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Big Sky · Big SkyEBS STAFF A community event aimed at starting conversations about supporting local servers, bartenders, barbers, stylists and hospitality professionals will take place on May 7 in Bozeman. The Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition and the Gallatin County Mental Health Local Advisory Council is holding ‘Salons and Saloons,’ which will run from 9 to 10:30 a.m. atSee the Story
‘Salons and Saloons’ event to address mental health in Bozeman service industry
Baseball · Big SkyNow one of Lone Peak's largest athletic teams, the baseball program anticipates growth and a new home field by 2026 By Jack Reaney ASSOCIATE EDITOR Big hits carried the Big Horns to their third victory of the season on Tuesday afternoon, as Lone Peak High School took down the East Helena High School Vigilantes, 11-6.See the Story
Baseball: Lone Peak defeats East Helena
Big Sky · Big SkyBenjamin Alva Polley EBS CONTRIBUTOR On March 31, 2022, the Montana Department of Environmental Quality received a petition to assess the middle segment of the Gallatin River to determine if recurrent nuisance algal blooms required a listing as an impaired water on Montana’s 303(d) list. The Upper Missouri Waterkeeper, Montana Trout Unlimited, Gallatin River TaskSee the Story
Task Force provides update on the Gallatin River impairment designation, algae blooms
Big Sky · Big SkyEBS STAFF On April 23, the Bozeman Symphony announced that conductor Norman Huynh will continue with the Bozeman Symphony through the 2028-29 season. Huynh began conducting with the Bozeman Symphony in 2020. “Norman has welcomed a wide and diverse range of special guests and created artistic partnerships with several local artists and arts organizations, establishingSee the Story
Norman Huynh to conduct with Bozeman Symphony for another five years
Big Sky · Big SkyEBS STAFF If you’re a fan of “Jaws,” “Harry Potter,” “Star Wars” and other cinematic classics, the Bozeman Symphony has an upcoming show for you. The local group presents “At the Movies: The Music of John Williams” with showings on Friday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m.; Saturday, June 8, at 2:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m.; andSee the Story
Bozeman Symphony to feature famous works of John Williams
Big Sky · Big SkyEBS STAFF Give Big Gallatin Valley, an annual effort to rally donations for Gallatin County’s numerous nonprofits, is taking place May 2 and 3. In its 10th year, Give Big, produced by One Valley Community Foundation and sponsored by the Yellowstone Club Community Foundation, is a 24-hour celebration from 6 p.m. May 2 to 6See the Story
Give Big Gallatin Valley to support over 200 nonprofits across Bzeman, Big Sky and beyond
Big Sky · Big SkyDear Editor, I purchased a home in Big Sky two years ago. With the exception of receiving some email solicitations from nonprofit listservs that I proactively signed up for, I have never been personally asked to donate to a local nonprofit, support a county initiative or do anything to support our community. This has leftSee the Story
Letter to the Editor: Are we underutilizing our newcomers?
Big Sky · Big SkyFriends of Big Sky Education organize over $100,000 in community-donated scholarships for 25 students By Jen Clancey DIGITAL PRODUCER On April 2, Lone Peak awarded 25 Lone Peak High School seniors with community scholarships. Organized by Friends of Big Sky Education, 51 scholarships from Big Sky community members, businesses and organizations brought the total valueSee the Story
