Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, September 7th, 2025.Kicking off your day, hundreds of runners are already making their way from the southern foothills into downtown for the Bozeman Half Marathon and 10K. If you’re looking for a mid-morning reason to cheer, grab your coffee and head to Main Street to encourage these athletes as they cross the finish line. The race started at 8 AM and brings a big crowd, so expect some road closures and a festive mood around town. Whether you’re racing, spectating, or just soaking up the energy, the post-race area will have snacks and beverages waiting for participants, plus you might get a peek at some elite local runners chasing course records.Last night, Bobcat Stadium was packed for one of the most anticipated football games in recent memory. Montana State went toe-to-toe against South Dakota State in their annual Gold Rush showdown, and it was the kind of nail-biter fans dream about. The Bobcats battled all the way into double overtime, but fell just short when the Jackrabbits stopped a fourth-down run inside the five, sealing a 30-24 win. Standout performances included quarterback Justin Lamson with over 200 yards of total offense and Adam Jones with a crucial overtime touchdown. Bobcat pride was on full display—not just for the game, but for bringing two top-three ranked teams to Bozeman for the first time ever. The Cats will regroup and face San Diego next weekend, so keep that blue and gold handy and get ready for another home game.Looking for something to do this afternoon? Main Street transforms at 1 PM for the “Tents to Town” celebration, honoring Bozeman’s rich history and spirit. If you’re in the mood for fresh air, Rocky Creek Farm opens its gates for a community gathering at 3 PM featuring local artisans, live music, and food trucks—perfect for families and anyone wanting to meet neighbors.And speaking of music, yesterday the Bozeman Symphony brought classical strings to Pony Park for a free outdoor concert, blending harp and violin with the beauty of open-space Montana. This partnership with Montana Shakespeare in the Parks means more live concerts are popping up in small towns across the region, so keep your ears open for future performances.For those feeling active, mark your calendar for upcoming events like the Gallatin River Cleanup, the Watershed Bike Tours, and new farmers market dates around Livingston and Manhattan. Bozeman keeps the calendar packed all fall, with plenty for both locals and visitors.That’s all for today. 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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