Bozeman, United States (Local)
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Jen's focus is primarily local, covering events and government announcements in Bozeman, Montana, and the surrounding areas. She covers a wide range of topics such as sports, family & relationships, entertainment news, government & politics related to the local area.
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Resort Tax approves budget addition for hiring financing district consultants By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Big Sky Resort Area District will hire consultants to complete reports for a potential creation of a Targeted Economic Development District, or TEDD, in Big Sky. On June 10, Resort Tax amended its budget to attach $200,000 for the hiring
Instead of two week rotating stints, local organizations partner to subsidize year-round employee’s rent By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER In the winter, James Dalpiaz is able to predict how his day will look as soon as he wakes up. “I pretty much know when I'm gonna be in a plow truck when I wake up
Big Sky Futbol Club, The Waypoint hosts World Cup watch party By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER The last time the U.S. hosted the FIFA World Cup was in 1994. In the crowd of a Washington D.C. game was a 10-year-old Doug Hare with his dad. They traveled from Richmond, Virginia, to see the global soccer
Over $80 million will be needed for major projects, plus millions in upgrades By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Three sewer districts in Big Sky outlined collective needs totaling over $80 million at a Big Sky Resort Area District meeting July 8. Johnny O’Connor, executive director of the Big Sky County Water and Sewer District, explained
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Outdoor performances of Opera Montana’s adaptation of Maclean’s 1976 novel offer locals unique previews By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Anglers may know how it feels for the world to fall away as the river runs past their shins. Opera Montana’s “A River Runs Through It,” adapting Norman Maclean’s 50-year-old novel about family, love and fly
The organization raising awareness and funds for epilepsy care and research in Montana received over $119,500 in donations July 16 By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Editor’s note: Explore Big Sky is published by Outlaw Partners, the producer of Big Sky PBR. Fans wore violet shirts, bandanas and pins for Purple Night, the first night of
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It’s the first approval for 25-foot buffer zone bill for law enforcement, teeing it up for committee introduction in 2027 session By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Twenty-five feet: it’s approximately the length of five standard park benches, a large male Orca whale, or half the width of a professional basketball court. The distance is also
Panel with PERC, Yellowstone National Park superintendent, notes collaboration needed for conservation solutions By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Editor’s note: Outlaw Partners produces Wildlands and is the publisher of Explore Big Sky. In front of a large crowd at the Wildlands charity auction, under the Big Sky Events Arena tent, Brian Yablonski, CEO of Property
By Jen Clancey STAFF WRITER Six months ahead of the deadline, Montana adopted new federal rules about the Medicaid expansion program on July 1. The result could lead to 31,000 Montanans losing Medicaid coverage, according to an analysis by Montana Healthcare Foundation. The Medicaid expansion program was adopted by Montana to cover individuals earning low
EBS STAFF The long-running annual festival of culture and the arts will be back in town this weekend from Aug. 7-9. The festival has been around since 1949, showcasing local art, live music, dance, theater and offering plenty of food options. Sweet Pea will be held at Lindley Park. All proceeds from the festival go
