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How much money do I actually need to bring in each month? J. Vader Consulting – 9/24 – Virtual
You know how to run your business or organization. You make payroll, cover expenses, pay vendors, keep programs or projects moving, and figure out what needs to happen next. But do you know the number you’re aiming for?
Gold Statues and Staff Cuts: How Trump Has Disrupted America’s Parks
Maintenance projects have been put off around the country and resources diverted to the president’s favored projects in Washington.
Lincoln, Montana-based Hi-Country Snack Foods Halts Operations Owing Thousands to Suppliers
The Lincoln-based company has paused production and left suppliers and former employees unpaid, raising concerns about financial stability and accountability in Montana’s local food manufacturing sector.
Want to Entice New Residents to Rural Communities? Offer Cash, for a Start.
“Why put all our focus on businesses when we can just recruit people, go after families?” Ms. Gourley said. “They’ll bring their jobs with them, which means income that is coming in from everywhere else into our county.”
GFDA Top Ten for 9/20/26
Thinking about finally starting that business, or expanding the one you have? You’ll need a plan and financial projections. Clients of our Small Business Development Center get free access to LivePlan, a best-in-class business planning tool, plus an advisor who builds the plan with them. Contact business advisor Rich Gannon to get started at 1-406-836-2078 or [email protected]
Positively Montana – The Best of Montana Making a Difference In Your Community
Do you know somebody who is doing good or making a difference in their community? Our Positively Montana team would like to hear about them. Please fill out the form to let us know about positive things happening in Montana.
New Tyrannosaurus Rex Fossil Challenges Century-Old Dinosaur Anatomy Views
The discovery of Rex Junior, a nearly complete sub-adult T. rex skeleton, offers unprecedented insights into the dinosaur’s structure. This find could reshape how paleontologists interpret Late Cretaceous fossils, including those in Montana.