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Annual economic tour showcases Billings’ rapid growth and rising impact

September 6, 2025/

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A group of officials and business leaders hit the road Thursday morning to get a first-hand look at the more than $1.5 billion in construction projects taking shape in Yellowstone County’s vast economic landscape.

The Big Sky Economic Development annual Impact Bus Tour gave more than 40 board members, investors, elected officials, and developers a behind-the-scenes view of several projects expected to boost job growth, tourism, and industry in the county.

 

By: Isabel Spartz


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