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Billionaires in the wilderness
Private-sector wealth wants to save Greater Yellowstone. But for whom?
Registration is open for the 2026 Montana Co-op Academy October 19–21, 2026 | Bozeman, Montana
For outreach staff, economic developers, Extension, community partners, and people helping communities explore cooperative solutions.
More than 20 cryptomines have popped up in Montana along Bakken’s edges
“We’re going to be doing that with noise-canceling headphones now.”
Trump Is Considering More Data Centers on Public Lands Than Previously Known
The data center proposals cover at least 17,600 acres of public lands across six Western states.
Institutional Investors Control Billions in U.S. Farmland Sparking Widespread Protests – Farmland for Farmers Act
Farmers and rural communities are pushing back against corporate encroachment on agricultural land, highlighting threats to family farms and rural economies. The Farmland for Farmers Act seeks to curb speculation and preserve working farms amid rising absentee ownership and land values.
Wyoming’s Wellness Tourism Booms with Luxury and Nature Experiences Like Goat Yoga
Wyoming’s wellness sector offers everything from $45 recovery circuits to $400 million luxury clubs, blending nature with modern health practices. This growth signals a shift in travel preferences that Montana businesses could learn from.
Think You’re Too Old to Start a Company? The Most Successful Founders Average 45
Older founders have three advantages that younger entrepreneurs can’t build quickly.
Visiting Crazy Horse Memorial: Larger Than Mount Rushmore And Still Under Construction
Crazy Horse Memorial, about 40 miles from the Wyoming border, is larger than Mount Rushmore and after nearly 80 years of blasting, drilling, carving and hauling untold tons of granite off a Black Hills mountainside, still isn’t finished. It’s worth a visit.
GFDA Top 10 for 9/27/26
Don’t miss Jon Schallert’s FREE Destination Creation Workshop! We’re less than two weeks away from this hands-on workshop designed for businesses of all types, as well as downtown, tourism, city and county leaders.
North Dakota leads the nation in per capita qualifying corporate facility projects
“North Dakota continues to see steady growth and attract new residents as one of the best places to live, work and raise a family,” said Governor Kelly Armstrong in January in announcing the state’s official population had grown for the fourth consecutive year and was nearing 800,000.



