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Montanan’s have to get used to 12 inches of rain, melting snow, flooding and destructive winds as a regular occurrence thanks to human caused climate change.

We’ll have to get used to high winds, bigger rainfall and or snow events as atmospheric rivers become much more common as greenhouse gas emissions continue to warm the planet.

Jack Horner Has Written A Great New Book About Montana’s Dinosaurs. There’s Also a Trail

Won’t your kids love having a dinosaur (book) under the tree this year?  Parents will too. 

Montana’s water ways could become more polluted.

Instead of treating water before it becomes polluted, Montana isn’t going to do anything until after it is polluted. 

GFDA Top Ten for 12-15-25

GFDA’s Loan Committee approved a $132,000 gap loan this week to support a local business acquisition, keeping a one-of-a-kind, relied-upon community business open and thriving under new ownership. Have a project that’s stuck and just needs the right financing to cross the finish line? Connect with Shandi Gebhardt Jones at 1-406-590-9037 or [email protected] to talk through different financing options.

Why kids born before the 80’s have a significant advantage over kids born after that. 

This is a compelling analysis of life before the 80’s and the advent of the Internet.  I encourage everyone to watch it and consider how children are being raised today.  We can do better. 

The Montana DoC Destination Event Grant Program application cycle will close Dec. 18.

The purpose of the Destination Event Grant Program is to assist Montana’s communities with destination events and new events that will increase tourism, including regional, national and international visitors; promote Montana’s unique attributes and generate additional community revenue.

Can the Movie “It’s A Wonderful Life” Help Make Us Better People?

Jimmy Stewart can help us through this economic nightmare. 

More young Montana women to get into AI, technology and computer science with $80K grant to Code Girls United

Girls just want to have code.

How do the citizens of Whitefish, Montana want to see it developed?

Now they can give their input in this survey

Reliability First, Opportunity Ahead By Brian Bird, President & CEO, NorthWestern Energy

Over the last 18 years, NorthWestern Energy has added nearly 1,100 megawatts of power generation to serve our Montana customers. More than half of this comes from renewable wind and hydro generation.