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Big Sky Futures is led by students, Big Sky Chamber, LMLC By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR Eighteen local businesses and nonprofits tabled at the Lone Peak High School gym on April 27, sharing insights into potential career paths like construction, hospitality, firefighting, health care and wellness. The annual fair is led by students in the
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Radio-famous republican wants to continue Zinke’s knack for ‘conservation consensus’ By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR Editor’s note: This story describes a private meeting organized by Outlaw Partners, the publisher of Explore Big Sky. Outlaw Partners plans to conduct similar meetings with other candidates representing all political parties. One of Montana’s candidates for U.S. Congress, Aaron
Initiative crosses finish line with 90-plus-percent support; voters select candidates for school board, Resort Tax board By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR The multi-year effort to create a hospital or “wellness” district in Big Sky has finally crossed the finish line, with Big Sky voters demonstrating clear support for the initiative that will bring millions of
Volunteers dismayed as thrift switches from volunteer-run model to paid staff; YCCF eliminates role held by founding manager By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR In late 2022, the Yellowstone Club Community Foundation announced exciting plans for a subsidized, volunteer-run thrift store to cut down on local waste and offer discount goods to support livability for Big
Raised in Big Sky, Blechta served on the Resort Tax board for eight pivotal years By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR To celebrate her final day of service to the Big Sky Resort Area District, Sarah Blechta was given a pink sash with the mantra that guided her eight years of leadership: “Better Together.” During the
Transportation district aims to hire expert on road infrastructure to address Big Sky needs By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR In a growing community that increasingly strains its transportation infrastructure, leaders are looking to create a position to take charge of planning and maintenance. During the May 13 Madison-Gallatin Joint County Commission meeting, Bayard Dominick, chair
Jordan Dommer is ‘going to need all the support he can get’ By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR Jordan Dommer, a resident of Big Sky and member of the local workforce, faces a long road to recovery after a motorcycle accident in the Gallatin Canyon on May 10. Dommer, 43, suffered numerous injuries including a broken
After mercy-rule loss to begin 2026 tournament, 10u Royals surge back to championship By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR More than 1,200 highway miles from the fountains of Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, the Big Sky Royals—full of local nine- and 10-year-olds—displayed some baseball grit in their end-of-season tournament, finishing in second place behind an undefeated
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Big Horns place three girls in top five; Leydig takes individual title By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR The class of 2026 crew on Lone Peak High School’s girls golf team will forever be remembered for the remarkable feat of winning the Class B state championship twice in three years. On Tuesday and Wednesday, May 19
‘We are about to head outside of our little bubble, into a great expanse’ By Jack Reaney SENIOR EDITOR On Sunday, May 24, Lone Peak High School celebrated the Class of 2026 with a ceremony full of reflective, encouraging and humorous speeches. Big Sky School District Superintendent Dr. Dustin Shipman began thanking families, friends, teachers
