Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 18th of August.
Good morning, Bozeman.
On Sunday, Aug. 16, over 240 entries competed in the 26th Annual 'Cruisin' on Main' Car Show hosted by the Downtown Bozeman Association and Cancer Support Community Montana.
Steve Kidd’s 2013 Dodge Viper GTS won People’s Choice while winners in 15 categories were recognized across classic and custom car classes.
The first-ever Feral Feast in Wilsall will bring together foragers, hunters, anglers and chefs to explore Montana’s wild food and traditional foodways.
The festival takes place Aug. 22 at North Bridger Bison Ranch (8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.) and will feature cooking classes and seminars on responsible harvesting.
Gallatin Ice spent spring and summer renovating Haynes Pavilion in Bozeman to update seating, locker rooms, restaurant & more, with the rink set to reopen for hockey games at the end of September.
A Montana State professor and team analyzed sediment cores from Yellowstone’s Lower Geyser Basin, revealing that climate and hydrothermal shifts shaped vegetation and wildfires over 15,000 years.
Their work suggests lodgepole pine may stay dominant as warming could lead to fewer geyser eruptions and more wildfires (reflecting past dry spells).
Wildlife officials share mountain lion safety tips to help protect residents and pets in Montana's wooded areas — they warn that staying calm, keeping pets close, and making noise when encountering one can reduce risks after a recent pet attack in Neihart.
The FWP will change hunting rules at Missouri Headwaters State Park with a weekly lottery selecting 6 hunters per day, starting Wednesday, Aug.
26. Hunters will request dates online + receive maps showing approved zones while safety buffers protect campsites, parking areas, and trails.
A 21-acre property near MSU in Bozeman is on the market for $8.95 million as local business owners weigh its impact on Tai Lane.
They hope the university preserves the land and maintains community charm while the listing shows potential for commercial, multifamily or residential development (including varied options).
Bridger Creek is accepting registration for Fall League golf events; Wednesday Men's starts Sept.
2, and Tuesday Men's and Tuesday Ladies' begin Sept. 1 with fees of $40 and $30 respectively. Call 406-586-2333 or visit the Pro Shop to sign up (spots will fill quickly).
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