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TIGER Grant road construction for highway 64/Lone Mountain Trail postponed until Spring of 2022
The TIGER Grant improvements must wait until next year. The major road construction projects that were scheduled to take place over the summer of 2021 have been pushed back until next spring. According to a recent press release from Gallatin County, in 2017, the community of Big Sky was awarded a... Continue Reading
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Big Sky Community Housing Trust to apply for much needed tax credits for affordable housing
New affordable housing apartments may be on the horizon.
According to the June BSCHT newsletter, on May 25, the Montana Board of Housing invited BSCHT to apply for Low Income Housing Tax Credits to fund its new development, RiverView Apartments.
The Montana Board of Housing asked eight of 13 applicants scattered across Montana to apply for $28,850,000 the state received in federal funding. The Montana Board of Housing will award the funds to just a handful of these eight projects. BSCHT hopes for an award of $6,491,250 to build a mix of one,... Continue Reading
Gallatin River Task Force pilot study from 2011 comes to fruition
High School musical returns with Legally Blonde, The Musical
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Big Sky concert series returns July 3
It’s back.
After a year hiatus and a year we would all like to forget, the Music in the Mountains concert series returns. No one was more thrilled for the community than Executive Director of the Arts Council of Big Sky, Brian Hurlbut.
“Obviously we’re super excited. I... Continue Reading
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The Big Sky adult softball league returns.
Fifteen teams will take the field for the 19th annual year of softball in Big Sky. Every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, four teams take the field at 6 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. at the Big Sky Community Park.
The softball league in Big Sky provides yet another... Continue Reading