“Now looking into it, they’ve been doing it wrong, in my opinion, for 20 years,” he said. “This extreme on property reassessment brings it into focus.”
As we celebrate 40 years of the Mansfield Legacy of bipartisanship and ethical leadership, we are delighted to highlight the publication of Mansfield and Dirksen: Bipartisan Giants of the Senate, written by historian, author, and Mansfield Advisory Board member Marc Johnson.
Hi-Country Snack Foods Inc. was started in 1976 by founder Jim Johnson and has become known around the state and beyond for their popular beef jerky product.
We chat about with Yvonne Yeung about how to create good development that reduces the need to drive and supports our climate emissions reduction goals.
2) TDS Telecommunications started construction on its fiber network that will serve all of Great Falls. When the fiber network is complete, TDS will deliver up to 8-gig internet speeds for businesses and residents, along with a variety of phone and digital TV options, according to the company. See TheElectric.
“Earning a spot on this list underscores the rapid growth our company has seen in the last few years. The bigger you get, the harder it is get near the top of this list. So we’re excited to be recognized again and are grateful to our employees and partners who made this possible.”- William Lapointe, CEO, Pathlabs
The Expo is free and family-friendly! Featuring local solar installers, climate and sustainability organizations and businesses, an electric bike & car show, creative engagement and activation opportunities, kids activities, and more – you won’t want to miss it! Save the date and plan to join us.
The facility has become “mythic” in the ceramic world and has drawn some of the most respected and visionary clay artists from across the globe since its founding in 1951.
The Fort Peck Indian Reservation in Montana has spent the past two decades actively working to revive bison populations, which at one point were near extinction. Adam Yamaguchi has more. Video Yellowstone presents alternative bison strategies in draft plan Park officials are soliciting public comment on the plan, which comes on the heels of a tumultuous year for bison and people who hunt them.
One of Washington state’s island counties is adopting a 32-hour work week beginning this October. It’s one of the first counties in the nation to do so, part of an emerging trend that includes private companies in multiple states.
The four-day workweek is being utilized by several sectors. But many jobs in Washington offering a three-day weekend are transportation-related — specifically driving and delivery.
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