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A new group to help US small towns lead the clean energy transition – National Conference of Small Cities and Rural Mayors
“One small town can be ignored. Thousands of organized small towns become a national constituency.” — Mayor W. Mondale Robinson, Founding Convener
Missoula Economic Partnership’s annual meeting highlights Missoula’s resilient economy
The highlight of the gathering was tied to the keynote speaker, Erick Garcia-Luna, regional economist for the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, who spoke about the economic resilience of Missoula. View the story for his presentation slides
Great Falls Proposing to Host Annual Ironman Races Starting 2027
The Great Falls Tourism Business Improvement District proposes hosting Ironman triathlons for three consecutive years, pending city approval. This initiative could reshape the city’s tourism strategy and bring significant economic benefits.
The 4 next big things in food and agriculture, applied AI, in wellness and fitness, and in consumer tech for 2026
There’s a lot getting developed….
The VBX Keginar series “What Comes After the Transformer?” – Every Thursday Starting 10/8 – Missoula
What is a Keginar, one might ask? It is one part seminar, one part beer, and completely Missoula. All techies and AI-nerds invited!
CoBuild Montana – We bring people, programs, and mentorship together in one place
CoBuild Montana is focused on solving Montana challenges by developing accessible, replicable solutions that create economic opportunities, jobs, and stronger communities.
The VBX Keginar series “What Comes After the Transformer?” – Every Thursday Starting 10/8 – Missoula
What is a Keginar, one might ask? It is one part seminar, one part beer, and completely Missoula. All techies and AI-nerds invited!
Electric Vehicles Could Power Grids During Peak Demand
European trials show parked EVs returning energy to grids using bidirectional charging technology. Montana businesses may benefit from this innovation despite unique local challenges.
Ukrainian Kopychyntsi and Bozeman, Montana Officially Become Sister Cities
This partnership did not begin with a document – it is built on four years of working together. Over this time, Bozeman residents have raised funds for Kopychyntsi, while American volunteers have travelled to Ukraine, supported the local hospital and delivered medical equipment. Architects and Montana State University have also joined the cooperation, and one volunteer from Bozeman even stayed to live in Kopychyntsi.





