After 18 months of work, the finalized plan lays out a community-driven framework for future development, addressing issues such as land use, water, and air quality with the goal of protecting the valley for future generations.
While residential construction has slowed from pandemic highs, Nygren said the city has already approved more than 8,000 housing units over the past six years—meeting roughly 80% of projected long-term demand—shifting responsibility for new housing production largely to the private sector.
Held on the UM Western campus and open to the public, the independently organized TEDx conference will feature eight recorded talks, along with workshops, live performances, and opportunities for discussion and connection.
“In the United States, we spend over $4 trillion a year on healthcare, that’s 18% of our GDP, and it’s only projected to increase at a compounded rate. No other developed nation is even close.”
This is one statistic of many that fuels Jill Demers. Out of this fuel, Jill and her husband created ReWild Ranch, a regenerative agritourism and wellness destination in Western Montana, located near Alberton.
In Bologna, the first major Italian city to impose a 30kph speed limit, traffic crashes fell by 13 percent and fatalities fell by 50 percent. The lower speed limit is also expected to reduce noise levels by around 2 decibels in the city center.
Montana’s 21st Century Education Initiative – “You Should Care…”
Founded in 2012 by Darcy Minter, Windhorse Equine Learning has served more than 850 children and offers a structured, eight-level program that progresses from leadership to connection. Activities such as grooming, obstacle courses, and riding are designed to reinforce social and emotional learning in a way that feels natural and empowering.
“It has been my incredible privilege to serve alongside each of you in our important work here at UM. Thank you for your faith in me these past eight years, for your incredible hard work and commitment to our students, and for your belief in the importance of this university’s mission.”
VR/AR, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Artificial Intelligence, The Internet of Things and Montana
House Bill 26-1030 would provide a 100% sales and use tax exemption for qualifying data centers for at least 20 years, a proposal similar to one that stalled last session amid environmental concerns.
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