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PBR Week is coming!
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Red Tractor Pizza -
New York Style brick-oven pizzas with a Bozeman, MT spin!
Red Tractor Pizza uses the freshest, most locally-sourced ingredients to bring you hand-tossed artisan pizzas in a comfortable, family-friendly environment. Join them for live music and entertainment 4+ nights a week while enjoying twelve of Montana's best draft beers, juicy Italian wines & the company of good friends, old or new!
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Thank You Renewing Members!
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TONIGHT! Big Sky Transportation Study Public Meeting 5-7pm
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The Big Sky Chamber of Commerce, with funding support from Gallatin County, Madison County and Big Sky Resort Tax, recently hired Sanderson Stewart to complete a transportation study to evaluate traffic safety and operations along the MT Hwy 64 (“Lone Mountain Trail”) corridor and to assist with planning for priority projects.
Sanderson Stewart will be presenting their findings, along with future traffic projections, at a public meeting TONIGHT - Tuesday, July 18, 2017 from 5:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. at the Water & Sewer District Conference Room. The presentation will include an overview of results from the analysis of existing conditions and will highlight key intersections that warrant turn lanes based on established traffic standards. The update will also include an overview of crash data, next steps in the analysis, and collaboration opportunities between counties, state and the local community to address issues.
The Big Sky Transportation District and the Big Sky Community Organization will also be present so that all of the organizations handling various issues related to transportation in our community will be on hand. Please join us for this informative session.
Click Here to Read the Draft Report
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Sign up Today for the 21st Annual Big Sky Golf Tournament!
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The 21st Annual Big Sky Chamber Golf Tournament will be held on Friday, September 8, 2017 from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m at Big Sky Resort’s Golf Course. The tournament was started in the early ‘90s to support economic development in Big Sky which continues to be the goal today. Funds raised support the operations of the Visitor Information Center and general operations of the Chamber, whose mission is to support the development of a world-class resort community as Montana’s premier location to work, live and play.
Participants will enjoy contests such as a hole-in-one opportunity, longest drive, longest putt and closest to the pin for an opportunity to win great prizes. Winners will split a $1,000 payout and players will have a chance to purchase 50/50 raffle tickets. Cost is $395 per team or $110 per player and includes 18 holes, cart, range balls, dinner following golf, contest prizes and awards.
The average attendance at the tournament is 120 including golfers, sponsors, volunteers and other guests.
When:
Friday, September 8, 2017
Where:
Big Sky Resort Golf Course
Agenda
11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Registration
12:30 p.m.
Shot-Gun Start
5:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
After Golf Social & Awards Ceremony
Click Here for More Information and to Register
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Business After Hours at Historic Crail Ranch Homestead Museum this Thursday July 20th
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The Big Sky Chamber Business After Hours is a member only event and hosted by a different Chamber member each month. Current employees of all member businesses are encouraged and welcome to attend. It's a great opportunity to meet and network with other Chamber members. If you are not a Chamber member but are interested in joining, you are welcome to come to a Business After Hours so you may learn about the organization.
Join us this month at the Crail Ranch Homestead Museum from 5-7 p.m. on Thursday, July 20th. We hope to see you there!
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Join the Lone Mountain Land Company & The Big Sky Real Estate Co. for their Grand Opening and Town Center Block Party!
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To celebrate the opening of the Lone Mountain Land Company and The Big Sky Real Estate Co. headquarters along with Montana Supply and Compass Café by Sola, there will be a Grand Opening Block Party celebration open to the public at 25 Town Center Avenue this Friday, July 21st, from 5-8 p.m.
This fun, community event will include live music with Riot Act; family activities with a bouncy house, slide and face painting; a beer garden; and food from local restaurants and vendors including Compass Café, Moe’s Original BBQ, Luxe Spirits and Sweets, Lotus Pad and Ousel and Spur.
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Running Lungs 5K & 10K Walk/Run Course Change
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The Running Lungs 5K & 10K Fun Walk/Run to support Lung Health & Lung Cancer Research at Mayo Clinic will now start and end at the Big Sky Town Center Fire Pit Park.
Click Here for More Info & to Register
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Several SW Montana Rivers To See Restrictions
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High water temperatures and low stream flows have prompted Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks to implement “hoot owl” restrictions on several rivers in Southwest Montana starting Wednesday.
The following sections of rivers will be closed to fishing daily from 2 p.m. to midnight until conditions improve effective Wednesday:
- Big Hole River from Saginaw Bridge on Skinner Meadows Road to the Mouth of the North Fork Big Hole River;
- Big Hole River from Notch Bottom Fishing Access Site to the confluence with the Beaverhead River;
- Lower Beaverhead River from Anderson Lane to confluence with Big Hole River;
- Lower Madison River from Ennis Dam to the mouth;
- Lower Gallatin River from the confluence with the Madison River at Three Forks to Sheds Bridge (Hwy 84) near Four Corners;
- East Gallatin River from Spring Hill Road Bridge (Hwy 411) to the confluence with the Gallatin River;
- The entire Jefferson River
These restrictions come two weeks later in the year than the first restrictions seen in 2015 and 2016.
Regional Fisheries Manager Travis Horton said, “We’ve been fairly fortunate so far this year with flows in general, but temperatures are high and could stay that way for a while.”
Additional restrictions are possible on other stretches of these or other southwest Montana rivers in the coming weeks.
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Pack The Courthouse for Transportation Funding at July 25 Gallatin County Commission Meeting
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The Big Sky Transportation District (dba Skyline Bus) is aiming to pack the Courthouse on Tuesday, July 25 in an effort to encourage the Gallatin County Commissioners to reconsider their decision to not fund Skyline this year (FY18). The request for funding for FY18 was $80,000, and the County's budget will be finalized next month.
In an effort to “pack the Courthouse” at the July 25 meeting, Karst Stage will be providing a bus from Big Sky to Bozeman (the Courthouse) and back. The bus will leave the Town Center bus stop (on Ousel Falls Road by the Hungry Moose) at 7:30 am. It will return to that same stop. Please RSVP to David Kack if you are planning on riding the bus so they can ensure there are enough seats available.
For those wanting to provide input, but unable to attend the meeting, you can send the Commissioners an email to commission@gallatin.mt.gov or call their office at (406) 582-3000.
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Kickoff Meeting for The Big Sky Substation Siting Project July 25
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You are invited to attend a kick-off meeting for the Big Sky Substation Siting Project at at 6:00 pm on July 25th in the Warren Miller Center for the Performing Arts. This will be the first of several community meetings focused on the need and location for NorthWestern Energy to build a new electrical substation in Big Sky.
The Big Sky Substation Siting Project, facilitated by Dr. Eric Austin and the Burton K. Wheeler Center, is an effort to engage the Big Sky community in a conversation about the need for and siting of a new electrical substation necessary to help meet the growing energy needs and ensure the reliability of service for current and future customers.
Click Here to Learn More
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Big Sky Community Food Bank Open House & Donor Appreciation Evening July 27
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Celebrate your impact on food insecurity in the Big Sky community on Thursday, July 27 beginning at 4:00pm with a brief presentation at 6:00pm.
You are invited to enjoy light hors d'oeuvres and beverages - and are encouraged to ask any questions to Sarah, Marjorie, and the BSCFB advisory board. In addition, the Food Bank will present important upcoming initiatives.
Please let Sarah know if you are able to attend by RSVP'ing to either sarah@bigskyfoodbank.org or (406) 995-3008.
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The mission of the Big Sky Chamber is to support the development of a world-class resort community as Montana's premier location to work, live and play.
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