Good morning, Bozeman.

The Human Resource Development Council is asking residents in Gallatin, Park, and Meagher Counties to share their community needs through the 2025 Community Needs Assessment survey open until Monday, April 28.

Responses will help shape programs and form new partnerships — and those who participate may win a $50 gift card.

HRDC asks residents in Gallatin, Park, and Meagher Counties to complete its Community Needs Assessment before Monday, April 28 to help guide local programs, partnerships, and policy decisions for the next three years.

The survey is anonymous and takes just a few minutes — participants may enter a drawing for a $50 gift card.

Yesterday, the Museum of the Rockies hosted an Earth Day event on April 22 that featured a spring craft session from 10:00 a.m. to noon—attendees learned about local sustainability plans.

Three Forks High School juniors are building an outdoor kitchen today as part of a project that turns five courtyards into learning spaces from a $25 million remodel.

They work with Dick Anderson Construction—learning hands-on skills in culinary arts, safety, and construction under teacher Cathe Felz.

At the annual Gallatin Valley Earth Day Festival held Saturday at the local fairgrounds, MSU's Bridger Solar Team showed its solar-powered race car built over eight years.

Senior engineering students said the car uses solar panels and a battery pack to compete in the Formula Sun Grand Prix— a qualifier for the American Solar Challenge.

On Tuesday, the Montana Legislature passed House Bill 267 known as Bobby's Law, which strengthens DUI penalties by creating a new offense for aggravated vehicular homicide when a DUI causes a death — this law sets a maximum penalty of thirty years in prison and a fine of up to $50,000. The legislation memorializes Bobby Dewbre and received broad bipartisan support.

The Bozeman City Commission placed winter parking improvements on its agenda after receiving significant public input over recent months—officials will review options to increase street parking during the winter season.

Gallatin City-County Health Department is hosting MMR vaccine clinics to curb measles after five cases were confirmed last week.

One clinic runs today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Gallatin County Fairgrounds and another will run Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Three Forks Ambulance Bay — an additional clinic is planned next week at their temporary office at 400 E. Babcock Street — to boost vaccine access.

Josh Blue Live

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The ELM — Tickets starting at $41 — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Josh Blue in Bozeman.

Jim Messina & The Road Runners Concert

8 p.m. — The ELM — Ticket prices vary — Experience the iconic sound of Jim Messina and relive classic hits from a celebrated career.

Blake Brightman Band Live Performance

7:30-11:30 p.m. — Fainting Goat Pub — $16.90/month for subscriptions — Enjoy electrifying American rock fused with country and southern blues sounds.

Martin Sexton Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The ELM — $40 — Experience the soulful sounds of Martin Sexton live in Bozeman.

Katie Hall Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — Bozeman Hot Springs — Cost Info Not Provided — Enjoy an evening with the talented country artist Katie Hall, showcasing her classical voice training and local performances.

Loving Loic's Donor Lounge - Give Big

You are invited to be a part of Give Big in Gallatin Valley. Dave's Sushi is hosting the Second Annual Donor Lounge for the Loving Loic Foundation

Dirtwire Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The ELM — $32 — Catch Dirtwire live for an electric evening of music in Bozeman.

Bitter Roots Revival

7-10 p.m. — Bozeman Hot Springs — Check event page for ticket info — Enjoy an eclectic mix of bluegrass, folk, and rock reminiscent of legends like the Beatles and Dolly Parton.

Victor Wooten Concert

8:00–9:30 PM — The ELM — $44 — Enjoy an electrifying performance by renowned bassist Victor Wooten in the heart of Bozeman.

Rod Morrison Live Performance

7-10 p.m. — Bozeman Hot Springs — Cost info not provided — Helena's Rod Morrison brings a refined rock 'n roll sound influenced by legends like the Rolling Stones.

Adaptive Aquatics Coordinator

Are you interested in celebrating all abilities and removing barriers to swimming? Are you passionate about aquatic activities’ benefits to well-being? Eagle Mount is seeking an Aquatics Program Coordinator to support the delivery of the Adaptive Aquatics program, including teaching water aerobics, lifeguarding open exercise pool use, and communicating with program participants. This is a year-round, non-exempt position, $21 to $25/hr DOE and eligible for part-time benefits. Scheduling can be flexible for up to 24 hours per week.