Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, May 31. We’re bringing you the headlines, happenings, and hidden gems that make our community buzz.Let’s start with a heartwarming update: after a week of concern, the elderly man reported missing in the area has been found safe. Thanks to the efforts of local law enforcement and neighbors who kept an eye out, he’s now back home with family. In other uplifting news, thirteen rescue dogs have arrived from a high-kill shelter and are looking for forever homes here in Bozeman. If you’ve been on the fence about adopting, the Humane Society is encouraging locals to come meet these loving animals and offer them a new lease on life.For families, today marks the return of free summer lunches at the Bozeman Public Library. After a year-long pause, the program is back, ensuring kids and teens have healthy meals all summer long. Volunteers are excited to see familiar faces and new ones too, supporting our efforts to keep every child fed while school’s out.If you’re in the mood for something lively, the Gallatin County Fairgrounds is hosting the Spring Rendezvous Brewfest, featuring breweries from across Montana. There’s also a public town hall at 11 this morning at the fairgrounds indoor arena, inviting folks to learn about local issues and participate in the conversation shaping our city.Looking for family-friendly entertainment? The Yellowstone Country’s Got Talent showcase kicks off at 4 PM, bringing together singers, dancers, circus acts, and even animal tricks. Later, celebrate diversity and inclusion at Bozeman’s Pride in the Park, with activities, educational talks, and a resource fair highlighting LGBTQ+ history and culture—a great way to connect and show your support.Music fans have plenty to choose from tonight. Bridger Brewing’s Headwaters Lager Festival in Three Forks promises craft beer and outdoor fun, while The ELM will host Napalm Death and Melvins for those craving heavy vibes. You’ll also find Collin Morlock performing at Mint, and Funky Moto bringing old-school grooves to downtown.In city news, don’t forget to check out the latest updates from the City of Bozeman website, where you can find details on recent council decisions, upcoming public meetings, and how to stay involved in shaping Bozeman’s future.Finally, a shout-out to the veterans and Gold Star Families honored during Memorial Day events this past week. Volunteers planted thousands of flags at local cemeteries, reminding us of the community’s deep respect for those who served.That wraps up your Bozeman Local Frequency for today. Wherever your Saturday takes you, enjoy the spirit and warmth of our town. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We’ll see you tomorrow with more local updates.This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

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