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Montana Senator Jon Tester, Senate Republicans Introduce Bipartisan Bill to Stop Foreign Adversaries from Buying U.S. Farmland

The Protecting America’s Agricultural Land from Foreign Harm Act would prohibit China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea from purchasing or leasing U.S. farmland

How Likely is Passenger Rail through Missoula and Middle Montana? Zoom Recording

Passenger rail through Missoula is unlikely to happen anytime soon, says railroad veteran Mark Meyer. We discussed the reasons why with this long-time passenger rail advocate on Zoom on March 21st

Parents in the US fear mass shootings, but kids are three times as likely to be shot at home

The school shootings in Sandy Hook, Parkland and Uvalde left parents afraid. But home is far more dangerous for children where guns are involved.

There Is Much More Work to Do to Shift Cities Away from Cars

A mode shift toward more sustainable transportation like micromobility and transit will take more than an app. It will require a reimagining of cities and how transportation infrastructure is prioritized.

Montana Senator Jon Tester Ranked 4th Most Effective Senator of All 100 in Either Party

“Too many people in Washington don’t understand what a hard day’s work looks like and certainly don’t understand the challenges facing Montanans,” said Tester. “That’s why I fight every single day to stand up for Montana and our values. I’ll keep working with folks on both sides of the aisle to do what’s best for Montana and ensure we honor the promises we’ve made to our nation’s veterans.”

GFDA – Upcoming Trainings: Food Formulation, Government Contracting, Boots to Business and more!

Does the Government Buy Your Product/Service?
March 22
11 am-11:30

The Wyoming Business Council (WBC) and Leadership Wyoming are excited to announce the class roster for the first cohort of The Wyoming Academy which will kick off this June.

The 2023-2024 roster is made up of leaders from all levels and areas of the state, including economic development professionals, industry leaders, city and county staff, and key board members. All of whom will gather for four in-person sessions across Wyoming highlighting both large and small communities.