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Suburban Revival: How the 21st Century will Redefine Life Outside the City

America’s suburbs are increasingly diversifying, expanding, and evolving as COVID-19 and new economic realities shape behavior. New stories are unfolding in these suburban places as they change and grow. Is it time for a suburban revival?

Kalispell Chamber Recognizes Local Leaders Amid Unprecedented Growth

The 117th annual banquet featured a rebranding announcement and a posthumous “Businessperson of the Year” award to Jerry Meerkatz

MEP, Missoula County question state’s denial of job-creation grant for local biotech firm

Novoron, a San Diego-based biotech company, announced its plans in September to expand into Missoula, where it sought to open an office and build a team in its pursuit of curing injuries to the central nervous system.

$8 million Port of Montana rail project enables Butte to connect to the entire United States

“They have access to both Union Pacific and Burlington Northern, which is huge for a facility,” said Kathy Faso, the general manager of the Port of Montana. “We’re an inland port, so it’s unique. And plus we have the I-15 and I -90 interstates right here.”

International law firm with a Missoula, Montana office, Dorsey & Whitney LLP Nationally Ranked by U.S. News – Best Lawyers “Best Law Firms”

Of those 25 practice areas ranked nationally, nine Dorsey practices were ranked national tier 1, the highest ranking available.

Montana Launches $7.5 Million Value-Added Agriculture Grant Program – 3 reasons agriculture is poised for a surge of sustainable innovation

Governor Greg Gianforte today launched a $7.5 million Agriculture Infrastructure Grant Program to invest in value-added agricultural products across the state and strengthen the industry.

Eventgroove – How A Film Festival Went Virtual

Bow Wow Film Fest: 5 years of film tours, first year going virtual When the world changed seemingly overnight as COVID-19 infiltrated the US, events were canceled with vigor and all but essential business operations…

Officials: Missoula’s focus on social causes won’t hinder, slow economic efforts

“I don’t think taking care of people and building a stronger, more resilient economy and attracting and entertaining business is mutually exclusive,” Mayor John Engen said. “That’s what we’re doing today.”