Montana Economic Development

"If we all start to speak with one voice, it becomes not just a piece of artwork, but an attitude."

Some may wonder how Butte got so lucky as to be home to the state’s only supercomputer.

Applications are due by February 6, 2009.

Shape Up Montana is a fun, interactive three-month team competition from February 1 – May 1 that encourages Montanans to develop healthy physical activity and eating habits.

A guide to climate change in Montana and smart ways we can all act NOW to preserve our state for tomorrow’s generations.

"If you’re going to be a denier (of global warming), you’re not going to be a developer," the governor said. "We’re not going to increase coal consumption in this country until we solve CO2 (carbon dioxide) emissions."

Gallatin County planners are sifting through a stack of proposed regulations that could, pending the Gallatin County Commission’s approval, limit development in the county’s rural unzoned areas to one home per 160 acres.

“Business owners, entrepreneurs, civic and tribal leadership, as well as motivated residents, will receive valuable information,”

"I think it’s great that they want to build more highways and bridges, but if you really want to invest in long-term job viability you need to invest in the innovation economy."

America’s economic slump is taking its toll in the heartland, Brett Doney told the Great Falls City Commission on Tuesday night.