Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, July 17, 2025.If you’re headed out on your morning commute, be aware that construction kicked off this morning on 19th Avenue, between Main Street and Kagy Boulevard, causing some delays for drivers. This project is an extension of the North 19th improvements, so if you’re traveling in that corridor, plan for a few extra minutes. Another traffic note: Bozeman’s Streamline bus service is now officially under the leadership of the Gallatin Valley Urban Transportation District, aiming to improve public transit reliability for locals and visitors alike.Bozeman Police are ramping up their efforts against impaired driving, so expect increased patrols and traffic stops around town tonight. On the safety front, Gallatin County Sheriff’s Search and Rescue responded to Sourdough Canyon earlier this week to help a hiker who slipped, punctured their leg, and fell into Bozeman Creek while fishing. Thanks to fast-acting responders, the individual received first aid and is recovering well.There’s a lot to celebrate at Montana State University this summer. The university invites nominations for its Outstanding Ag Leader Award, honoring the people shaping Montana’s agricultural future. And it’s the end of an era as MSU marks the departure of President Waded Cruzado, whose legacy leaves a lasting imprint on both campus and community.Tonight kicks off a packed lineup of events. The Gallatin County Fairgrounds buzzes with activity for the Big Sky Country State Fair, featuring exhibits, rides, local food, and live performances from 7:30 to 11. For music fans, Bozeman Hot Springs hosts a family-friendly show starting at 7, and Pine Creek Lodge in Livingston has a concert with tickets still available. If theater is more your speed, head to The Ellen Theatre for Cabaret at 7:30. Expect a vibrant performance and a lively crowd ready for a night out downtown. After the music winds down, keep the party going with the rooftop Summer Soiree Dance Party, spinning groovy hits from the 70s above Main Street—no better way to make the most of these warm, midsummer nights.Outdoorsy types might want to check out the ribbon cutting for the all-abilities trails at Sunset Hills today at 10 AM, expanding Bozeman’s trail accessibility for everyone. And don’t forget to stay hydrated—temperatures are soaring past 90 today, and local shelters are reminding everyone to look out for vulnerable neighbors as the summer heat peaks.Finally, for Bozeman Bucks baseball fans, the team rebounded impressively after a tough loss to the Kalispell Lakers, thanks to some standout pitching.That’s your rundown of everything local this Thursday. Whether you’re hitting the fair, catching live music, or just enjoying the sunshine, Bozeman is buzzing with energy and things to do.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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