Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, November 6, 2025.First up, the big news from the polls. Bozeman voters made their voices heard on Tuesday and the early results are in. Douglas Fischer has taken a decisive lead in the mayoral race, setting him up to serve first as deputy mayor before taking the official role. Commissioner Emma Bode is returning for another term, and joining her on the city commission is newcomer Alison Sweeney. Voters also delivered a clear message on the much-debated WARD ballot initiative, rejecting the proposal that would have required a third of new development units to be priced below market if using the city’s water rights program. Mayor-elect Fischer has expressed gratitude for the community’s trust and says addressing affordable housing remains top of the agenda as Bozeman looks down the road at growth and development. Turnout was reported just under 30 percent, showing strong engagement for a local election.Weatherwise, it’s classic November in Bozeman, which means layers are your friend as you head out the door today. Expect crisp fall air, possibly a dusting of early snow, and that Montana sky putting on a show.Now for happenings around town. If you’re up for a little midweek fun, tonight packs a double feature of live entertainment. The legendary rock band Styx, with special guest Loverboy, is taking the stage at the Brick Breeden Fieldhouse at 7:30pm. Expect all the hits, high energy, and a crowd ready for classic rock anthems.Over at the Crawford Theater inside the Emerson, the Bozeman Doc Series returns at 7pm with Natchez, perfect for those who crave true stories and thought-provoking film. And if comedy’s more your thing, Last Best Comedy is hosting Thursday Night Out at 7pm. It’s a great excuse to grab a friend and catch some clever sets from local and touring acts. And for all you trivia buffs, SHINE Beer Sanctuary is running its regular Thursday trivia night—test your knowledge and maybe win a prize.Looking ahead, Montana State Bobcats are home this weekend facing Weber State. MSU is ranked number three and fans are fired up for another big win at Bobcat Stadium. Sports, music, and comedy—no shortage of ways to get out and connect this week.And in a boost to Bozeman’s startup and tech landscape, Next Frontier Capital, right here in town, has just invested in Mindsmith, an e-learning company accelerating AI-powered training for organizations. It’s another sign of Bozeman’s growing influence far beyond the Gallatin Valley.That’s your Thursday snapshot—local leadership, art, sports, and innovation, all thriving right here. 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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