Big Sky

As the snow flies and the base deepens, skiers hit the slopes for opening weekend. Big Sky Resort moved forward with initiatives for greater sustainability and safety this year. 

Developer Scott Altman has big dreams for the 175 acre parcel where the gravel pit currently resides off of Highway 191. 

Sometimes there is a click – a connection, synchronicity – a flow. Experts have studied it, trying to figure-out how to replicate it in teams and businesses. There are even books written about it.

Lone Peak High School volleyball players, parents and fans say that this last season was a good example of what a team can become. 

The Big Sky community has come together to help Wilson Hotel Sales Manager Christine Lugo-Yergensen create the first – and potentially annual–  Friendsgiving Feast, a free hot meal available to all Big Sky residents. The gathering will be held at the hotel on Nov. 27 at 3 p.m. 

The Nov. 6 Madison and Gallatin Counties Joint Commission Meeting was to capacity – more seats had to be brought in. 

The most notable to Madison County was the debate of Jack Creek Road. 

The Nov. 6 Madison and Gallatin Counties Joint Commission Meeting saw numerous speakers during the public comment portion of the meeting, with a number of key issues and opportunities addressed.

There is still no resolution to the damage done to the wetland off of Andesite Rd on lots 3 and 4 of the Northfork Creek Subdivision in mid-July. A mini excavator was stuck in the wetland after creating wide four foot deep trenches.

Karl Johnson grew up composting at his family home in Vermont. He never thought much about it, composting just became a habit like any other.