Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Saturday, July 19th, 2025.It’s another beautiful day in Gallatin Valley, and downtown is buzzing with activity for the second day of Crazy Days. Over a hundred downtown merchants have rolled out their best deals, with sidewalk sales on spring and summer merchandise running all the way until Sunday evening. It’s a great chance to shop local and score big savings while soaking in Bozeman’s small-town charm. Whether you’re hunting for new gear or just looking to enjoy some people-watching over coffee, Main Street is the place to be this weekend.Summer means roadwork season, and travelers heading east or west on I-90 will want to be prepared for chip seal work from Bozeman Hill to Livingston. Expect minor slowdowns, but also know crews are working to keep our roads safe and smooth. Over in the city, construction along 19th Avenue continues, affecting traffic and some businesses in the area. Local shops and restaurants encourage your support and patience as they navigate this construction period.With fire season in full swing, Stage I fire restrictions are now in effect in nearby Madison County due to heightened wildfire risk. Outdoor enthusiasts should check regulations before heading out and remember that campfires and smoking in open areas are now restricted in several popular camping and recreation spots. This comes as crews are already responding to new wildfire activity south of Missoula, a reminder to stay alert and be fire-wise wherever you explore this weekend.On the arts and entertainment front, tonight offers lively options for music and dancing. Head to The Jump in Gallatin Gateway or Bourbon in Bozeman for bands and dance floors that promise a good time without a cover charge. Pine Creek Lodge is featuring The Last Revel with honeyholler, with tickets at the gate if you’re up for the drive out to Paradise Valley. And for families and history buffs, the Bozeman area’s latest addition to the Montana Dinosaur Trail opens up a perfect outing for curious kids and adults alike.If you’re looking to get outdoors, don’t miss the SAS Wetland BioBlitz running today, a free event inviting the community to join local experts in exploring Bozeman’s rich wetland habitats and contributing to citizen science. And mountain biking fans should note that the Butte 100 draws racers and spectators to the Mining City today, just a short drive away for some adrenaline-fueled fun.In city news, Bozeman continues to see vibrant development with new businesses taking shape near Gallatin High. And in a nod to local values, Bozeman has become the latest city to adopt the Pride flag as its official flag, a move that’s sure to spark conversation around inclusion and identity in our ever-growing community.Remember to drive carefully around construction zones, stay vigilant about fire restrictions, and take every opportunity to enjoy the energy around town this weekend.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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