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Mira Brody's coverage primarily focuses on local businesses, culture, and community events within the Big Sky area of Montana. She frequently incorporates expert commentary and industry-specific content into her articles.
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Snow guns blazing, Big Sky Resort opens for 52nd season By Mira Brody VP MEDIAPhotos by Fischer Genau The way a crowShook down on meThe dust of snowFrom a hemlock treeHas given my heartA change of moodAnd saved some partOf a day I had rued.—Robert Frost, A Dust of Snow Just as a dust of
‘The peak of taste’ to gather nearly 50 Michelin-star restaurants in Big Sky By Mira Brody VP MEDIA Fans of food, wine luxury and Michelin stars will get their fill next fall with the debut of the Big Sky Food and Wine Festival on Sept. 25-26, 2026. The event will bring two days of chef-led
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By Mira Brody VP MEDIA For years, Gallatin County has faced rising youth mental health needs with few resources to meet them. In the most recent Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 14% of Gallatin County high schoolers reported attempting suicide in the previous year. “It's a shocking number,” Gallatin Behavioral Health Coalition Coordinator Kirsten Smith said.
EBS STAFF On Thursday, Dec. 30, Bridger Bowl Ski Area will ring in 2026 with their annual torchlight parade and fireworks celebration. Starting at 4 p.m., enjoy a family-friendly spaghetti dinner at both Jim Bridger and Saddle Peak lodges and live music by Roadrunner and Brendan Nolan. At nightfall, Bridger Bowl Snowsports instructors will snake
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By Mira Brody VP MEDIA Lone Mountain Land Company President Matt Kidd opened the company's annual open house community forum on June 9 with a posed question to the audience: who is recruiting full-time, Big Sky residents to strengthen our year-round community? "Who's recruiting full-time year-round residents? Other locals? Nobody,” Kidd said to a full
Author Kevin Fedarko on adventure, responsibility and the contradictions of the Grand Canyon By Mira Brody VP MEDIA When asked if he’d hike the entirety of the Grand Canyon again, author Kevin Fedarko answered in one syllable. “No.” Do not mistake the simplicity of that syllable however, as a diminishment of the importance of his
His latest piece, Defiance, will be auctioned to benefit Western Sports Foundation By Mira Brody VP MEDIA If there’s one thing Lane Timothy is sure about, it’s the fact that he set out to be an artist. "Since I was a little kid... everybody [asks], 'What do you want to be, a fireman? I want
By Mira Brody VP MEDIA Grammy Award-winning singer-songwriter and guitarist Madison Cunningham will grace the stage at the Warren Miller Performing Arts Center on Aug. 30, a “huge get,” according to Executive Director John Zirkle. Cunningham won the 2023 Grammy for Best Folk Album for "Revealer" and has drawn praise from artists including John Mayer,
Bozeman police, FWP respond to in-town bear activity By Mira Brody VP MEDIA Most residents in bear country are familiar with the bleary-eyed experience of an early morning run-in with an exploded trash can. Receptacle tipped over, contains strewn about as though searched by a TSA agent, bits of plastic ripped into tiny pieces; they’re
Q&A with novelist and Yaak Valley conservationist, Rick Bass By Mira Brody VP MEDIA In the northwest corner of Montana's Yaak Valley thrives an old-growth forest that has been identified as the most wildfire-resilient, stable ecosystem in the northern Rockies. When a 315-year-old Engelmann spruce blew down at the edge of that clearcut, Bozeman luthier
