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As Climate Fears Mount, Some Are Relocating Within the US

Proof that others aren’t as concerned about climate impacts as the Parvins can be seen in the large in-migration of people during the pandemic to places like Montana, which faces its own wildfire and water threats.

Colstrip operator Talen Energy reportedly preparing for bankruptcy

The news service reported Thursday that Talen was talking to lenders about financing for a bankruptcy. On an earnings call last August, Talen told investors it was $4 billion in debt.

Montana Institute for the Arts Set to Return to Kalispell this Summer

Applications are now being accepted for the institute’s Moviemaking One-on-One course

Understanding rural: MSU education students complete weeklong rural practicum experience in Glendive

“Being in Glendive was awesome,” said Browning, a third-year student whose family now lives in Big Timber. “It was a really positive experience for me.”

2022 Colt Sale Raises Over $200,000 for Natural Horsemanship Program at the University of Montana Western in Dillon

The University of Montana Western’s Sixth Annual Colt Challenge and Sale, held April 1 and 2 at the Montana Center for Horsemanship, generated more than $200,000 for the UMW Natural Horsemanship Program.

This is America’s broadband moment. Don’t screw it up

As connectivity becomes increasingly important to everyday life, policymakers at all levels can take action to streamline broadband infrastructure projects and improve internet access for all communities.

Gov. Gianforte Urges Streamlining Educator Licensing to Recruit More High-Quality Teachers

Writing in support of reciprocity for out-of-state licenses and adopting prudent national licensure standards where they exist related to licensure, the governor drew special attention to various proposed revisions, including:

Prospera Pulse – Upcoming Trainings & Events

“Organizations like Prospera help you see things that you might not have seen on your own that would make it more of a successful business.”

Anja Wookey-Huffman
Sweet Chili Bistro – Office Manager

Crypto miner plans to exit Hardin coal-fired power plant

Cryptocurrency miner Marathon Holdings is cutting the cord with Hardin Generating Station, citing a need to be carbon neutral by year’s end.

Early kindergarten on the upswing in Montana

In response to legislative scrutiny, the Office of Public Instruction is gathering information on a growing effort to bolster kindergarten readiness for kids under 5.