I've been in Bozeman for five years now, and I love it! I'm lucky to live in a great town, in a great state, with such a loving and giving group of listeners who we affectionately call the XL Nation. We cannot thank you enough for voting “Dave & Ally in the Morning” your favorite morning show in the Bozeman's Choice Awards, and also making us your favorite radio Djs in the Best of Bozeman Awards on BoZone.com. Away from radio I'm an avid history buff. I often give tours of the Little Bighorn Battlefield and other historical sites. I also like to write and my most recent book "Crazy Horse: Where My Dead Lie Buried," is now available on Amazon. I'd love to hear from you about the book, the show, or anything else that strikes your fancy. You can reach out to me at Dave@XLCountry.com.
Dave Wooten
Trooper Palmer Communicating With Hand Gestures, Facial Expressions
The Montana Highway Patrol has issued an update on Trooper Wade Palmer who was shot three times in the line of duty near Missoula.
Couple Suspected of Having Sex in Hot Springs’ Children’s Pool
A couple was arrested on Friday after being suspected of having sex in the children's pool at Bozeman Hot Springs.
School Board to Meet Tonight About New Bozeman High School Mascot
The Bozeman School Board is scheduled to meet at 5:45 p.m. Monday night, and one of the items on the agenda is discussion regarding Bozeman Gallatin High School's new mascot.
Victim in Bozeman Homicide Identified
At approximately 8:10 p.m., Thursday, April 4, Bozeman police officers responded to a 911 call that came from 2220 W. Main Street.
Bozeman Man Arrested For Striking Girlfriend in Face With Laptop
Bozeman police arrested a man on Fen Way who allegedly assaulted his girlfriend with a laptop computer.
MSU Athletics Introduces 2019-2020 Broadcast Teams
Montana State Athletics announced that three familiar voices and one newcomer comprise its 2019-20 Bobcat football and basketball broadcast teams.
Welcome Home Planned For Medal of Honor Recipient Atkins’ Parents
Jack & Elaine Atkins of Bozeman are in Washington D.C. to receive the Medal of Honor from President Donald Trump for their son Staff Sergeant Travis W. Atkins.
Images of Bozeman’s Atkins Posthumously Receiving Medal of Honor
On Wednesday, Staff Sergeant Travis W. Atkins received posthumously the National Medal of Honor from President Donald Trump.
Watch Medal of Honor Ceremony for Travis W. Atkins
On Wednesday, Staff Sergeant Travis W. Atkins of Bozeman received posthumously the National Medal of Honor from President Donald Trump.
Suggestions Sought for Mascot & School Colors of New Gallatin High
With the wrapping up of community input on a name for the new Bozeman High School, the school district is now soliciting community suggestions for mascot and school colors.