Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of August.
Good morning, Bozeman.
Cyclists of all ages are invited to ride on Saturday, Aug.
29 in a community bike ride hosted by the Bozeman Rotary Club to support HRDC youth programs, with various routes beginning and ending at Lindley Center + packet pickup on Friday, Aug. 28 at HRDC’s Market Place.
Streamline buses celebrated 20 years of free transit in Gallatin Valley on Thursday as community leaders and riders marked the milestone; City Commissioner Emma Bode announced a late‑night route in Downtown on Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8:00 p.m. to 2:25 a.m., offering an option amid rising fuel costs.
Fire crews responded to the Battle Ridge Fire that ignited Thursday west of Highway 86 near Brackett Creek Trailhead and spread to about 3 acres — officials from Custer Gallatin National Forest urged residents to avoid the trail while working on containment.
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Bozeman Lice Clinic Helps Local Families Prepare for Back-to-School Head Lice
With Bozeman-area children returning to school, Natural Choice Lice Solutions is reminding local parents what to look for—and that professional help is available locally when head lice enters the household. Natural Choice Lice Solutions has served Bozeman and surrounding communities since 2020, providing professional lice checks and 100% natural, pesticide-free, hands-on lice and nit removal.
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