With a warming west and less snowfall, this is a big issue that we all need to consider how to solve. Bozeman officials talk solutions for water problem By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 16, 2022 With a looming deadline of 2033 — the year when Bozeman’s water demand could exceed its supply — …
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More north south connectivity is possible with the project. Project to extend Fowler Avenue in Bozeman heating up By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 16, 2022 Plans to extend Fowler Avenue have been in the works for decades and are getting closer to fruition. Though the city is insistent that the project to extend …
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Bozeman is the 7th busiest airport in the region encompassing Idaho, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Oregon and Washington. Wow! Airport surpasses 2 million passengers over 12 months setting new record By Juliana Sukut Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 11, 2022 The Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport at Gallatin Field had about double the state population pass through its …
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The agreement allows for the Water Sewer district to apply for resort tax funds to allow for infrasture funding. Resort tax board amends agreement with water and sewer district Published February 9, 2022 By Bella Butler Explore Big Sky As supply chain woes and high building costs maintain a chokehold on construction in the U.S., …
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An excellent addition to the Big Sky Town Center area. Much needed. BASE community center opens March 13 February 9, 2022 Explore Big Sky Big Sky Community Organization has officially announced the long-awaited BASE community center will open to the public on Sunday, March 13. BASE, Big Adventure Safe Environment, will be open to all …
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More private sector racing to fill workforce housing need. Big Sky workforce housing project looks to address critical area worker issues Noah Schmick Wake Up Montana Dec 9, 2021 Updated Dec 9, 2021 The Lone Mountain Land Company is making fast progress on the first phase of their workforce housing project assembling apartments with 228 …
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Few key take aways from Mayor Andrus’s speech – including changes in zoning on the table to allow for more affordable housing and possible future increased limitations on short term rentals in city limits. Mayor: Bozeman strong despite challenges of 2021 By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Feb 2, 2022 Big problems — namely COVID-19, …
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Knoff Group Real Estate was thrilled to be able to directly support this awesome project in the Bridger Mountains – ensuring connectivity of the ridge trail and the recreation opportunity that that brings. A Small Easement on a Mighty Trail February 18, 2022 Gallatin Valley Land Trust GVLT is thrilled to announce the purchase of …
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Purchase offerings are currently being marketed – contact us for more details. Exclusive: One&Only’s First Luxury Resort in the US Is Coming to Montana in 2024 One&Only Moonlight Basin will also offer lavish private residences starting at $8.45 million, as well as the first US spa by Chenot. By Rachel Cormack One&Only Moonlight Basin After …
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Faster internet is always welcome… Broadband fiber project kicks off in Gallatin County By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 27, 2022 With a new name and $65 million, a project to install broadband fiber throughout Bozeman and the surrounding area kicked off Thursday. Yellowstone Fiber — formerly Bozeman Fiber — is set to begin …
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