Bozeman Montana

The food, the whiskey, the warriors...sounds like a great country song, doesn't it?

Is there going to be a Civil War that starts in Montana? That's what one liberal writer had to say after attending a family reunion in the vicinity of Montana's Paradise Valley. He also dissed what he sees as "bougie" Bozeman, and "trashy" Three Forks.

If you like good food, good Montana made beer and whiskey, and if you like our warriors who have served this country- you'll find all the above at Warrior Taste Fest coming up August 12th in Bozeman.

Why are so many people moving here from these other states. Do they share our Montana values? Or, do they want to bring the mess with them from states like California?

"I stood there with my hand over my heart, about 12 people from 12 different countries, and I pledged that I would let go of any any alliance to my old country. And my new country I would totally love and honor and obey and respect and protect and guard from enemies inside and out. And I meant it. I meant it strongly."

For years, officials have been working to protect the Bozeman water supply through the Bozeman Municipal Watershed Project. The fear is that if a major fire swept through, it would jeopardize the water supply.

How many of you were one of those kids in the 1980s when movies like Footloose and Dirty Dancing were constantly on TV? I got a kick out of the fact that a bunch of high school kids in Bozeman apparently had to "cut footloose" and head to Big Timber, Montana for the big school dance.

Here is the topline from the latest Census numbers that recently came out. Kalispell, Montana leads the nation in total net domestic migration out of 538 micropolitan areas in the country. Bozeman came in at 4th highest.

Flint: "I have chosen to be in Bozeman to watch my girls compete in the big MSU Spring Rodeo in Brick Breeden Fieldhouse, and raise the National Championship banner. Thank you to the PBR for allowing me this opportunity..."

A list of the best cities for recreational marijuana includes a Montana city - just a few months after it was made legal in the state.