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It should be mandatory that government organizations lighten up a little bit, especially when you're talking about snakes and spiders.

If you live in Montana and haven't joined this Facebook page, you're missing out.

Let's be clear: these people are not our kind of people. If they didn't have something to complain about, they'd have nothing to say at all. Yellowstone National Park has experienced early season high traffic, followed by historic flood damage this year.

Social media can be a tough place to hang out these days. There are lots of opinions and can turn argumentative quickly. Have you ever considered a break?

Here are 15 Facebook groups that you need to follow if you want to stay informed on what's happening in Bozeman.

Rent is no joke around Gallatin County. Prices are sky high, and resentment is rising. Don't ask a stupid question online if you're not prepared to get verbally destroyed.

An innocent question from a newbie prompts pretty hilarious responses from Montana locals. Giving up good locations for hunting isn't something people do around here.

I will say that their pool is super cool, but with rates well over $1,000 a night, you knew that Montana locals were going to have a few comments to share about the new luxury resort.

Feeling old yet?

Facebook is upgrading its security game.

There's really nothing finer than the social media comments when someone asks a seemingly harmless question about the vibe of a few small towns. It's as if Bozeman folks can't help themselves...MUST...RESPOND...GIVE...WITTY...FEEDBACK.

You've seen them, right? Nationally based pages and groups trying to appear as local Bozeman experts. People that actually live here aren't having it and have not been shy about their comments.