Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, November 2, 2025. Thanks for waking up with us, and let’s jump right into what’s happening around Bozeman today and what’s making news in our community.It’s a classic, crisp November morning, and there’s no shortage of things to energize your Sunday in Bozeman. For families and kids, the Bozeman Maze on East Valley Center Drive is open from 10 to 6, ready for you to weave your way through before it closes for the season. Over at the Bozeman Public Library, younger scientists ages five to eleven can dig into some hands-on exploration at the Big Kid STEAM Play session starting at 2 this afternoon. Or, if you’re in the mood for a little cinematic nostalgia, catch The Princess Bride at Bozeman High School, always a crowd pleaser and a perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon with the family.For students needing a productive place to prep for the week, SHINE Beer Sanctuary downtown is hosting a special Sunday Student Study Day. Fuel up on coffee, settle in, and see what a difference a change of scenery makes.If you’re feeling inspired musically, the Montana State University School of Music offers a free and open-to-the-public senior recital with Tanner Crow and Nate Deuel tonight at Reynolds Recital Hall at 7:30. It’s a great opportunity to support emerging local talent and experience the creative side of campus life.The city is still buzzing about the Gallatin Raptors’ thrilling victory at Bozeman Sports Park: the boys’ soccer team clinched their first ever Class AA state title with senior Ezekiel Leighton netting a hat trick. This historic win is a testament to the dedication of Bozeman’s young athletes and their growing reputation in Montana sports.And in the science world, Bozeman is on the map again as Montana State University researchers have developed a new life-saving medical device that’s already showing promise for patients in clinical trials. This innovation not only highlights MSU’s engineering and biomedical strengths, but underscores how local minds are impacting global healthcare.On a broader Montana note, a major donation is making headlines — Dale and Janet Veseth have gifted their 38,000-acre cattle ranch, valued at over twenty-one million dollars, to a rancher-founded nonprofit. Their aim is to ensure that this working ranch remains in agriculture for generations to come—a reminder of how deep the roots of stewardship run here in Montana.Before you head out, bundle up, as November mornings are brisk, but the afternoon sun promises a bit of warmth. Whether you’re spending today getting lost in a maze, cheering on local talent, or just grabbing a coffee downtown, Bozeman is buzzing with life and possibility this Sunday.This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.For more http://www.quietplease.aiGet the best deals https://amzn.to/3ODvOtaThis content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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