Newsletter

According to the health department, community transmission, close contact, and travel-related history.

Across the state, estimated short-term rental revenues from vacation rentals between March 1 and March 16 have increased compared to the same time period in 2019.

Most of us are cleaning more than ever and washing our hands more than ever before. But here's a list of pretty dirty things that you probably touch everyday.

The CDC and the World Health Organization have advised that social distancing is one of the most effective ways to slow the spread of COVID-19.

There are many ways that you can help those affected by donating to organizations in our community.

With tourists flocking to Yellowstone National Park this past weekend despite being asked to stay at home, Governor Steve Bullock has asked that park be shut down for the safety of Montanans.

City Commissioner, Terry Cunningham, and I have talked a lot in the recent week about what all of us need to know, what we can do and perhaps NOT do as the Bozeman area deals with the reality of COVID-19.

Whether you want ground beef, steaks, or bison, they have you covered.

The Gallatin City-County Health Department has extended until April 3rd their order to close all bars & restaurants. The closure was also extended to include gyms, theaters, and other indoor recreational facilities.

This Friday, please plan to order takeout at your favorite local restaurant. Let's support these local business owners and their employees, and help them through this temporary shutdown.

Montana Governor Steve Bullock announced that two more cases of coronavirus have been confirmed in the state, and both of the individuals are in Gallatin County.

Both Albertson's and Smith's supermarkets in Bozeman are giving seniors a jump on getting the grocery supplies that they need. Both have announced special hours especially for seniors.