Montana Business

The jury is still out on my definition of dream property, but I’ll tell you this: Montana’s Sun Ranch is definitely in the running.

The REACH Network is a video conferencing system that links 18 health care facilities across Northcentral Montana and the Hi-Line.

The railroad giant has approached property owners in Whitefish and Somers, offering to buy their land.

The development authority in Hardin, a city of 3,400 people bordering the Crow Indian Reservation, built the $27 million, 460-bed jail two years ago and has been looking for tenants ever since. Its construction loans are in default.

“It’s kind of bad news on Earth Day,” said Nancy Wilson, ASUM Transportation director.

“Energy investment capital and expertise together with the abundance of our natural resources have the potential to create long-term financial sovereignty for the Tribes while providing a great investment opportunity for NARP and Quantum. Non-tribal residents on and around the Reservation will also benefit from our partnership and the operations of Fort Peck Energy Company.”

“Every day is Earth Day and NorthWestern Energy’s Efficiency Plus, or E+ Programs, provide many opportunities for our customers who are looking to take action.”

Kassandra Hardy, the park’s centennial coordinator, said there will be at least 100 events and programs starting this August and continuing through fall 2010.

“LightNex’s new 20 megabit package is simply the fastest available in Bozeman. It blows cable and DSL Internet service out of the water,” said Brock Williams, President of LightNex Communications.

The community clearly wants another BarCamp next year. The best way to make sure that happens is to keep building the community. Here are some ways you can contribute