Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, November 24th, 2025. Bundle up and get ready for a cozy start to your week—today in Bozeman, we’re seeing cloudy skies and a brisk chill, with forecasts warning of a winter storm moving through much of Montana soon, so keep an eye out for more snow and slick roads in the days ahead.Let’s kick things off with happenings around town. If you’re looking for a midday pick-me-up, join the Walk the Block Motivation Monday at the Baxter at 1pm. It’s just half an hour, but a great way to get a bit of movement and camaraderie right in the heart of downtown. Later tonight, trivia lovers can head over to the Bacchus Pub from 7 to 9pm—grab your friends, flex your brainpower, and maybe snag some prizes. For families with little ones, the Literacy Trail is open all day at Bozeman Pond Park, perfect for some fresh air and early reading fun. Meanwhile, the Bozeman Public Library is inviting teens for herbal tea blending workshops throughout the day, and there’s story time for ages 5 to 11 starting at 10:15.If you’re planning ahead, Thanksgiving is just around the corner. Sage Lodge is offering a special dinner, and for something more active, check out ThankSkating at Gallatin Ice on Thursday—open from 10 in the morning until late at night. And of course, Small Business Saturday is coming up this weekend across downtown Bozeman, so make a plan to support your favorite local shops.Now onto news impacting our community. Montana’s fierce commitment to public lands continues to make headlines. After a summer of grassroots advocacy and bipartisan teamwork, Bozeman and the rest of Montana helped block a proposal that would have opened public lands to private sale. Locals rallied, making the case that our shared access to trails, rivers, and forests is priceless and central to our way of life. But the fight may not be over, as eyes remain on Washington for future debates over land management.Wildlife and conservation news is stirring emotions, too. This week, changes at the federal level threaten the Endangered Species Act, raising local worries about the fate of Montana’s iconic species. Advocates and organizations are mobilizing for legal battles to keep our wild places and creatures thriving for future generations.In sports, the Bobcats are keeping fans on their toes after a hard-fought rivalry weekend. Montana State could see a playoff rematch with the Grizzlies on our turf if postseason winds blow favorably, so gridiron excitement might just be ramping up in Bozeman. Stay tuned as the FCS Playoff bracket unfolds.And for those itching for more culture, Bozeman’s event calendar is packed this week. Keep an eye out for live music at Benchmark, family entertainment at SHINE, and a unique chance to experience Pinky and The Floyd at The ELM this Saturday. There’s truly a little something for everyone, young and old.That’s your Bozeman Local Frequency for today. Whether you’re savoring a quiet morning or gearing up for a busy week, stay connected, stay warm, and get out to enjoy all the activity that makes our community shine. 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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