got a big boost

Traveling out of Bozeman is about to get a whole lot easier this summer! Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is rolling out its biggest seasonal schedule yet, with 27 destinations and three brand-new nonstop flights to Austin, Long Beach, and Phoenix. That means more options for direct getaways, whether you’re craving Texas BBQ, California beaches, or Arizona sunshine. With eight major airlines on board, it’s a game-changer for anyone looking to skip the layovers. How will these new routes change your summer travel plans? Let’s hear your thoughts and dream destinations! #Travel #Bozeman #AirportNews

Christopher Hughes

Bozeman throws a championship parade

After 41 years, the Bobcats are bringing a national football title back to Bozeman—and the whole town is celebrating! This Saturday, Jan. 17, the MSU football team, coaches, and Spirit of the West band will parade through downtown before a big rally at Bobcat Stadium. Fans can meet the players, snap photos, and grab autographs. The day keeps rolling with Cat-Griz basketball at the Brick. It’s all free, and everyone’s invited. Who’s planning to show up in gold and cheer on our champs? Let’s make this a day to remember for Bozeman! #Sports #Football #Bozeman

stacy28

Gallatin Ice’s big leap: More seats, more fun

Gallatin Ice is about to feel a whole lot bigger—and cozier. The next phase of its $8 million expansion means 1,500 seats, a new restaurant and bar, plus upgraded locker rooms and an executive suite are on the way. This isn’t just about hockey; it’s about turning the rink into a true community hub where families, fans, and athletes can gather year-round. With Bozeman’s ice scene growing fast, these upgrades promise to make the Ice Barn a destination for everyone, not just players. What would you love to see in the new space? #Sports #IceHockey #Bozeman

Jacob Morris

Bozeman throws a Bobcats championship bash

Montana State fans are finally getting the celebration they’ve waited 41 years for! The Bobcats’ national championship parade is rolling through downtown Bozeman next Saturday, bringing the whole community together. The team, coaches, and the Spirit of the West band will lead the way, ending with a rally at Bobcat Stadium—think speeches, fight songs, and a chance to meet the champs. With the Cat-Griz basketball games right after, it’s a full day of Bobcat pride. Who’s planning to show up in gold and grab a free rally towel? Let’s talk: What does this win mean for Bozeman? #Sports #Bobcats #Bozeman

Ernest Harris

Big boost for Bozeman Lodge seniors

$34 million in fresh financing is headed to Bozeman Lodge, giving this local senior living community a major upgrade. With the new funds, residents can expect improvements to their apartments and shared spaces—think better amenities and more comfort. The deal also means more financial flexibility for the operators, which could help keep Bozeman a top spot for seniors in Montana. For families and residents, this could mean an even better experience right here in Gallatin Valley. What changes would you love to see at Bozeman Lodge? #Business #Bozeman #SeniorLiving

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