Montana Economic Development

In Gallatin and Park counties, the economy just keeps marching ahead, even as many people who work for wages see their incomes shrinking. By SCOTT McMILLION Chronicle Staff Writer That’s one of the findings of…

"There are quiet, industrious leaders among us who have never been concerned about turf or getting credit for what they do. These are the people we need to lead our city to tomorrow."

"Most importantly, a person starting out in a tourism-based business has to take the long view. It may take several years to make a profit. Most businesses that fail do so because they’re undercapitalized, and the entrepreneur just cannot hang in there for the long haul.

Paul Tuss, President of the MEDA, said. "This partnership between the Montana Department of Commerce and MEDA underscores the fact that healthy, pro-active communities are a cornerstone in building a more vibrant, sustainable economy for our entire state."

‘‘Local governments, mostly schools, will be eating a reduction of $54 million a year into the future,” Ellingson said. ‘‘That probably means increased local property taxes.”

State Auditor John Morrison announced Wednesday the board members of the newly formed Rocky Mountain Captive Insurance Association. Members of the emerging captive insurance industry formed the association to promote Montana as the premier captive…

Does it seem like a lot of banks are breaking ground in Bozeman lately? It’s true, new banks are coming to town and local banks are building new branches – in big numbers. By Jeannie…

"The Summit featured something I have never witnessed before – three federal politicians convening workshops, and doing it very well!"

The Montana Jobs Network has been awarded a $5,000 grant to help in its efforts to keep Montana-educated people in the state and attract back those who have left. By the Missoulian news staff The…

Montana was only awarded $106K out of a total of $20.1 Million