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The Montana Towns Losing The Biggest Share Of Their Population

People keep moving to Montana, but that doesn’t mean every Montana town is growing.   In fact, there are plenty of communities going in the opposite direction, with some losing a surprisingly large share of their population from one year to the next.

Why don’t we have more developments like Serenbe? The answer to Carcatecture

I’ve admired Serenbe for years, but experiencing it in person blew me away.

Graymont Mine Drives Jobs and Growth in Broadwater County, Montana

Operating since 1982, Graymont Limestone Mine provides 70 to 80 steady jobs and essential minerals for Montana.

Now accepting applications for Prospera’s statewide women’s mentorship program

56Strong connects women entrepreneurs and business leaders from all of Montana’s 56 counties through a one-on-one mentorship program.

Let us Celebrate YOU! Entrepreneur Celebration – 11/10 – Great Falls, Montana 

Whether you run a one-person business, lead a growing company, own a Main Street storefront, operate a farm or manufacturing business, recently launched your first venture, or have been in business for decades, you are invited to join us!

Missoula’s Montana Knife Co. lands on Inc. 5000 list

Montana Knife Co. now employs 130 workers and remains focused on creating heirloom-quality craftsmanship.

Montana Career Opportunity – Executive Director – Montana Business Assistance Connection (MBAC)

A Rare Opportunity to Build What Comes Next MBAC enters this next chapter with a meaningful regional mission, an established lending portfolio, and the ability to strengthen its role as a catalyst for business and…

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.

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.