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Prospera – Upcoming Virtual Trainings
Small business owners are constantly told to do more. More platforms. More posts. More tools. More trends. This seminar is about doing less, but doing it better. Smarter Marketing, Not More Marketing is a 90-minute,…
Montana PBS purchases three TV stations in eastern Montana, allowing residents access to free public television for first time
In October 2025, Montana PBS finalized purchase of KYUS-TV in Miles City, KXGN-TV in Glendive and K13IG-D (a translator relaying the KXGN signal) in Sidney. The PBS programming on the three stations went live in February.
Polson Chamber of Commerce to take action. – Polson businesses learn strategies to boost year-round revenue at prosperity conference
One key strategy discussed at the conference involves rethinking how customers find businesses online.
Center for Digital Education – Montana High Schools, Colleges Prepare Students to Work with AI
High schoolers are learning about AI through peer-to-peer work and after-school programming like Code Girls United, and higher education institutions in Montana are prioritizing introductory lessons in AI for students.
GFDA Top Ten for 2-16-26
We announced formation of the new regional defense advocacy effort, the Central Montana Defense Coalition.
Bear Paw Development Annual Meeting Hosts Marta Bertoglio, Director of the Montana Department of Commerce – 2/26 – Havre
“As we recognize and celebrate Bear Paw Development’s economic and community development work over the past year, including through the release of our Annual Report for 2025, we are very pleased that Montana Commerce Director Marta Bertoglio will be joining us to discuss the State of Montana’s efforts to enhance the economic competitiveness of rural Montana and the solid partnership that exists between state government and regional economic development organizations such as Bear Paw Development,” said Paul Tuss, Executive Director.
Farmers (and Ranchers) are aging. Their kids don’t want to be in the family business. The American Prairie Reserve Is an Option in Northern Montana
For Montanan farmers and ranchers North of Fort Peck Lake, the implications extend beyond tradition and heritage to economic viability, recreational opportunities, public health, and community stability. Aging farming and ranchers with fewer successors could drive more land into consolidation under large agribusinesses, or, even worse, ownership by rich out of state entities that then close the properties to hunting and recreation in favor of “hobby ranches and private hunting reserves. The American Prairie is an excellent alternative.
How federal micromanagement by its “Leaders” is undermining Montana’s prairie revival by The American Prairie Reserve
It’s time to let the buffalo roam—and stop letting bureaucracy stand in the way.
The Wachholz Innovation and Entrepreneurship Center (WIEC) at the Flathead Valley Community College in Kalispell, Montana
We help entrepreneurs and innovators succeed in Northwest Montana.