Bozeman Daily Chronicle

Coronavirus

'Now is the time' COVID-19 vaccine availability widens in Gallatin County

By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer
Apr 16, 2021

Appointments for COVID-19 vaccines are now readily available in Gallatin County after months of high demand challenged the county’s low supply.

County

Local land trust, Bozeman Health to build a wellness trail east of hospital

Apr 16, 2021

A local land trust and Bozeman Health are partnering to build a new half-mile trail on the east end of town in an effort to enhance outdoor access and promote health and wellness.

Environment

Children celebrate Earth Day at local festival, event series to continue through April

1 hr ago

For 6-year-old Cooper Pew, the Gallatin Valley Earth Day Festival on Saturday was about having fun and seeing different booths. But he also got to share his love of bees in a drawing.

Education

'An ongoing process:' Montana University System prepares for campus carry

By Liz Weber Chronicle Staff Writer
Apr 8, 2021

University system officials are still working out the details of what House Bill 102 means for Montana's college campuses.

Education

Ballots for Bozeman School District board elections mailed to voters

By Liz Weber Chronicle Staff Writer

Ballots were mailed Friday to voters for Gallatin County school elections including the Bozeman School District.

City

Local activists plan vigil, march for Daunte Wright, others killed by police

By Melissa Loveridge Chronicle Staff Writer

Bozeman activists are planning a Sunday afternoon march and vigil for Daunte Wright, Adam Toledo and the many other Black, Indigenous and People of Color who have been killed by law enforcement in the United States in recent months.

City

Company planning massive development north of downtown Bozeman

By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer

A Bozeman developer is planning to redevelop a 5-acre area north of Main Street in the coming years.

Education

Eight candidates remain in bid for Bozeman School Board

By Liz Weber Chronicle Staff Writer

Eight candidates are now vying for three open Bozeman School District seats in the May election after Trustee Wendy Tage announced she was withdrawing from the race.

City

Bozeman plans to regulate rentable scooters

By Nora Shelly Chronicle Staff Writer

Gallatin

Gallatin tennis secures program's first team victory

By Colton Pool Chronicle Sports Editor

Local Sports

Bozeman boys lacrosse continues hot start to season

By Parker Cotton Chronicle Staff Writer

National

After outcry, Biden plans to lift refugee cap in May

Updated 13 min ago

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Joe Biden plans to lift his predecessor’s historically low cap on refugees by next month, after initially moving only to expand the eligibility criteria for resettlements and getting swift blowback from allies in return.

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