Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, May 15th, 2025. Ready for another beautiful Montana day? Let’s kick things off with the latest from around town.First up, schools across Bozeman and the state are feeling the financial pinch as they head toward the end of the academic year. Local districts are working through some tough budget conversations, considering how to maintain programs and support staff while balancing the books. On a brighter note for students, several scholarship announcements around the region have given high school seniors a boost as graduation season swings into full gear, so there’s still plenty of reason to celebrate for the class of 2025.Outside, crews are back at work sprucing up Burke Park’s trail system this week. If you’re a runner, biker, or just a fan of a good walk, you may notice some temporary trail closures as the city improves surfaces and signage. The city is asking folks to keep an eye on posted detours and respect closures to help keep everyone safe and progress on schedule.Tonight, neighbors in the University area will gather for the annual University Neighborhood Association spring meeting. That’s happening at 6:30 at MSU’s American Indian Hall. If you live nearby or just want to learn more about what’s new in the neighborhood, everyone’s welcome to attend and join the conversation on local projects and initiatives.Meanwhile, there’s ongoing discussion about zoning changes in Bozeman’s Bon Ton District. Some residents are voicing concerns that updates to the city’s Unified Development Code might shift the character of their neighborhood, so if you care about Bozeman’s growth and planning, now is a great time to stay engaged and let your voice be heard.On the community safety front, the Gallatin County Sheriff’s Office reports a positive outcome after they recently located a previously missing teen. Local authorities continue to encourage the community to reach out with information about people or incidents of concern, reinforcing the strong ties that help keep Bozeman safe.And finally, whether you’re new in town or a Bozeman lifer, don’t forget to check out the latest happenings in the local business scene. From new eateries to shops and services, there’s always something opening up in and around downtown. Keep your eyes peeled for special events and sidewalk sales as we cruise into summer.That wraps up your morning rundown. 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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