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Higher energy bills, asthma, and a handout to fossil fuel: Why Trump’s plan to bring back coal plants is a terrible idea
Hundreds of coal plants have been retired in recent years for both economic and environmental reasons. Bringing them back would only benefit coal companies.
Mayor Davis lays out municipal priorities for 2025
A few months into my second year of service as your mayor, I’m reflecting on the significant progress we have made in strengthening our city. Our future is bright, and I also recognize that many in our community continue to face challenges. Ensuring that everyone in Missoula has the opportunity to live and thrive here is fundamental.
Missoula College first to collaborate with state on jobs for grads program
Currently, approximately 90 students across Missoula’s high schools are enrolled in the pilot program. Swanson said the program plans to add additional partnerships with state and tribal colleges to reach more students.
Prospera Annual Ignite Luncheon – 4/22 – Bozeman
We are excited to announce the speakers for Prospera’s 2025 Business Ignite Luncheon! This year you will hear from some of the most innovative and creative business and community leaders in southwest Montana!
The Big Synch: Energy, New Era Economy and Innovation – Missoula – 3/26 – The Keep
We hope you can join us for this special dinner and discussion with journalist and founder of Concept Elemental Jennifer Warren.
Montana Economic Developers Association 2025 Spring Conference – 4/22-24 – Livingston, Montana
We are excited to invite you to MEDA’s Annual Membership Meeting, taking place on April 22-24, 2025 in Livingston, MT. This important event will include the election of new board members and feature a larger variety of engaging breakout sessions designed to inspire and inform.
Coal-fired secretive data centers: NorthWestern Energy responds to state inquiry
The energy company, Montana’s largest regulated monopoly utility, says that serving these new “large load” customers “can bring significant benefits” to all of its customers by supporting future capital investments and infrastructure improvements. In essence, NorthWestern is saying that they’ll be making money off these new data centers and will use that money to improve the energy system in Montana.