Bozeman

Friday afternoon Matt Kelley, Health Officer for the Gallatin City-County Health Department, announced that a healthcare worker at Bozeman Health has tested positive for COVID-19.

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.

For now, Gallatin County is still the COVID-19 hotspot of Montana. (Folks really need to be staying home more.) But Terry Cunningham finds a few bright spots in our current situation.

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

The project began last year with crew installing box culverts that allow Bozeman Creek to flow underneath the road.

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.

Bruce and Mary Lou McCallum, Owners of Signs of Montana are donating Open Drive-Thru and Open for Take Out signs for local restaurants.

HRDC's Warming Centers in Bozeman and Livingston have closed due to concerns of spreading the novel coronavirus.

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.

Here is a list of Bozeman area grocery stores that offer curbside pickup and/or delivery.

In response to the current outbreak of COVID-19 and to encourage social distancing, the following events/businesses have been impacted in downtown Bozeman.

With schools closed in the Bozeman Area through March 27th in response to the global outbreak of COVID-19 many local schools are offering Free lunches.