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Can’t Afford a House? Buy a Piece of One Instead

In a chaotic housing market that has shut many buyers out, fractional home ownership and investing trends are taking off.

Buying and selling a home will change soon. Here’s what you need to know.

Although these will likely affect home buyers more than sellers, both sides will have to make some adjustments, including how they work with agents.

‘Design for a Radically Changing World’

14,000 workers in nine countries were asked about the workplace experiences they like best. Having an office modeled after a coffee shop was among the top three choices in every nation and came out first in several, including the U.S.

Grizzly Promise waives tuition for in-state students from low-income households at the University of Montana

Grizzly Promise is a new initiative at the University of Montana.
Since fall of 2022, Grizzly Promise has waived tuition costs for in-state Montana students, who come from households making $50,000 a year or less.

17-year-old opens bakery in heart of Harlowton, Montana

Klo’s Kitchen offers a variety of sweet treats and has daily breakfast and lunch options. The 17-year-old also takes special orders.

Silver hair, silver dollars: Wyoming’s aging population means big spending for the state

“As we are getting a larger and larger proportion of our population in the older categories, then obviously they’re gonna need more healthcare. And it’s really critical that we get them all insured,” said Virginia Vicenti, PhD, professor emeritus at the University of Wyoming.

City Club Missoula Presents: 2024 Ballot Issues: Fire Levy and Local Government Review Date : May 13 2024

The panel includes Missoula Fire Chief Gordy Hughes, Missoula City Council Member Stacie Anderson, and Geoff Badenoch of the League of Women Voters.

Montana Nonprofit News for April, 2024

We hope you are enjoying the spring weather in whichever corner of our fair state you call home.

Tourists Spent Nearly $5.5 Billion in Montana Last Year

Report shows nonresident spending had a higher direct impact to the local economy than in previous years despite dip in dollars

States explore new incentives to lower the cost of EVs

Washington state became the latest state to roll out rebates for buying or leasing EVs this week, but other states are offering incentives to knock thousands of dollars off the cost of the vehicles, too.