Bozeman solidified its number five spot on a list of 531 because of its world-class access to outdoor recreation, tourism opportunities, and high-tech industry growth.
Under legislation pending in Colorado, utilities could issue ratepayer-backed bonds to reduce the cost of retiring aging power plants and fund transition assistance.
Bozeman leaders are making headway on their effort to bring multi-story buildings with places to shop, live and work to the North Seventh Avenue corridor.
After receiving more than 1,000 applications and conducting 125 interviews, the University of Montana’s Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana has announced its 2022 class of incoming residents.
Taylor Larson, Haley Corbeill and Lauren Brittain are spending their freshman year at the University of Montana on campus in Jesse Hall, but already have signed a lease to move downtown to the new privately owned ROAM apartments for next school year.
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“Native American culture and history are central to the Montana experience,” said Commerce Director Tara Rice. “We’ve created this guide in consultation with the tribes to share appropriate parts of their culture with the millions of visitors who come to Montana each year.”
AppDetex, the global digital risk protection leader in combating misuse of intellectual property, brand infringement, fraud, and piracy, today announced it has raised $10 million in Series B equity financing
In fact, Wyoming’s tax structure is tailored to benefit its wealthiest residents, with a system set up so the poorest 20 percent of the population can proportionally pay up to six times as much in taxes as their wealthy counterparts, according to a 2018 report from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.
