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Ronan, Montana’s Spring Creek Kitchen Launches Affordable Rentals for Food Startups

Spring Creek Kitchen in Ronan offers fully equipped commercial kitchen rentals by the day, helping local food entrepreneurs start and grow without high overhead costs.

‘Punch in the gut’: Homes sales fall to their lowest in 16 years

“It might seem like kicking the housing market while it’s down right now for the Fed to continue a rate raising cycle but in the long run getting inflation under control is really the goal,” Berner said.

Manufacturing Drives Montana’s Economy with $3 Billion GDP Contribution

The 2025 Montana Manufacturing Report highlights manufacturing’s key role in supporting jobs, wages, and community stability, especially in Northwest Montana. This sector’s diverse careers extend beyond production, underpinning local economies and family well-being.

Ecocities Emerging November 2026

The next Summit will build on the first and open its doors wider. We will welcome people from beyond Montana who want to learn from what we’re building here and share what they’ve learned elsewhere.

Montana’s Public Service Commission approved a $15.4 billion merger between NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp. in a narrow 3-2 vote.

The Public Service Commission narrowly approved the merger of NorthWestern Energy and Black Hills Corp., creating Bright Horizon Energy to serve 2.1 million customers. The decision includes strict conditions and ongoing regulatory oversight to address concerns about rates and energy resources.

Prospera 2026/2027 Events and Trainings

Crafting Your Business Plan (VIRTUAL) November 12 and so much more….

CubCloud AI Challenges Missoula Data Center Zoning Rules

CubCloud AI argues Missoula’s 2025 zoning amendment violates Montana’s Right to Compute Act by imposing stricter restrictions on data centers. The lawsuit could redefine how local governments regulate digital infrastructure amid economic and environmental concerns.

Humanity faces a hotter world than experts forecast last year, driven by rising U.S. emissions.

The latest UNEP report shows Earth will warm more than expected due to rising U.S. emissions and policy shifts. Montana businesses may face increased risks if emissions are not curbed soon.

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.