Montana Business

"Our goal is to provide these services to the Northwest, which is underserved for innovative construction techniques."

As noted in outdoorgearlab.com, wood-core skis store energy and dampen vibration as they flex around bumps and turns. While they tend to be heavier than less-expensive foam cores, they also retain their performance qualities longer.

"Primary care needs to come out of insurance because it’s driving up the cost," said Bridges. "For 80 percent of Americans, most of their medical needs can be handled by a primary care provider."

Keeping our manufacturing on U.S. soil not only creates jobs and strengthens our business relationships and local economies, but it does something else that may be even more important.

This will do wonders for those running-to-catch-connecting-flights moments.

The new bill would give small-town banks more latitude to work with customers to customize the terms of loans, Turkiewicz said. Since Dodd-Frank was passed in 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis, it has reigned in reckless loans by big banks, but also made it more difficult for smaller banks to customize loans for customers in rural areas.

Federal Communications Commission officials informed the Commission on Monday that the state’s single area code is expected to last into the 2030s.

"If you act, you’ll either fail and learn, or you’ll succeed. Either one is productive and useful. If you don’t act, nothing happens."

"The more breweries we can get in Great Falls, the better for our community. They bring people together," Johnson said. "We all get along well."

With Blackfoot’s fiber back-haul services, T-Mobile aims to build out hundreds of new mobile sites in eastern Montana and northern Wyoming, such as Bozeman, Great Falls and Billings while extending service in Helena and Butte, to bring 4G LTE coverage to customers that have been underserved by existing network infrastructure and availability.