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Lincoln’s signature, document creating land-grant colleges comes to Bozeman
The Civil War was raging in July 1862 when President Abraham Lincoln signed a law offering federal lands to each state to help establish public colleges for working-class Americans.
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Murder suspect may take back guilty plea
Jay J. Myran, the Three Forks man accused of killing his ex-girlfriend and then burning her body last year, may withdraw his guilty plea, his …
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Security guard pays $1,735 for killing black bear
BUTTE, Mont. (AP) - A security guard at the ultra-exclusive Yellowstone Club has paid $1,735 in restitution and fines for illegally killing a …
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Power outage planned for south Bozeman
Power will be shut off for about 20 minutes this afternoon in several south Bozeman neighborhoods to allow NorthWestern Energy crews to work o…
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Belgrade teachers agree to contract
Belgrade teachers have approved a proposed contract that would end nearly two years of negotiations and give them pay raises over three years.
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Authorities are investigating the cause of a crash that killed the sole occupant of a Cessna…
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One person dead in plane cr…
A Utah man died when a small plane crashed Monday morning west of Bozeman, the Gallatin Coun…
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One Book One Bozeman unites…
Montana State University is hoping the reading selection for this year's freshman convocatio…
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Bozeman High’s $38 millio…
Bozeman High School's largest gym was gleaming, with a brand new floor and bright overhead l…
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Cold front brings smoke fro…
A cold front that moved into the area Thursday night brought with it thick smoke from wildfi…
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CHP founder Francis to take…
LIVINGSTON - Even as a young girl, Laurie Francis was troubled by the social inequities crea…
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Move-In Day kicks off new y…
It's going to be a great winter, judging by the number of skis that freshmen are moving into…
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Bozeman cost of living decl…
For the first time in three years, the cost of living in Bozeman has gone down, according to…
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- Aug 30 Craney, Ripley elected captains by teammates
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- Aug 29 Van Garderen 4th at Vuelta
- Aug 28 Hawks hand Viren first win, sweep Hellgate
This is a story that hardly needs to mention football. Tanner Ripley's off-the-field activities are highlight-worthy by themselves.
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