A packed Friendsgiving, which provided food for anyone who needed a free meal in the community, took place at the Wilson Hotel on Wednesday, Nov. 24. In total, 387 people showed up for the third annual feast according to marketing director Lindsey Foote. And there is no plan to stop next year.
Big Sky Ski Resort started the ski season last week with three lifts spinning and snowmaking equipment pumping to accommodate the unseasonably warm Montana temperatures and little snow. Currently, Explorer 2, Powder Seeker 6, Ramcharger 8, and Swift Current 6 chairlifts are turning.
With rentals few and far between in Big Sky, The Big Sky Community Housing Trust (BSCHT) created a program called RENT LOCAL which matches up homeowners with reliable renters for long term leases in the Big Sky area by providing cash incentives to compete against the vacation rental market.
Updated Dec. 1, 2021 3:34p.m.
In a reversal from their Oct. 18 decision, the Montana Board of Housing awarded $6.49 mil-lion dollars of low income tax credits to the Big Sky Commu-nity Housing Trust (BSCHT) for the RiverView Apartment
Whitney Montgomery, the new chief executive officer for Big Sky Community Organization (BSCO) and Cassie Carlson, the soon to be BASE operation’s manager, led a tour of Big Sky’s new community center called BASE which is slated to open in the spring of 2022 but is still under construction.
American’s lives have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic for nearly two years now. The World Health Organization issued a global health emergency on Jan. 31, 2020, and the United States declared a public health emergency a few weeks later.
Voters from around Gallatin County descended on the courthouse to drop off their mailed ballots on Tuesday, Nov. 2, and play their part in the democratic process by voting during a non-presidential year.
A group of graduate students studying qualitative data have teamed up with the sustainability oriented non-profit GoGallatin and Big Sky SNO to produce a report on vehicle commuting to Big Sky. The class is currently in the process of recruiting and interviewing volunteers about the hurdles they face and what they’d like to see change.
The Big Sky Community Food Bank (BSCFB) kicked off Halloween festivities this past weekend with a canned food drive at Town Center complete with a field of pumpkins for folks to bring home in exchange for their contribution.
Lone Mountain Land Company (LMLC), the parent company to Moonlight Basin and Spanish Peaks Mountain Club, is making a sizable investment to install energy-saving solar photovoltaic (PV) systems on several of its new workforce housing buildings in Big Sky.