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What will California look like in 100 years? These futurists want to help politicians shape the next century

By describing a variety of potential futures, planners are hoping to get politicians to make decisions to help reach—or avoid—far-off scenarios, instead of just planning for the next election cycle.

Flooding Chaos in Yellowstone, a Sign of Crises to Come

Record rainfall and mudslides forced closures just as tourism season ramped up. Virtually none of America’s national parks are untouched by extreme weather and climate change.

Companies are offering more perks to remote workers that have nothing to do with the office

Mendoza said along with the expanded offerings, he has seen companies speed up promotions as well, “Because companies want to retain employees and don’t want to lose them and don’t have a lot of options.”

Montana Folk Festival expected to bring needed economic boost to Butte – 7/8-10

The event brings about 150,000 people to Butte.

And between $8 to $10 million to the local economy and somewhere between $25 to $30 million to the state economy.

Montana Career Opportunities – 12 new nonprofit jobs

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REGISTER NOW: MidYear Bureau of Business and Economic Research Economic Update – Coming to 7 Montana Cities This Summer!

This year’s program will have a special focus on the supply chain disruptions that have impacted just about every business in the state. We’ll be joined by University of Montana Wilson Logistics Faculty Fellow Dr. Simona Stan who will present her assessment of how, and how much longer, these disruptions came about.

Get to know Missoula’s Rocky Mountaineers

“We have members ranging from probably within a family from four or five years old up to some individuals in their 80s now and everything in between. We welcome everybody and try to have some offerings for everybody.”

Sunday storm floods Last Chance Gulch and causes damage in Helena

Pictures and video provided by Helena resident Andy Shirtliff showed water rushing down Last Chance Gulch up to the top of wheel wells on cars as people held doors shut tight on businesses to limit water coming into establishments.

Big Events in Small Places Seek a Balanced Relationship with Their Hosts

Some festival organizers who see rural and remote locations as uniquely attractive to their audiences want to make sure the communities that host them can benefit from the crowds.

Five broadband trends shaping the future

We’ve come a long way, but where broadband is headed will change everything.

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Bear Paw Development Corporation is a private non-profit organization created for the purpose of administering programs to help improve regional economic conditions in Hill, Blaine, Liberty, Chouteau and Phillips Counties and the Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy's Indian Reservations.

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