Press Release: Positively Montana Celebrates Community Spirit with New Uplifting Stories
Bozeman, MT – May 11, 2025 – This week on Positively Montana, we continue to shine the spotlight on heartwarming stories that celebrate the positive impact of individuals and communities across the state.
In Bozeman, excitement builds for Ridge View Elementary’s fourth annual Cereal Box Take Down Challenge. What began as a simple idea from a fourth grader has blossomed into a cherished school event, bringing students together in friendly competition and creativity.
Meanwhile, in Billings, nostalgia takes center stage at Keep It Alive Antiques and Collectibles. Owner Sean Osborne has launched a retro-themed video rental room, inviting visitors to relive the charm of classic movie nights reminiscent of the iconic Blockbuster days.
Additionally, Carroll College celebrates the achievements of its Anthrozoology Program graduates, including dedicated senior Maggie Young, who shares insights into the treasured bond between humans and their pets.
Join us for these uplifting narratives and more in this week’s edition of Positively Montana, where we honor the impactful stories that inspire and connect us all.
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