Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 14th of March.
Good morning, Bozeman.
A construction worker saved two people in a Big Sky vehicle accident when he used his truck's tow strap to stop a car from sliding further down an embankment.
Big Sky Fire Department rescued two people trapped in a rolled car with help from a bystander—firefighters acted quickly to free the occupants.
Bozeman Police Detective Jake Ahmann said scammers are sending texts that play on emotions—offering free tech or threatening legal action—and he warned residents to never share personal or financial details if they get a suspicious call.
A local man named Robert Backman went to court after a woman reported he pointed what appeared to be a rifle at her and her 15-year-old daughter in Bozeman neighborhoods—police located his car and home and his next hearing is scheduled for March 28 with bail set at $5,000.
For five years, Montana Goat Farm has rented its goats to community members for grazing to reduce wildfire risk.
Owner Kim Stolte said between 60 and 80 goats clear brush quickly during summer—protecting local farmland and homes.
The Montana Department of Labor and Industry held rapid response job transition events at all 18 job service offices to help laid-off federal workers begin their search for new jobs.
State staff explained how to apply for unemployment insurance and market skills—there are more than 650 local job openings, including over 300 state positions.
Local police and firefighters will meet on March 28 in Bozeman for the second annual Frozen Frontline hockey game—this event benefits local nonprofits.
Pub 317's Run to the Pub Half Marathon and 10K
This annual event in Bozeman features a half marathon and a 10K with scenic loop courses, starting at Pub 317 and including opportunities for prizes.
Brence Platner's Magic Show in Bozeman
Brence Platner's The Bozeman Show offers an hour-long performance featuring mind-bending illusions and feats, marking his first appearance in Bozeman during his 50-state tour.
Paint & Sip - Sunset Wildflowers at Livingston Bar & Grille
This beginner-friendly painting class invites participants to enjoy a fun evening of creativity while sipping beverages with friends.
Live Music Performance by Tom Catmull
Tom Catmull, a distinguished figure in the Montana music scene, will perform a blend of acoustic blues and rock at Bozeman Hot Springs.
In Conversation: The Earth Beneath our Feet
7 p.m. | Rialto | Ticketed event | Engage with artists and thinkers discussing the legacy of ceramics and the natural world.
Frozen Frontline | 2nd Annual Police vs Fire Ice Hockey Fundraiser
Join us for our 2nd Annual Bozeman Police vs Fire Hockey Game at the Haynes Pavilion (Bottcher Rink)! 6:00 PM | Friday, March 28 | Entry by donation | Seating limited.
Spring Card Show
10 AM - 5 PM | Gallatin County Fairgrounds | FREE Admission | Bozeman’s largest sports cards and pokemon show with over 100 tables and fun activities.
Foreshadow Record Release Celebration
1–3:30 p.m. — Shane Lalani Center for the Arts — Pay what you can — Celebrate the release of Foreshadow's new record with an engaging matinee performance.
Bingo Night
6:30-9:00 p.m. — The Office Liquor Store and Lounge — $20 for 10 games — Enjoy a fun evening of bingo with cash prizes up for grabs.
Garagarama 2025
8 a.m. – 3 p.m. — Gallatin County Fairgrounds — Booth rentals available — Explore a massive garage sale featuring art, antiques, and a silent auction.
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