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August 5: Community Road Work Update

Community Road Work (August 5 – 9)

  • MT 64 Tiger Grant Project
    • Gallatin County, the Montana Department of Transportation (MDT), and Riverside Contracting Inc. continue construction on the MT 64 TIGER Grant project. Here’s what you can expect the week of August 5.
    • Concrete crews will install an Americans with Disabilities (ADA) ramp on the shared use path near Huntley Dive. A weigh scale pad will be added in the wildlife turnout west of the US Highway 191 (US191) and Montana Highway 64 (MT 64) intersection. Minimal to no traffic impacts are expected while concrete work is conducted.
    • Concerns regarding current pavement markings will be addressed in the coming weeks with paving and chip seal activities.
  • Turn Bay North of Gallatin Gateway
    • Crews will install signage north of Gallatin Gateway. Minimal to no traffic impacts are expected.
  • South of Spanish Creek South
    • Final striping activities will take place between Storm Castle Road and the Lava Lake trailhead in the next few weeks; however specific dates have not yet been determined. Minimal traffic impacts are anticipated while striping occurs.

July 30: Community Road Work Update

Community Road Work (July 30 – August 2)

  • MT 64 Tiger Grant Project
    • Shared-use path realignment will be completed this week, weather and other factors permitting. Paving activities on the shared-use path and the pedestrian underpass may begin late in the week. Path and pedestrian underpass closures will be necessary during construction.
    • Paving operations west of the intersection of US Highway 191 (US 191) with Montana Highway 64 (MT 64) will begin this week, weather and other factors permitting. While paving operations are underway, drivers can expect single-lane closures and flagger-controlled traffic. Please plan for extended delays.
    • Concerns regarding current pavement markings will be addressed in the coming weeks with paving and chip seal activities.
  • Turn Bay North of Gallatin Gateway
    • Sign installation and delineator work will occur north of Gallatin Gateway. Two traffic lanes will be open, but drivers can expect reduced speeds through the area.
  • South of Spanish Creek South
    • No active construction is anticipated between Storm Castle Road and the Lava Lake trailhead.

June 25: Community Road Work Update

TIGER GRANT/Community Road Work

  •  Grading operations will begin near the intersection of Montana Highway 64 (MT 64) and US Highway 191 (US 191). Drivers should plan for reduced speeds, single-lane closures, and delays while grading activities are completed. Grading work will take approximately two weeks to complete, weather and other factors permitting.
  • Concrete crews will complete ADA ramps along the bike path between Andesite Road and Big Pine Drive. The path will be closed in sections as crews while concrete work is completed, minimal to no traffic impacts are expected.
  • Rural Improvement District 395 is scheduled to have Treasure State complete the following work the week of June 24th (Monday through Friday).
    • South Fork – small area milling and asphalt patching and asphalt shoulder repairs
    • Ousel Falls – Town Center – localized milling and asphalt patching
    • Ousel Falls – Town Center to Crown Butte – asphalt overlay

May 1st – May 31st: Town Center Spring Bingo

Stop into any of the participating businesses listed and grab your Spring Bingo Card. Instructions on how to play are included. Drop your completed card off by June 3rd to be entered in a raffle for great prizes drawn on June 10!

 

2024 Big Sky Farmers Market

The 2024 Big Sky Farmers Market will take place every Wednesday from 5-8pm, June 5th-September 25th in Big Sky Town Center (Market stretches from Town Center Plaza, along Town Center Ave. and over to Fire Pit Park). Please note that for the month of September the Fall Markets will downsize to a smaller venue tentatively at the Town Center Plaza.

Application forms can be filled out and submitted HERE. Applications will be reviewed by our team for approval with an emphasis towards local/regional farmers, professional artisans, young artists/entrepreneurs, and community organizations – all with a goal of helping to foster and maintain a market that is true to our Big Sky mountain culture. The Fall Markets for the month of September are by invitation. Please let our team know if your brand is interested in attending. Once reviewed we will notify vendors of the status of their application. Thank you for your patience as we process your requests and we look forward to another great market season.

 

Valentine’s Day Reminder – Belle Cose Trunk Show featuring Heather Moore

Heather B Moore in house from 2/14 through 2/15

Based out of Cleveland, Ohio, Heather is known for her unique, charm based jewelry designs. Come in to start your collection, and discover what her collection is all about. Don’t forget to check out her Lone Peak Charm Collection. Great charms and jewelry for that special someone on Valentine’s Day.

