Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Sunday, July twenty seventh. As Bozeman wakes up to a fresh summer morning, let’s dive into what’s happening around town and the wider region today.Let’s kick things off with the latest: the Bozeman community is seeing a boost this season thanks to the release of long-awaited federal funds for afterschool and summer programs, providing expanded options for local kids and families. There is also some positive economic news at the pumps, with Montana gas prices dropping just over three cents per gallon this past week, offering a bit of relief for summer travelers and road trippers in the Gallatin Valley.On a more somber note, there are still ripples from the aviation tragedy yesterday morning near West Glacier, where a small plane crash resulted in the loss of two lives. Officials are working through the investigation and our thoughts are with the families affected.Now let’s brighten the mood with things you can do around Bozeman today. Theater lovers of any age might want to check out The Jungle Book Summer Theater Camp at Verge Theater—it’s a great showcase for young local talent. History comes alive downtown with the Tents to Town walking tour from The Extreme History Project, offering a journey along Bozeman’s storied Main Street. If you’re intrigued by the mysterious and the macabre, Sunset Hills Cemetery is hosting its Ghosts of Bozeman’s Past tour this evening, perfect for those who want to explore local lore and legends.Music fans are in luck too—Valhalla Meadery is presenting a lively Celtic music event this afternoon, and if you’re up for venturing just outside of town, you’ll find live performances and concerts at venues like Bozeman Taproom and Live From the Divide all evening long.For those interested in outdoor adventures, The Dirt Concern offers a bikepacking adventure designed for all ages. And if you’re looking to support local farmers and artisans, the Gallatin Valley Farmers Market is officially in swing at the fairgrounds, featuring everything from fresh produce to handcrafted wares.Looking ahead, keep an eye out for the Emerson Art Camp kicking off tomorrow for kids ages five through twelve, another sign that Bozeman’s creative community is thriving even as summer winds down.Elsewhere in Montana, the Red Lodge Car Show is drawing auto enthusiasts for a day of classic vehicles and local eats, while new wildfire mitigation plans and recent lightning storms have firefighters and residents across the region on alert. Health officials continue to urge awareness following a confirmed measles case in Cascade County, though no local outbreaks have been reported in Bozeman.As always, stay tuned for weather updates—today should be seasonably warm with just a slight chance for late afternoon storms, so whether you’re heading downtown or out into the mountains, pack a hat and keep an eye on the skies.That wraps up the spirit and buzz of Bozeman for today, connecting all of us through news, events, and the real stories of our community. 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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