Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, October 29, 2025.As the sun rises over Bozeman, the community is coming together in a mix of reflection and anticipation. Starting on a serious note, local authorities are investigating a fatal vehicle fire. One person has been arrested and the Gallatin County Sheriff's Office has conducted an autopsy, offering reassurance that the situation is under control and that public safety remains a top priority. Meanwhile, a Belgrade police officer is recovering in stable condition after an officer-involved shooting in the Crockett Street area on Monday evening. The Montana Department of Justice has taken over the investigation, and officials say there’s no ongoing threat to the public. Police thank local agencies and ask folks to continue avoiding the area as they complete their work.On a lighter note, the Bozeman community is full of activities and events today. If you're seeking inspiration, the Woven Wednesday gathering at Studio Wheelhouse on Evergreen Drive runs this afternoon from three to five. Admission is free with your studio ticket, and it's all about creativity and connection. Book lovers can join the Turn The Page Book Club at the Bozeman Public Library’s Ponderosa Room from five to six, or settle into the Country Bookshelf downtown for their monthly discussion at five thirty. This month’s pick is Shirley Jackson’s eerie classic, We Have Always Lived in the Castle, making it a perfect pre-Halloween read.Speaking of Halloween, anticipation is building for end-of-month festivities. Tomorrow and Thursday offer opportunities for costumed fun, like the Boo Bash at the Gallatin Valley YMCA and the Monster Mash Pickleball Bash at The Picklr. If you prefer live tunes, Paige & the Overtones are performing at Bozeman Hot Springs Thursday evening, while the Gallatin History Museum hosts its spooky Gallows, Graves, and Ghost Towns program both Thursday and Friday nights. Trivia buffs might get a chance to flex their brain muscles tonight downtown, and anyone looking to keep the good conversations going can check out Charitable Advisor Roundtable at The Baxter from eleven thirty to four.On the campus front, Montana State University is celebrating Ag Week, highlighting agriculture’s impact and the season’s bounty throughout the week, with details unfolding across campus and beyond. The Women's Outdoor Adventure Club is also seeking a new advisor—if you have a passion for outdoor activities and community building, this could be your chance to get involved.In business news, Bozeman is being represented nationally as eleven Montana small business owners travel to Washington, D.C. for the largest-ever Small Business Summit. Local entrepreneur Jessica Dehn says despite the federal government shutdown, optimism runs high and addressing inflation remains a priority for local shop owners.For those paying respects, there’s a visitation this morning at Dahl Funeral and Cremation Service for Claudia Albrecht. It’s a moment for community remembrance and reflection before heading out on today’s adventures.And with the wintry weather already making an entrance this week, Yellowstone National Park has reopened some roads after the last storm, inviting hardy visitors to enjoy a crisp, snowy landscape.That’s the pulse of Bozeman this morning. From serious news to celebrations, creative gatherings to campus happenings, there’s always something here connecting us. 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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