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What’s the Latest on Cyber Talent and Staffing Shortages? Cyber STEM Summer Camps for Middle School Students in Montana

The topic of cyber staffing shortages is a hot issue that has grown hotter during the pandemic. So what are some of the latest trends, newer perspectives and opportunities ava

Inside the design of Zoox, Amazon’s quirky, self-driving car

In an exclusive interview, Co.Design sat down with Zoox’s industrial design team to discuss the details shaping its unique rideshare vehicle.

Cyber STEM Summer Camps for Middle School Students in Montana

The GenCyber program strives to be a part of the solution to the Nation’s shortfall of skilled cybersecurity professionals. Ensuring that enough young people are inspired to

Electric Bike Maintenance: What I’ve Learned In 8 Years (Avoid The Mistakes I’ve Made)

The poor UW–Madison professor with 6 kids (my father) had to be very frugal. Somehow, he got to know Mr. Schwinn, the president of the Schwinn bike company, and it was a rit

Great Falls Economic Development Top 10 for 5-22-22

Fire Within was a huge success! Nearly 200 people joined in celebrating the 32 Aspire/Inspire Award Winners. Visit our website for the list of Aspire and Inspire Award winner

Vertical farms in Jackson, Wyoming: A new form of agriculture – Why not in your community?

In downtown Jackson, Wyoming, a small plot of land, 30 by 150 feet, produces 100,000 pounds of produce a year, thanks to a farm that soars in the air. Correspondent Martha Tei

Montana students prepare for ‘Shark Tank’ competition

"It's to develop entrepreneurship,” said Great Falls High School business teacher Scott Donisthorpe.

Why Boise Dropped Out of top 10 Places to Live in America

Idaho has had an incredible run of great publicity for several years. We all became accustomed to the state or Boise being at the top of just about any good list. Even a once-

Large northeastern North Dakota manufacturer shutting down

The company told Fitzgerald that it was having difficulty finding qualified employees, a factor in its conversion to electric vehicles, and the plant's location has become an

After solarizing jail, Missoula County now eyes PV on public works, Lolo water

Commissioners on Thursday approved a $12,500 contract with Cushing Terrell to explore the feasibility of installing solar on the county’s public works building and another o

Y Combinator Warns Startup Founders Of Economic Downturn: ‘Plan For The Worst’

“If for whatever reason you don’t think this message applies to your company or you are going to need someone to tell you this in person to believe it … please reassess

Dorsey & Whitney – Montana Mid-Year Employment Law Update – 2022 – 6/14 – Bozeman

In this program, we’ll discuss a number of hot topics for Montana employers, including:Changes to wrongful discharge laws in Montana and how to avoid potential liability

Dorsey & Whitney – Montana Mid-Year Employment Law Update – 2022 – 6/15 – Missoula

In this program, we’ll discuss a number of hot topics for Montana employers, including:Changes to wrongful discharge laws in Montana and how to avoid potential liability

2022 Montana Housing Partnership Virtual Conference – June 14-15 – Online

The virtual 2022 Montana Housing Partnership Conference is coming up June 14-15. The conference is offering two days packed full of great content including 15 sessions and thr

“We Were Hiring”

Concerns about an economic slowdown, fueled by factors including inflation and a declining stock market, are starting to be felt by individual tech job seekers as some compani

Montana Superintendent of Education Arntzen draws backlash over counseling proposal

“We need to have more school counselors, not less,” Schoening told Montana Free Press. “And it needs to be in the [state] standards as a minimum requirement for quality

US pours $3.5 billion into direct air capture hubs for carbon removal

This is centered on deploying carbon capture technologies on a gigaton scale by 2050, by driving down the cost of carbon capture and storage to $100 per ton.

What does emotional intelligence mean for teams?

Teams can improve their emotional intelligence by being open about discomfort and encouraging direct communication and collaboration, writes Evan Watkins about research conduc

Bozeman gives watering restrictions final approval

Bozeman residents will be restricted from watering their lawns during most days of the week and during most times of the day under a new ordinance city commissioners approved

High turnover, increased vacancies prevalent in Montana University System

“I think we truly have to understand the complexity of the problem as best we can, knowing that it’s a little different at each campus and it’s quite multifaceted,” Co

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