The Kalispell Chamber of Commerce is a $2.25 million, 10 employee, nonprofit business advocacy organization serving the Kalispell regional trade area of Northwest Montana.
A gentleman is a man who can play an accordion but doesn’t
Big Sky Economic Development Director Steve Arveschoug complimented local business leaders for adapting to the new COVID restrictions. Now, he said, it’s the public’s turn to rally to help those businesses keep their doors open.
Attracting remote workers is a more cost-effective way for smaller communities to build up their economies, certainly when compared with throwing away taxpayer dollars to try to lure factories, offices, call centers or even headquarters.
The Kalispell Chamber of Commerce is a $2.25 million, 10 employee, nonprofit business advocacy organization serving the Kalispell regional trade area of Northwest Montana. The Chamber is comprised of two organizations served by a common board of directors. President and CEO of the Chamber reports to the chairman of the board and to a 26-member…
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The first potential national heritage area in Montana has moved one step closer to reality with advocates releasing a study identifying unique cultural and historic features in Cascade and Chouteau counties.
As we start our new fiscal year, I would like to thank the 65 volunteers who serve on our boards and standing committees, and many more who, along with our investors and local, state and federal partners, help on projects and initiatives to make what we accomplish possible! You are priceless!
“It’s been a real opportunity to take our program and shift those more digitally, which has given us a broader audience to connect with,” Kalispell Chamber of Commerce director of education and workforce Kate Lufkin said.
The new “MACo App” features a digital directory of county officials, staff directory, news, resources, policy information, events, and a section called “Friends of MACo,”
From gene editing to brain computer interfaces, our ability to engineer biological systems will redefine our species and its relation to all other species and the planet.
For close to a century this sheer cliff wall has been a destination of adventurers. Relatively few Montanans have actually stood in its shadow, but the allure of the Chinese Wall attracts hikers and sportsmen from across the country and around the planet.
The report also discusses potential short- and long-term solutions: subsidies; hot spots; expanded Wi-Fi in public spaces such as parks, community centers and pedestrian areas; and public-private partnerships to help make sure that high-speed internet access is available to all.
These newest reform efforts provide clear guidance for state leaders looking to improve their state’s educational attainment rates, for institutions looking to increase their retention and completion rates, and most importantly for students who dream of becoming college graduates.
Vermont officials won’t be digging through trash cans looking for lawbreakers—but they believe residents care enough about composting to make it a success.
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