Good morning, this is your Bozeman Local Frequency for Monday, October thirteenth, twenty twenty-five. Today is a historic first across Montana as the state celebrates Indigenous Peoples’ Day as an official statewide holiday after years of dedicated advocacy. While most of the weekend’s ceremonies happened further afield, including powwows and a fry bread contest in Great Falls and a Grand Entry celebration in Missoula, right here in Bozeman you might find neighbors reflecting on the distinct Native nations whose stories shape our valley. Keep your eyes out for community acknowledgments and check in at Montana State University, which often hosts cultural discussions and events in recognition of the day.In local sports, the Montana State women’s golf team is teeing off at the Dale McNamara Invitational in Oklahoma. While the Bobcats are away, this is their biggest competitive appearance all season, matching up with powerhouse programs and bringing Bozeman’s name to a national stage. Coaches say the team is excited for the challenge and proud of the growth in the program, so send some well wishes to our Bobcat golfers as they represent us among the nation’s elite.Turning to things to do around town, Bozeman’s fall calendar is bustling. For families with young children, the free Literacy Trail at Bozeman Pond Park is a great spot to combine outdoor adventure and early learning. Over at Hope Lutheran Church tonight at six thirty, bird and nature lovers can catch the Sacajawea Audubon Society’s monthly program—always an informative way to connect with local conservation topics and meet like-minded neighbors.At Mountains Walking Brewery, today’s Pints for a Purpose runs from eleven thirty to nine tonight. Grab a pint and support the Cancer Support Community of Montana, with a portion of every sale going to assist locals facing cancer. It is a chance to support a great cause and toast with friends.For the little scientists in your house, Gallatin Valley’s libraries and parks are hosting hands-on STEM themed play and reading hours, so check the Bozeman Public Library schedule for a chance to keep Friday’s school holiday rolling into fun learning.On the city level, the City of Bozeman is rolling out fresh updates to its Transportation Plan. Locals are invited to learn about new projects that will affect how we move through town—watch for announcements from the city commission and get involved in shaping future travel options for cyclists, drivers, and pedestrians.If you are looking to make the most of these last autumn days, local farms and pumpkin patches remain open, offering corn mazes and hay rides perfect for a family outing before Halloween creeps closer. Local bands and open mic nights keep our venues lively through the evenings, with something for every music taste downtown and in surrounding communities.Finally, for those curious about statewide happenings, Montana’s Governor and the Chamber of Commerce are holding an energy summit right here in Bozeman this week. The focus is on boosting domestic energy production—which could influence local jobs and our regional economy.That’s a wrap for your Monday news and happenings in Bozeman. Whether you are gathering with friends, supporting local causes, or just enjoying the crisp autumn air, there is plenty to keep you busy across town. 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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