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Flathead Valley Community College Offers New Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery Preparatory Course
Program is geared toward potential military recruits and anybody else considering secondary education
Restoring a Sense of Belonging: The Unsung Importance of Casual Relationships for Older Adults
“Feeling connected to other people, not just the people who are closest to you, turns out to be incredibly important,”
Rural Montana schools are understaffed. Licensing obstacles are making it worse.
Last year, 137 Montana schools employed unlicensed teachers, more than half of them in rural areas. MTFP partners with The Hechinger Report to investigate how continuing barriers to teacher certification are impacting administrators, teachers and classrooms.
Minnesota Broadband: Land of 10,000 Connectivity Solutions
The majority of the fastest, most affordable networks in Minnesota have come from locally-rooted companies and a commitment to local communities rather than distant shareholders.
National parks are so crowded that Congress is getting involved – Are Tourists Loving Montana Too Much?
Reservations, staffing, and car limits are pitched as solutions during testimony in a Senate subcommittee hearing
There’s a Rough Technology Sunset Coming for Rural Communities
Retiring old communication technology standards could have an outsized negative influence on rural communities with limited providers and competition in the field of broadband internet and wireless services.
Bear Paw Development Corporation of Northern Montana – Paw Prints – A Quarterly Newsletter to Keep You Informed
Bear Paw Development is a private non-profit organization that works to improve regional economic conditions in Hill, Blaine, Liberty, Chouteau, and Phillips Counties and the Fort Belknap and Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservations. To find out more, visit us online at http://www.bearpaw.org
Advocates Hope New Mexico Bill Offers National Model For Frontier Equity
Recently passed legislation establishes a new ombudsperson role for bringing the perspectives and needs of rural communities into the state’s policy- and grant-making processes.
Boulder, Montana community group wants to start childcare program – New pilot program, Childcare Connect Montana, is helping childcare facilities stay staffed
The leaders of the working group have begun the process of creating a nonprofit organization. They’re seeking a grant to hire a childcare coordinator, and Hesford has been trying to recruit people to start the process of becoming licensed providers.
MATR Launches The Montana Community Map. Would you like to be the “Keeper” of your community?
What’s great about each Montana community and what’s happening to make it a truly wonderful place to live or visit like career and real estate opportunities, housing and broadband availability, child care facilities, social activities etc.