Gallatin County

Some folks might disagree with this.

It's becoming a broken record: another day, another several hundred cases of COVID-19 in Gallatin County. Of the 1,831 new cases in Montana, 503 of them are in Gallatin County.

As of Tuesday, nearly 40% of all new positive COVID-19 cases in Montana were in Gallatin County. There are 408 active cases with 159 new cases recorded according to the State of Montana COVID-19 dashboard.

As Omicron has now been detected in Montana and Gallatin County, does that change your view on masks and vaccines? Or is this just the new normal from now on?

Southern mountains of Gallatin, Madison and Beaverhead Counties may get up to a foot of fresh snow by Tuesday morning. Gusty winds up to 60 mph are also possible, creating difficult travel conditions over mountain passes.

That DOES NOT include the $585 City of Bozeman Special Assessment bill I just paid, by the way. This is the ONE brief time of year that I despise living here. Let's take a look at what the hell is on this Gallatin County tax bill, shall we?

At least we're ahead of Alabama and West Virginia. While some Montanans are scrambling for their COVID-19 booster shot, so many have clearly indicated they're not interested in any shot at all.

Here's an update on the Shedhorn Fire located between Big Sky and West Yellowstone.

Out of Montana's 1,144 new cases of COVID-19, Gallatin County had 176 of them...the highest number of new cases in the state as of Thursday morning's update.

According to a new national Emerson College Poll, if Joe Biden and Donald Trump were to both run in 2024, Trump would win 47% to 46%. So, what about here in Montana? Would you change your vote?

I've heard about Dixon Melons for years, yet had never tried one until this past weekend. At first, I was taken back because the watermelon we had was yellow. A quick google search said that yellow watermelon is sweeter than the traditional red, this proved to be true. It was delicious.

If you would have told me a year and a half ago that we would still be talking about Covid-19, I would have thought you were wearing some sort of tin foil hat, yet, here we are. With news reports of hospitals in Montana filling up, and school boards deciding on if masks will be part of the new school year, it feels a little like Deja Vu...