Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Wednesday, August 27, 2025. Let’s get right into what’s happening locally, with everything you need to know for your day in the Gallatin Valley.First, a weather check — after a run of warm days in the 80s, Bozeman is cooling off today and tomorrow, so if you’re heading outside, maybe pack a layer for those evening breezes. Speaking of outdoors, wildlife officials are advising everyone to stay bear aware as Montana’s bears enter peak feeding season. Encounters are up, so remember your bear spray on the trails. Anglers might be taking a pause, as the entire Big Hole and Jefferson Rivers are now closed to fishing. It’s a tough hit to the local angling industry, but it’s about protecting those precious river ecosystems.For folks seeking something to do around town, your calendar is packed. The Gallatin County RV and Boat Show is still running at the Fairgrounds through the end of the month, and it’s a great spot for browsing the latest gear or dreaming up that next outdoor adventure. If you want to spice up your Wednesday night, head over to SHINE Beer Sanctuary for GNL Trivia. It starts this evening, promising good drinks and a test of your local knowledge. If trivia is your thing, Bacchus Pub also hosts a lively quiz session not too far from Main Street.A little later this evening, Bogert Park comes alive with the BSF Field Day, Concert, and BBQ. Expect great live music and food — perfect for families and friends to unwind as summer starts to say goodbye. And for those with an appreciation for history, the Museum of the Rockies is running its new History on Tap summer series, so you can enjoy a local brew while learning about the stories that shaped Bozeman.The darker side of Bozeman gets its own spotlight with the Murders, Madams, and Mediums tour, now in progress for history buffs and thrill seekers. Walking tours dig into the town’s mysterious past, leading up to the popular Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past event at Sunset Hills Cemetery this weekend.Turning to local headlines, investigators are continuing their work following a tragic plane crash near Bozeman involving a small aircraft headed to the area. Early autopsy reports show the co-pilot was intoxicated at the time. The NTSB is focusing on possible mechanical failures, weight issues, and control settings as they work to better understand what caused the accident.On a lighter note, the ‘If You Give a Child a Book’ campaign is back, supporting early literacy in Bozeman area schools. Community members can donate to help supply books to children in need — a reminder that a small gift can spark a lifetime of learning.Whether you’re planning to dance at Beall Park Recreation Center’s ballroom class, sip wine at Fielding’s tonight, or enjoy local music at Valhalla Meadery, there’s a little something for everyone. Bozeman is buzzing with life, learning, and fun this late summer Wednesday.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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