Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Tuesday, June 17, 2025.Kicking things off, the City Commission is meeting tonight at 6 p.m. in the Commission Meeting Room at City Hall on North Rouse. These meetings are a chance for Bozeman locals to stay informed and involved in the decisions shaping our city, so whether you want your voice heard or just want to listen in, you are always welcome. If you are curious about city policy or want to see democracy in action, tonight’s session is a great opportunity.Wildfire season is here and the community is keeping a close eye on the Hilger Valley Fire. Containment efforts have been making steady progress, and local officials are reminding everyone to stay vigilant as conditions can change quickly. As always, if you live in the outskirts or plan summer camping trips, keep tabs on local fire watches and observe any burn bans in effect.For those looking to expand their horizons, there is a compelling lecture this evening at the Bozeman Public Library. At 6 p.m., writer Lindsay Tran will present “A Woman, Awakening: Mary MacLane in Butte, America,” exploring the life and legacy of one of Montana’s most interesting early 20th-century writers. It is free, open to the public, and a fantastic way to tap into local history and literature.As for entertainment, Bozeman’s buzzing events calendar means there is something for everyone. The Paddling Film Festival is coming to the Big Sky Waypoint on Ousel Falls Road, showcasing adventure films for outdoor enthusiasts. Meanwhile, the Summer Pool League continues at the Eagles Bar on East Main, so if you think you have the skills, or just want a casual night out, head on over and join the fun. For more options, there are local music shows, art exhibits, and evening hangouts happening everywhere from downtown to the parks.And let’s not forget about the great outdoors. As temperatures climb, area trails and rivers are open and inviting. Locals are already taking full advantage, hiking, biking, and floating the Gallatin. Remember to pack your sunscreen, respect the trails, and, as always, be bear aware out there.That wraps up your slice of Bozeman for today. Whether you are heading to a city meeting, catching a film, joining a league, or simply embracing Montana’s endless summer days, there is always something happening in the BoZone. 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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