Concrete panels, steel trusses and rebar form the skeleton of Big Sky’s new $60 million wastewater treatment plant. Just south of the sprawling construction site, the West Fork Gallatin River ...

Once the plant is up and running, it will be capable of treating about 910,000 gallons of municipal wastewater per day — a 50% increase in capacity.

An equestrian property with a log home is selling in Big Sky’s affluent Riverview Ranch neighborhood, with easy proximity to the town center, the Gallatin River and the Big Sky Resort for skiing ...

A new Big Sky subdivision that will add septic systems to the upper Gallatin River basin has been approved by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ). The announcement comes days ...

Once the plant is up and running, it will be capable of treating about 910,000 gallons of municipal wastewater per day — a 50% increase in capacity.