Belle Cose | Big Sky

223 Town Center Avenue

Big Sky, Montana 59716

 

New Business Spotlight: Blindside Burger

The Town Center Owners Association (an affiliate of Lone Mountain Land Company) is thrilled to announce the opening of a new restaurant at 47 Town Center Avenue, Suite D1.

Brought to you by the culinary artists who founded Blue Buddha Sushi and Tres Toros Tacos & Tequila, Blindside Burger will be the newest restaurant to break into the dining scene in Big Sky. “Picture this: Creative smash burgers that’ll make your taste buds high-five, shakes so unique they’re practically edible art, crispy fries, and beers that’ll have you saying, “Cheers, Big Sky!” It’s the kind of vibe that’s fast-casual and family friendly.”, says Twist Thompson, Owner of Blue Buddha Sushi, Tres Toros, and Blindside Burger.

Blindside Burger is projected to open on February 12, 2024 and will serve lunch and dinner, from 11am – 9pm, Monday – Saturday.

New Business Spotlight: New West KnifeWorks

Welcome to Town Center: New West KnifeWorks

Please join them for their grand opening celebration this Wednesday, December 20 from 11:00am – 7:00pm. Enjoy a book signing experience with Gator from the show, Yellowstone, knife demos/tips, food, drinks, and so much more.

  • 11:00am – Ribbon Cutting
  • 11:30am – Gator tells tales of Yellowstone and does book signing
  • 1:30pm – Knife demos and tips (around this time)
  • 3:30pm – Hog unveiled – Official party begins
  • 7:00pm – Party technically ends

Brief Company History:

New West KnifeWorks started 26 years ago, when founder Corey Milligan decided he was tired of the ubiquitous white-or-black handled kitchen knives at his river guide job. He converted the second bedroom of his 2-bed apartment into the very first production facility (with permission from his wife Jess, under the condition that he would not ruin the carpet!)

For the first 10 years in business, Corey participated in just trade shows to build the business. 1 man, 1 van, 1 dream, and 26 years later, New West has just opened their 7th brick-and-mortar store here in beautiful Big Sky, Montana. The vision remains the same: to produce the highest-quality functional knife art in the world. Their products use only American-sourced materials, and are all assembled in their production facility located in Victor, Idaho. Each knife, Rock Block, resin magnet, etc. is taken from start to finish by a single artisan craftsperson, and arrives to the customer with a lifetime warranty and free sharpening for life.

Services to be provided and additional information:

Starting in January 2024, sharpening of knives, axes, tomahawks, scissors, shears, etc. will be available at the Big Sky location. The products do not have to be from New West. 3rd party sharpening will range from $9.00 – $25.00. Until then, sharpening projects will be sent to Victor, Idaho at no shipping charge to the customer.

Learn to throw a tomahawk! The Big Sky facility has a complete and safe location to throw. Also, get a new profile picture in an outrageous bison coat – a sustainable product that is made especially for New West. They get the pelts from a Jackson, Wyoming bison meat farm, and they are gorgeous statement pieces. While they are technically for sale, they are mostly used for props in photos.

Lastly, there is a gift for everyone in their new location as New West services the culinary community with knives, kitchen accessories and wine keys. Additionally, the Mountain Man Toy Shop provides utility knives, pocket knives, hunting and skinning knives, tomahawks, axes, apparel, and fun unique gifts such as bolt action pens, cast iron pans, sharpening kits, beaver fur koozies, navigation and survival manuals, and so much more. There are also fun things for kids such as non-artifact arrowheads, titanium whistles, high quality metal spinning tops, and fidget spinners.

They ship all over the USA, so if you are traveling and are wary about flying with these purchases, rest assured they will take care of you.

Visit them further online HERE

 

New Business Spotlight: The Agency Real Estate

The Agency is a unique kind of real estate company, defined by our strength of character, rebellious spirit and passion for reinvention. Breaking away from the traditional brokerage model, The Agency takes a collaborative approach to the business of real estate.

As Managing Partner of The Agency Bozeman and The Agency Big Sky, Joy Vance is a dynamic, service-first leader who guides our premiere Montana offices with grace, humor and extensive knowledge of the local luxury real estate market.

The Agency brings our boutique approach to the world’s most coveted markets. Our global presence allows us to serve our clients with a full scope of residential, commercial, luxury leasing, vacation rental and new development services.

The Agency | Global Boutique Real Estate Brokerage

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