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Livingston, Montana city commission temporarily suspends film permit amid controversy

A film production has transformed downtown Livingston, prompting protests and concerns over road closures, access to a local food pantry and the project’s political themes.

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Missoula Public Library’s M-CAT offers free podcasting classes and equipment

Neil Wells, a community media mentor and one of the instructors, said the setup gives people access to tools they likely could not buy on their own.

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Rural Data Centers Are in for a Big Federal Tax Break

The new rules “may significantly lower barriers for large-scale, capital-intensive projects in rural areas—most notably hyperscale data centers,” said a statement from Ways and Means Committee chair Jason Smith last year. “The economic case for building data centers in designated rural opportunity zones becomes far more compelling” with the new program, he continued.

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The surprising downside of high-performing employees

“Being capable is valuable for a long time in your career, but as you elevate into leadership, it becomes much more about building capacity around you,” Cohen says.

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Walker Genealogical Research –  Discover Your Heritage and Family History

You want to know your heritage and family history, but you don’t know where to start and don’t have time to research. With my expertise, we’ll find the information to build your tree or solve a family mystery. You’ll receive a report that documents your heritage, and have a legacy to share with your family.

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Driverless delivery vans could soon take to French roads

“By paving the way for the official approval of autonomous delivery robots, our country is confirming its position among the most advanced in this field.”

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GFDA Top Ten for 10/4/26

Great Falls attracted 1 million visitors in 2025 setting a new record

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Missoula’s Great Burn Brewing Needs a New Building. Do you or someone you know have a solution?

Great Burn is losing its building. Does anyone know if there’s anything we can do to stop this?

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Heat Killed 16,000 in Germany and 8,000 in France This Summer

According to the latest figures from the Robert Koch Institute, which monitors public health and epidemics, heatwave-related deaths reached 16,000. Of these, data through September 13 show that “around 9,600” deaths occurred during the week of June 22, the hottest week ever recorded in Germany, and “around 4,200” during the three weeks from late July to mid-August.

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Beyond Party – Montana First

If we want to keep our republic, we have to work for it.

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