Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Friday, May 30th, 2025. We hope you’re starting your day with a cup of hot coffee and a big Montanan smile because there is a lot happening around town today.First up, let’s talk community milestones. The Salvation Army is expanding its reach in the Gallatin Valley with a brand new facility. This week saw the official groundbreaking at 840 North 19th Avenue, where local and state leaders gathered to celebrate what this new space will bring to Bozeman. The facility promises to enhance the Salvation Army’s ability to serve the growing needs of our area, offering everything from an improved food pantry and emergency assistance to youth programs, childcare, and a welcoming worship center. It’s a major investment in the wellbeing of local families, aiming to offer hope and direct support to those facing hardship. If you’re interested in how this project will shape Bozeman’s future, keep an eye on the progress as construction moves forward.On the city front, the new recommended annual operating budget for fiscal year 2026 has just been distributed to the City Commission. This document helps guide how Bozeman will invest in services, infrastructure, and city improvements in the coming year. While budget talks can seem dry, they have a direct impact on everything from public parks to emergency services and even the potholes that might have rattled your morning commute. Expect more updates as commissioners review and discuss the plan in the coming weeks.As for things to do today—bring your appetite to the Gallatin County Fairgrounds for the third annual Food Truck Festival. From 4 to 8 PM, the Cancer Support Community Montana is hosting an evening packed with delicious eats, big flavors, and family fun. Whether you’re craving a crepe, hearty barbecue, southern comfort food, pizza, or something icy and sweet, there’s a food truck for you. Enjoy everything from Piece of Crepe and Mo'Bowls to Mafia Pizza and Tropical Sno, all while supporting a great cause. This is a fantastic way to kick off the weekend, connect with friends, and help make a difference for community members facing cancer.And in other local happenings, Bozeman’s ongoing conversation about urban deer and town hall forums continues, so if urban wildlife or local governance is your thing, keep an eye on city news for updates and ways to get involved in shaping your neighborhood.That wraps up today’s local roundup. So whether you’re planning to dig into some festival fare, engage with your community, or just take in the beauty of Bozeman, we hope your Friday is off to a great start. 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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