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Marks Lumber to close after 37 years in Clancy, Montana

Marks Lumber’s closure marks the end of a long-time Clancy operation with deep ties to customers and the community.

Jetson Launches Fixed Price Heat Pump Water Heater with Installation Included

Their model is to own the entire process of heat pump installation, from quoting to procurement, to installation, to servicing and repairs. They also analyze data from their equipment to make sure systems are running optimally. Their goal is to tackle the two biggest hurdles to electrification and decarbonization — cost and consumer experience.

A New Online Tool Shows The State-By-State Payoff Of College Degrees – Montana is One of the Strongest

Montana has one of the strongest earnings premiums in the country.

Why Narcissistic Leaders Don’t Like Remote Work

A new study from Wharton’s Adam Grant finds narcissism is the common denominator among CEOs who are most resistant to remote and hybrid work.

Cat-Griz Blood Battle returns – Please Give Blood to Help Save Lives

Donors can also receive a free Cat-Griz Blood Battle T-shirt while supplies last.

Don’t Abolish Business Schools. Make Them Accountable for Impact as well as Value

In response to a recent essay in The New York Times, Wharton Vice Dean Witold Henisz argues that business schools should prepare managers to evaluate both value creation and broader social and environmental impacts. Do graduates create value, or merely move it around? Business schools should be accountable for the answer.

Saco, Montana The Tiny Town With Big Adventures

It’s surprising what even the smallest towns in Montana can offer, and Saco (population 159) is no exception.

Entrepreneurship is one of rural America’s greatest economic strengths. – Bozeman, Montana

This national analysis is paired with fieldwork in Bozeman, Montana, one of the highest-performing rural-rooted entrepreneurial economies in the United States, to explore how different forms of capital reinforce one another and how local strengths can become meaningful economic advantages.

Birdwatching Shows Promise in Slowing Brain Aging and Dementia – Join the Montana Audubon Society and Live Longer Better

Studies reveal that birdwatching can reshape brain function and improve cognition in elderly individuals. Programs in Germany and the US demonstrate notable benefits for dementia patients through accessible bird feeding stations and therapy initiatives.

Toronto Residents Halt Bike Lane Removal Amid Fierce Protests – Should Be a Wake Up Call for the US, Too

Cyclists and activists physically blocked workers and police to stop the dismantling of 18 kilometers of bike lanes. The conflict highlights a growing debate over urban transportation priorities and infrastructure.