Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, August sixth. Kicking off today, city leaders are once again considering the proposal for a six-story boutique hotel downtown. After a previous rejection back in May, the developers are back before the city commission this week, aiming to bring more lodging and some rooftop views right in the heart of Bozeman. Local business owners and residents remain divided; some are hoping this could give tourism a boost, while others worry about losing that small-town charm and navigating even more downtown construction.On the community safety front, Bozeman police announced they have arrested a suspect charged with attempted deliberate homicide following an incident earlier this morning. Details are still unfolding, but authorities say there is no ongoing threat to the public as of now. Meanwhile, the statewide search continues for the suspect linked to the tragic shooting in Anaconda, with law enforcement emphasizing this remains their top priority for public safety.Looking toward things to do today and this week, the options are plentiful. Tonight at the Bacchus Pub, trivia returns for those ready to test their wits, starting at six thirty. Over at the Museum of the Rockies, history buffs can catch History on Tap, the summer lecture series, beginning at five thirty.Then on Thursday evening, Music on Main brings live music back to downtown, so bring your friends and enjoy the open-air concerts from six thirty to eight thirty. If you want to take in some local art, the Summer Art Walk lights up Main Street on Friday starting at six, showcasing local galleries and artists with refreshments along the way. And for grownups eager for a unique experience, the Museum of the Rockies is hosting Birds and Brews—a special exploration evening for adults—this Thursday at six.Gear up for the weekend as well. Saturday features a Fairy Lake Fossil Hike with the Museum, plus comedy fans can catch Whiz Bang Intoxicating Comedy at Last Best Comedy late Saturday night.Music lovers have plenty to look forward to this August. The ELM music venue keeps the energy going tonight with an Acoustic Evening featuring Michael Franti and Spearhead. And keep an eye out for tickets to see artists like Kip Moore, Yung Gravy, and Margo Price all coming through town in the coming weeks.Looking ahead, mark your calendars for August fifteenth as Montana State University and the Downtown Bozeman Association put on the thirteenth annual Cat Walk, a Main Street pep rally celebrating Bobcat spirit with live music, treats for kids, and athlete meet-and-greets. And for those who love live music festivals, Rappin The Rivers returns August fifteenth in nearby Cardwell, promising two days of hip-hop, EDM, and camping under the big Montana sky.In the world of sports, excitement is already building for Montana State football. The Bobcats face off against South Dakota State in September, hoping to extend their home win streak and rebound after last season’s heartbreak in the national title game. With new faces and local stars returning, there is plenty of buzz around the blue and gold.That wraps up your Bozeman Local Frequency for today. Whether you are downtown for music, supporting your team, or just enjoying some local flavor, there is something for everyone this week. This has been Bozeman Local Frequency. We will 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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