Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Thursday, August seventh, twenty twenty-five.We are waking up in Gallatin Valley under a mix of sun and clouds, with a cool start but warming up to the low seventies by this afternoon. Before you head out the door, keep in mind that a cold front is rolling in later today, which could bring sudden winds and some spotty thunderstorms, so don’t forget your rain jacket if you’re planning to be out and about.Kicking things off with a much-anticipated tradition, today marks the return of the fourteenth annual Bozeman Stampede at the Gallatin County Fairgrounds. Whether you’re a rodeo regular or just looking for a fun night under the big sky, gates open at eight this morning and festivities run into the evening. Expect bronc riding, bull riding, and all the classic rodeo action. For families with kids, mornings and mid-mornings are filled with free activities at the Bozeman Public Library, including Baby Storytime around ten fifteen, offering a welcoming spot for the little ones and parents to connect.If live music is more your speed, make your way to Pine Creek Lodge this evening for a free outdoor show from the Rocky Mountain Pearls, one of Montana’s favorite country bands. The show kicks off on the Beer Garden Stage, and car camping is free if you want to linger under the stars.Downtown, the buzz continues over the revived proposal for a boutique hotel in the heart of Bozeman. After months of debate, city officials are revisiting development plans that could reshape Main Street. This story has big implications for local businesses, tourism, and the historic character that gives Bozeman its unique vibe. Stay tuned for more updates as the city council weighs input from neighbors and business owners alike.On a more somber note, nearby areas are still feeling the ripple effects from a major landslide at Bridger Bowl earlier this week. While no injuries were reported, trail clean-up will take some time. Local backcountry horsemen and volunteers are working hard to clear access for hikers and mountain bikers, and their efforts are a reminder of the community spirit here in southwest Montana.Over at Montana State University, big changes keep rolling in. Bobcat Athletics is gearing up for a new era with President Brock Tessman now at the helm, and the opening of the new indoor KSAC turfed field and track set for later this month. This state-of-the-art facility is not just for athletes—it will serve the whole community, offering a welcome spot for recreation when Montana’s weather turns wild.Finally, a quick note for air travelers and plane enthusiasts: Bozeman Airport safely managed a small plane crash this week, and thankfully no injuries were reported. Airport officials praised quick responses and noted it’s a testament to the ongoing commitment to safety at our regional hub.That’s the local pulse—rodeos, live music, that signature Bozeman civic spirit, and your full share of Big Sky updates. 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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