The proposed development would have 1,440 units in 14 separate building envelopes and would take 20 years to build. Big Sky committee recommends county deny Flatiron zoning October 4, 2021 By Bella Butler Explore Big Sky The Big Sky Zoning Advisory Committee today unanimously voted to recommend that Gallatin County deny a proposed nearly 500-acre …
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With the growth in our area, the dining cuisine continues to expand and develop. Knoff Group has compiled a list of our favorite new and exciting eateries in Bozeman, sure to satisfy your tastebuds. #6 Bourbon, Bozeman’s newest restaurant, is located at the west end of the new Aspen Crossing complex off of North 7th …
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The document can be viewed here>> Gallatin County growth plan adopted By Alex Miller Bozeman Daily Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 21, 2021 Gallatin County’s new growth policy has been approved by the Gallatin County Commission and is set to provide guidance for growth and development in the county for the next two decades. The new …
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Excellent news of cooperation between private, non-profit and government sectors to preserve 160 acres at the mouth of Middle Cottonwood. 160-acre property in Middle Cottonwood Canyon Canyon secured for public By Helena Dore Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 16, 2021 A 160-acre piece of land in the West Bridger Mountains that was once private is now …
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We’ll see if any substantive changes are made based on this report. Consultant reviews report on Bozeman development code rewrite By Nora Shelly Bozeman Daily Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 16, 2021 A Consultants hired to review the city’s development code and review processes through the lens of creating and preserving affordable housing are gathering feedback …
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Close airports are a huge factor for many of the people relocating here. Three Forks Airport receives grant for runway and taxiway upgrades By Alex Miller Bozeman Daily Chronicle Staff Writer Sep 7, 2021 The Three Forks Airport is set to get upgrades to its runway and taxiway in the coming years after receiving a …
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We’re seeing the in migration throughout our market. New Cities and Second Homes: Covid-19 Migration Is Far From Over By V.L. HENDRICKSON | August 25, 2021 | Mansion Global There’s no end in sight to the vast migration sparked by the Covid-19 pandemic. Since last year, families around the world in search of increased space …
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The railroad underpass/overpass idea has been floated for years – the north side of town continues to grow and traffic issues will increase. Two ballot issues set for Nov. 2 Published on Thu, 08/05/2021 By Lydia Ely – Enterprise Staff Writer Two historically controversial issues — funding a railroad crossing and changing Livingston’s governmental system …
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Great article by the same economic think tank that puts on the yearly economic seminar for the state. High-Tech Soars Despite Pandemic by Christina Quick Henderson Montana Business Quarterly When COVID-19 first hit the United States in the spring of 2020, Bozeman software company Zoot Enterprises acted quickly to address the health crisis. According to …
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Montana summers can be hot, so knowing the best places to cool down is essential. Knoff Group has put together a list of our favorite swimming holes around Bozeman – grab your suit and towel and take the plunge! Bogert Pool is located in downtown Bozeman in Bogert Park which is also the location for …
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