Chamonix moves to set tourist quotas, a first in the Alps. Is this a portent of things to come internationally?
Under the plan, access to the Lac Blanc and the Chéserys lakes, which offer breathtaking views of the Mont-Blanc massif, would require an advance reservation, with a cap of 600 to 1,000 daily visitors, starting in summer 2027.
University of Montana College of Business Ranks Top 15 Percent Nationally
The University of Montana College of Business ranks No. 89 among public universities, leading the Big Sky Conference. With growing enrollment and strong alumni outcomes, UM is poised for continued success.
EcosAtlas – How A Laramie, Wyoming Startup Is Bringing Manufacturers Back To Wyoming And The U.S.
EcosAtlas aggregates over 100 datasets to provide up-to-date supply chain insights, helping companies reshore operations despite policy uncertainty. Piloted in Wyoming and Idaho, the platform identifies local manufacturing capabilities and economic opportunities.
Resource Hub: Small business owners find free assistance at Flathead Valley Community College
We help entrepreneurs and innovators succeed in Northwest Montana.
The Next Gen-Z Startup Boom Isn’t Happening in Silicon Valley. It’s Hitting College Towns
Instead of following a traditional career path, members of Gen-Z are embracing entrepreneurship for an unexpected reason.
GFDA Top Ten for 11/8/26
Meadowview Village celebrated their first home set in the new 163-home community in Great Falls with a ribbon cutting event. Over 200 people were able to visit and tour the completed home. This is a major homeownership milestone for Great Falls as these homes are on lots the buyers will own outright. This new neighborhood brings a new rung to the homeownership ladder in Great Falls,
Beloved Missoula Gyro Shop for Sale After 40 Years
You may have always wanted to own your very own restaurant in Missoula. Well, here is your chance. Plus, there’s a history of over forty (40) years behind it. Plus, some great gyros.
Frontier Angels – WHAT’S NEXT?! Montana — October 2026
October brought a $4.3 billion U.S. Air Force contract to a tribally owned St. Ignatius company, a second U.S. Army order for a Bozeman defense software firm, a photonic packaging facility opening in Bozeman, and a manufacturing groundbreaking in Hamilton. Here is what happened.
The fall print edition of The Pulp is out in the wild.
We’ve posted a couple of the stories on our website — Ben Fowlkes’ profile of Hellgate High’s girls’ flag football team, and Max Savage Levenson’s piece on the new hi-fi listening bar inside the Florence called Shapes. Oh, and the Missoula-themed crossword puzzle, too!
Google Commits $17 Billion to Wyoming Data Center Expansion
Google will build a 702-megawatt data center near Terry Ranch Road, marking a major shift in regional computing infrastructure. The project includes advanced fuel-cell technology and efforts to minimize environmental impact amid local concerns.



