On the County Talk edition of KGVO’s Talk Back show recently, Missoula County Commissioner Dave Strohmaier provided an update on the effort to return passenger rail service to Montana.
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The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission on Tuesday approved the company’s request to eliminate connection fees of $90 for residential homes and $75 for mobile homes.
Regional banks remain at risk of a “flameout” like the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s and early 1990s when more than a thousand institutions failed, Fink wrote in an annual letter to investors.
Leading 3D printing firm Icon has revealed an ambitious competition that aims to revolutionize affordable housing. Named Initiative 99, it will solicit designs for 3D-printed homes that can be constructed for under US$99,000.
Join us for a panel discussion of community leaders from across Montana who are in all stages of completing a rebranding process for their small, rural community. Learn how they started, why they are doing it, how they paid for it and how it is going.
As our city evolves and we prepare for the future, we’re looking inward at how our parking
programs and options can better support the people that live, work and play all around
Missoula. Help us understand current parking challenges, develop solutions, and envision a
parking system that works for everyone!
Montana Business and Govt. Agency Collaboration Success
The City intends for these meetings to help create a vision for the Railroad/Midtown part of town and is encouraging all parties with ties to and vested interest in the area to join.
Jessup started Field to Forest to provide childcare services for those visiting Glacier National Park, skiers and snowboarders, wedding attendees, and locals going on occasional date nights by offering services to families at their vacation rental or home.
Field to Forest is a licensed and insured professional babysitting service.
Communities in Colorado are using a do-it-yourself process known as “Call Yourself Creative” to establish new neighborhoods that leverage the arts for community and economic development goals.
ProStart is an industry-backed culinary arts and restaurant management program for high school students. Nineteen Montana high schools are involved in the program. Students from Belgrade, Billings West, Drummond, Fergus, Flathead, Powell County and White Sulphur Springs will compete at MSU.
Saturday’s competition will be online in a one-on-one format so students anywhere in Montana can compete. Sunday’s events will be three-on-three and held on campus in the University Center Ballroom.
With traffic returning to pre-virus levels — and bringing with it an alarming rise in pedestrian deaths — the future of America’s streets still hangs in the balance.
There are nearly two million gas furnaces and water heaters in the Bay right now and according to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District, the pollution rivals the emissions coming from vehicle tailpipes in the region
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