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Janicki Industries Considers Great Falls, Montana, or Twin Falls, Idaho, for New Manufacturing Facilities
For more than 33 years, Janicki has designed and built composite and metallic tooling, parts, prototypes and assembled structures for many industries and is one of the largest privately owned Tier 1 aerospace suppliers in the United States.
Half of All Rural Counties Are Losing Population. Eastern Montana is a Hotspot. What Is Contributing to Those Declines?
For years, the dominant headline has been that rural America is growing again. And that’s partly true. But zooming in reveals a more complex picture.
Why Denmark Removed 40 Percent of Greenland From the Economy—and What It Teaches Us About Modern Capital
Denmark’s decision reveals something important: Not everything that can be monetized must be. And, more important, not everything should be exposed to economic optimization.
Montana Logos highway ad sign costs double, pricing out Montana business owners
Montana Logos renegotiated its contract with the Department of Transportation, leading to a significant price increase for tourist-oriented directional signs. “I’ve watched different advertising things go by the wayside. And maybe Montana Logos needs to find that out,”
Bozeman, Montana Airport Launches $200 Million Terminal Expansion – Public open house is scheduled for April 16, 2026
A public open house is scheduled for April 16, 2026, to solicit community input on the runway plans, with sections of the expanded terminal possibly opening by fall 2026. Runway construction could commence within two years, contingent on the environmental assessment covering historical, wildlife, noise, and traffic impacts.
Wyoming Advances Nuclear Plans as Communities Request Constraint while feds rush to expand industry
Wyoming lawmakers amended the nuclear waste storage ban to support TerraPower’s Natrium plant proposal. Community opinions remain split as regulatory changes and environmental concerns shape the state’s nuclear future.
Whitefish Revises Growth Policy Amid Legal Height Limit Concerns
The city council removed building height restrictions after State Senator Ellie Boldman highlighted conflicts with state law. This change reflects the challenge of balancing local planning goals with Montana’s housing legislation.
Bozeman ranked as nation’s best college town for third consecutive year as enrollment grows
Wellness played a big role for many Gen Z students and pointed to Bozeman’s setting in the Rocky Mountains, access to Yellowstone National Park and strong air quality as reasons the city stood out.
PowerShelter – E-Bike Battery Charging Lockers
The safe charging infrastructure that protects property owners and keeps electric cycle delivery fleets running 24/7
New Amtrak trains coming soon to Pacific Northwest
“We considered what we could do, but I think it’s really important to make sure that the trainset is really fit and ready for service, and that the crews are ready to operate it,” Mason said. “That’s why we are recognizing that it’s not going to be here for the World Cup.”





