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Data Centers in Montana:  The Pros and Cons – 10/27 – Bozeman

Join us for an informative evening presentation by regional experts and moderated by MSU Prof. Eric Raile highlighting the various elements involved in building and maintaining data centers here in Montana. Can data centers be good neighbors?

Join us for Prospera’s Women’s Business Showcase in Downtown Bozeman on September 30th from 4:00-7:00 PM!

Join us to hear from experienced women entrepreneurs and to learn how to grow the business skills you didn’t know you need!

Montana Heritage Center Unveils $107M Renovation with Indigenous Focus – Its Smallest Room Says a Lot About the Thought That Went Into Designing the Space

The Helena museum expanded by 70,000 square feet and integrated Indigenous perspectives throughout its exhibits. A Tribal Stakeholders Group helped select artifacts and shape interpretive text, embedding Native values into the architecture and displays.

Glacier Processing Co-op Revitalizes Montana’s Only USDA Meat Plant

The cooperative’s $200,000 upgrade and planned expansion will boost local processing capacity and support 40 Montana farms. This effort addresses long-standing bottlenecks and strengthens regional meat supply chains.

Did you know there were 3 Headwaters organizations focusing on economic development in Montana?

We really must love the name Headwaters.

UMaine-led $20 million EDA Tech Hub investment fuels Maine’s forest economy

The U.S. Economic Development Administration (EDA) announced today that Maine’s Forest Bioproducts Advanced Manufacturing Tech Hub has been awarded $20 million to accelerate commercialization of advanced forest bioproducts and strengthen Maine’s forest economy.

Bison Numbers Soar Thanks to Wyoming Ranchers and Market Demand

Wyoming ranchers and entrepreneurs have driven a remarkable bison recovery by combining commercial incentives with conservation. This model shows how market forces can support species revival beyond traditional public efforts.

Cattle Rancher Finds Heads of Lettuce More Profitable Than Heads of Cattle

Dwight Koehn transformed his cattle ranch into a thriving hydroponic produce business, now delivering fresh lettuce and herbs across Wyoming and Montana. His innovative approach offers a model for agricultural adaptation in the region.

Bannock County, Idaho Rethinks – May Reverse Solar and Wind Energy Ban This Fall

The county commission is considering a new ordinance to allow solar, wind, and nuclear development after a 2024 ban. This shift highlights local debates over clean energy, property rights, and economic benefits amid rising energy demand.

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