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14th Annual Cat Walk Brings Bobcat Pride To Downtown Bozeman
The 14th annual parade brought students, athletes and university leaders downtown to meet fans and support local businesses.
- On Friday, Montana State University hosted the 14th annual Community Cat Walk, bringing students, athletes, university leaders, and community members through downtown Bozeman to celebrate Bobcat spirit.
- The MSU Cat Walk began 14 years ago as a small procession featuring the band, team members, and the President, expanding over time to include broad community participation.
- Starting around 11 a.m. near First Interstate Bank at Main Street and Grand Avenue, the route included a 20-minute stop at Soroptimist Park for autographs before finishing near The Baxter.
- Downtown Bozeman Association program director Cache Maples noted the event strengthens ties with local businesses, nine of which have participated since the beginning, including The Cannery Lounge.
- With students returning to campus next week and the school year beginning shortly, local business owners in the Gallatin Valley hope the event fosters continued community spirit.
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