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Jack Reaney

Jack Reaney

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Associate Editor, Explore Big Sky

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  • Big Sky Resort to host Easter sunrise service

    By Jack Reaney| Explore Big Sky Verified EBS STAFFAs the sun rises on Easter Sunday, April 20, Big Sky Resort Ministries will host its annual on-mountain service at Big Sky Resort. Starting at 7 a.m. atop Andesite Mountain, the celebration is free and open to the public, and lift tickets are not required, according to Chaplain Brad Lartigue. Pedestrians are welcome, though attendees are encouraged to ski or snowboard for the event.

    By Jack Reaney · Explore Big Sky

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Big Sky neighborhood to vote again on sewer district creation

    By Jack Reaney| Explore Big Sky Verified By Jack ReaneySENIOR EDITOR In the May 2024 election, residents in Big Sky’s Firelight Meadows subdivision voted unanimously to create a water and sewer district to rectify environmental issues due to outdated septic infrastructure. Despite unanimous support, Firelight fell one vote short of the minimum quota, and the effort failed. In the upcoming May 6 mail-in election, leaders are giving it another shot.

    By Jack Reaney · Explore Big Sky

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • Big Sky Resort to host Easter sunrise service

    By Jack Reaney| Explore Big Sky Verified EBS STAFFAs the sun rises on Easter Sunday, April 20, Big Sky Resort Ministries will host its annual on-mountain service at Big Sky Resort. Starting at 7 a.m. atop Andesite Mountain, the celebration is free and open to the public, and lift tickets are not required, according to Chaplain Brad Lartigue. Pedestrians are welcome, though attendees are encouraged to ski or snowboard for the event.

    By Jack Reaney · Explore Big Sky

    Apr. 09, 2025

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