Alex McCollum

6 days ago | montanarightnow.com | Alex McCollum

BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Give Big Gallatin Valley annual fundraiser has successfully raised $2.8 million, benefiting over 250 local nonprofits in Gallatin County. Among those nonprofits is the Montana Conservation Corps (MCC), which is currently facing some financial uncertainty. MCC is a local branch of AmeriCorps and receives about $4 million annually in AmeriCorps grants to support its operations. However, recent changes have posed challenges.

1 week ago | news-journal.com | Alex McCollum

Ellie Staley, executive director of the Downtown Bozeman Partnership, expressed concern over the potential for lasting damage to the historic brick buildings. "Some of this damage currently - because it is to historic brick - could potentially be permanent. And that is scary because we do love our downtown area. We do love our community," said Staley. Much of the graffiti said things along the lines of “land back” or “back to the land” with a few illustrations.

1 week ago | kulr8.com | Alex McCollum

Video Player is loading. Current Time 0:00Duration 0:00Remaining Time -0:00Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. End of dialog window. BOZEMAN, Mont. – The Downtown Bozeman Partnership reported extensive graffiti vandalism on several businesses Monday night. Work is already underway to remove the graffiti, though concerns about damage remain.

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Alex McCollum

BOZEMAN, Mont. – The City of Bozeman has announced a significant investment in infrastructure with $26 million allocated for maintenance, upgrades, and improvements this summer. Twelve new projects are planned, focusing on enhancing water and sewer facilities. For drivers, cyclists, and those on foot, there will be noticeable road and safety improvements. “That has really been sort of the missing link in the past.

1 week ago | montanarightnow.com | Alex McCollum

BOZEMAN, Mont. – The MSU Spirit Squad recently held tryouts for the 2025-26 season, drawing students eager to showcase their talents. The tryouts took place over a weekend, beginning with preliminary and semifinal rounds. Nicola Norris, MSU Spirit Squad head coach, explained the rigorous selection process. Day 1 started with around 80 students and by Day 2 it was narrowed down to about 50. "Yesterday, we had our prelims and our semifinals for the Montana State Spirit squad.