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TED Talk – How to live with fire

Uncontrolled fire threatens nature — but the right kind of fire can maintain the health and balance of the land.

Next The Answers Are Out There podcast episode now available.

We would love your feedback on what you like about the podcast and how we can make it better. 

Mental illness costs the US economy $282 billion annually

A new analysis of the economic toll of mental illness considers a host of adverse economic outcomes not considered in earlier estimates.

Dorsey – FTC Prohibits Noncompete Agreements; Business Groups Sue

Now is the time for every business to review its existing noncompetes and develop a contingency plan.

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.

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.

Students get real experience at Jobs for Montana’s Graduates IGNITE MT Conference

The Jobs for Montana’s Graduates model, or JMG, is used in over 50 middle and high schools and colleges with the goal of helping students achieve their career goals and exposing them to higher education options.

Celebrating Montana State University Research and Innovation 5/3 – Bozeman

Recognition of Everyday Heroes. These Heroes (including students, staff, faculty, or administrators) support successful MSU research, creativity and innovation, and may not always get recognized.

Commerce Awards More Than $4 Million of Grant Funding to Construct and Rehabilitate Affordable Homes in Montana

“The health and well-being of Montanans and our communities rely on access to affordable, attainable housing. Projects like these will help meet the housing needs of Montana’s seniors and those living with disabilities, all while supporting our economy with good-paying jobs,” said Paul Green, Director of the Montana Department of Commerce.