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MATR Newsletter – February 10, 2025
The state with the best education wins!




Montana Student Summer Program Opportunity: National Education for Women’s Leadership – June 1-4 – Missoula

The University of Montana is now accepting applications to our four-day NEW Leadership program, which will be held in Missoula from June 1-4. This nonpartisan, residential program aims to build the skills that college students need to become involved advocates and leaders within their communities, particularly with a focus on addressing women’s under representation in politics and building the next generation of women leaders.   This program is ideal for current or newly graduated students who are enrolled in an institute of higher education in Montana, or who are Montana residents seeking their education elsewhere. This year, we are pleased to announce that we have secured funding so that all accepted participants can take part in this four-day residential institute at no cost other than their travel to the University of Montana campus. 



The Beekeeping Industry Is In Panic As A Shocking Number Of Bees Die

Commercial beekeepers saw well over 50% losses this winter. As California prepares for almond season, and for fruits like blueberries and cherries after that, not enough bees could mean higher prices at the grocery store.


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Come Home Montana

  • Most romantic Montana vacations: Local reveals the best of Big Sky

    Find out why couples and honeymooners are flocking to this state

  • ‘Mirror image’: Montana’s slowing growth going in opposite direction of rest of country

    Michael pointed out that while the country’s population growth rate tanked in 2020, Montana’s skyrocketed. And while the country picked up after COVID faded from prominence, the state’s began to sink.

  • Preview of Grounded with Jon Tester and Maritsa Georgiou

    A Super Bowl Sunday preview of our new venture: Grounded with Jon Tester and Maritsa Georgiou. We hope you’ll join us for our inaugural episode this week when we talk to Richard Painter, who served as the chief White House ethics lawyer in the George W. Bush administration.

  • Montana Student Summer Program Opportunity: National Education for Women’s Leadership – June 1-4 – Missoula

    The University of Montana is now accepting applications to our four-day NEW Leadership program, which will be held in Missoula from June 1-4. This nonpartisan, residential program aims to build the skills that college students need to become involved advocates and leaders within their communities, particularly with a focus on addressing women’s underrepresentation in politics and building the next generation of women leaders.   This program is ideal for current or newly graduated students who are enrolled in an institute of higher education in Montana, or who are Montana residents seeking their education elsewhere. This year, we are pleased to announce that we have secured funding so that all accepted participants can take part in this four-day residential institute at no cost other than their travel to the University of Montana campus.

  • Montana Property Search Project Delta ***** Project Due Friday Feb 21, 2025 at Noon

    As Project Delta prepares for significant expansion, they are seeking a suitable facility to establish operations. Specifically, they require a 7,000-9,000 square foot space to accommodate manufacturing, research and development, and administrative functions.

MEDA -Montana Economic Developers Association

  • Why Do We Age?

    The global population is aging at an unprecedented rate, a phenomenon that carries significant social and economic challenges. Societies are investing heavily in the fight against aging—a recent analysis revealed that a slowdown of aging by just one year could be worth $38T in the US alone.

  • Montana Department of Commerce Launches the Opportunities in Rural Economies Program

    Today, the Montana Department of Commerce launched the Opportunities in Rural Economies Program, a new initiative aimed at fostering economic growth, supporting business expansion and creating high-paying jobs in rural communities across the state.

Missoula Chamber of Commerce

Montana World Affairs Council

Five Valleys Archery Club

Great Falls Development Alliance

  • GFDA Top Ten for 2-9-25

    1) Protech Steel celebrated its expansion in Cascade County that will create 45 new jobs local jobs; see KRTV. Congratulations to the Protech Steel team!

Montana Business

Housing

  • News from NeighborWorks Montana – Scott Street Development in Missoula

    3 acres for 89 for-sale homes, including 47 Community Land Trust homes for income-qualified buyers.
    5 acres for mixed-use development, with retail space and 220 market-rate apartments.
    When finished, this will be Montana’s largest development of income-restricted, for-sale homes on a Community Land Trust. 53% of the homes will be available to households earning up to 120% of the area median income.

Government Technology

City Club Missoula

Careers

Transportation



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