Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, September twentieth. The sun is up, the air is crisp, and Bozeman is buzzing with everything from big events to family-friendly fun, so let’s dig in.Our top story this morning is about an incident Thursday afternoon, as Bozeman Police responded quickly and arrested a twenty-year-old man, Jacob Wrenn, after he reportedly held two residents at gunpoint. Authorities say the situation was resolved safely and Wrenn is now in custody. While unsettling, it’s a reminder of our community’s resilience and the ongoing efforts by law enforcement to keep our neighborhoods secure.Shifting gears to education, Bozeman had some notable visitors yesterday. Governor Greg Gianforte and U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon stopped by Morning Star Elementary as part of a nationwide tour focusing on returning educational decisions to the states. They highlighted local innovation, like the Bozeman Reads program, which aims to boost early literacy before kids even hit kindergarten. It’s always good to see Bozeman’s schools get recognition for trying new solutions that serve our youngest learners.Now, if you’re looking for something to do today, there’s plenty happening around town. Book lovers can join the Classics Book Club at the Bozeman Public Library from ten to noon. For families, check out the free Literacy Trail at Bozeman Pond Park, aimed at children up to five — a great way to enjoy reading and the outdoors together. The Phoenix Garden Center is also offering open hours from ten to two, where all ages can explore the gardens and maybe spark some green thumbs.If your kids are looking for adventure, there’s a creative STEAM session at the library from two to three, designed for ages five to eleven. Teens aren’t left out either — head to the library from two to four for activities and a chance to connect with friends and mentors.This evening, Bozeman really comes alive. Hockey fans won’t want to miss the MSU Bobcats taking on Mercyhurst at Gallatin Ice starting at seven thirty. Last year’s matchup showed Mercyhurst is no pushover, so expect a competitive game, and note that Bobcat quarterback Justin Lamson currently leads the FCS in completion percentage this season.If you prefer music and dance, the Willson Auditorium is hosting “Sounds of America One” at seven thirty, bringing the works of Marsalis and Rachmaninoff to our stage with a local flourish. And for those wanting to hit the dance floor, Ballroom Dance Bozeman’s Autumn Dance season opener kicks off at seven tonight at the Tamarack Ballroom in the Senior Center.That’s just a taste of what’s happening around Bozeman today — from educational milestones to community events, and the ever-exciting pulse of sports and local arts, it’s clear this town is filled with opportunity and togetherness.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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