Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, September 22, 2025.Today starts off crisp and lively across the Gallatin Valley, where the first hints of autumn are beginning to color the mornings. If you’re planning some time outdoors, a heads up for hikers and trail lovers: the Twin Cabin Trail Number 46 on the Bozeman Ranger District is closed temporarily due to recent bear attractants found in the area. The closure runs at least through October, so remember to stay bear-aware and choose an alternative route if you’re headed into the woods today.For local families and lovers of all things literary, Bozeman Pond Park is hosting a free Literacy Trail event for young children ages five and under. It’s a perfect excuse to get outside, and maybe hear a favorite story or two under the open sky. Meanwhile, teens can try their hands at creative craft projects like beaded lizards and dragons at the Bozeman Public Library—a little hands-on fun as the new school week begins.While many local happenings wrapped up over the weekend, there’s plenty to look back on and look forward to. The Montana State Bobcats women’s golf team is traveling to Spokane today, fresh off a record-setting home tournament win at the Yellowstone Intercollegiate. We wish them luck as they take on teams from across the Northwest at the Kalispel Invitational, with live coverage available online for those wanting to follow along and support some hometown talent.If you’re in the mood to engage more with your community this week, auditions for Holiday Noir are happening at the Emerson Center for the Arts and Culture starting this evening, giving theater lovers in Bozeman a shot at the local stage. And don’t forget, there’s always something brewing downtown—whether it’s trivia night at Bacchus Pub or planning ahead for next weekend’s ballroom dance season opener at the Senior Center.On the state front, the Montana Department of Labor and Industry is launching its Montanans at Work tour, with a mission of connecting businesses and workers to resources and training as part of the 406 JOBS initiative. Though the first stops are in Missoula and Helena, the focus on economic opportunity is sure to ripple here in Bozeman, where a thriving workforce is the lifeblood of our growing town.That’s your morning pulse of Bozeman—where outdoor adventures, local talent, and community spirit keep us all moving forward. Make it a great Monday, neighbors. 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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