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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Stay for the whiskey: Copper | Whiskey Bar and Grill Bozeman brings a polished tavern feel with stone-and-plank warmth, upscale comfort food, and a whiskey program that goes deep, from rare pours to flights and smart cocktails.
Breakfast worth waking up for: Main Street Overeasy is the local move when you crave breakfast-all-day that actually hits, from the Yellowstone Bison Scramble and Bobcat Benedict to huevos rancheros and the notorious Grizzly Killer chicken fried steak.
Simplify your mornings: Let Permanent Cosmetics Center of Montana handle the hard work with natural-looking brows, eyeliner, and lip color, plus medical pigmentation like areola re-pigmentation, camouflage, hair loss solutions, and microneedling.
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The five stories Bozeman readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
Glenn Close, a 79-year-old actress, relocated from New York to Bozeman, Montana in 2019 to establish a family enclave near her siblings.
Full story at newsy-today.com ↗
Christie Brinkley, one of the most famous supermodels in the world, has been spotted in Livingston, Montana.
Full story at xlcountry.com ↗
Southwest Montana is expected to have a breezy and mild day, with a mix of sunshine and a few clouds throughout the day.
Full story at kxlf.com ↗
Joe's Parkway Market, a Bozeman staple for nearly 60 years, is closing due to the rising cost of living, challenges maintaining a 70-year-old building and slim margins.
Full story at fairfieldsuntimes.com ↗
Bear sightings have increased in Bozeman, Montana, as Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) has urged people to remove food sources that attract bears.
Full story at kulr8.com ↗
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