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If you’ve ever thought about running for public office but were intimidated by the magnitude of the challenge, there’s an invaluable service available to you here in Bozeman later this week. It’s called Campaign School, and it’s aimed at increasing the number of candidates and competition for elected offices around the state.
Bozeman city commissioners last week began talking about goals they would like to set for the city for coming years. The discussion came just …
A Montana State University graduate students’ findings that 93 percent of the state’s cities provide no ethics training to their employees is …
With a little help from the state Office of Public instruction, it looks like Ennis School officials could become the victims of their own arr…
As promised, Gallatin County’s big, new $38 million jail is generating some income.
It might be a little early to declare total victory, but advocates for a roundabout at the corner of College Street and 11th Avenue must be fe…
Montana sportsmen and women could see increases in hunting and fishing license fees as state Department of Fish Wildlife and Parks officials g…
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