WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS – The new streetlights are on in White Sulphur Springs and illuminating years of work to update infrastructure and revitalize the community’s main street.
As a change of pace, I thought I’d share some reflections from my recent trip to Japan.
With so much happening in the world these days, it’s hard to know where to turn our focus this month.
The deed is done.
Today, the Missoulian visits with Missoula Federal Credit Union, one of our community's cornerstone businesses.
Ace Wood Flooring, P.O. Box 1277, Lolo
While countless eyes in America are focused on our presidential primary dramas, another rapidly approaching election has the potential to change the world in unforeseeable ways. Yet it barely garners attention in this country.
Ace Wood Flooring, P.O. Box 1277, Lolo
While countless eyes in America are focused on our presidential primary dramas, another rapidly approaching election has the potential to change the world in unforeseeable ways. Yet it barely garners attention in this country.
Below are the U.S. patents issued to Montana inventors from Feb. 23 to March 15, 2016. For assistance with patent filing, call Billings patent attorney Antoinette M. Tease at 406-294-9000.
How quickly things change. Just a few years ago, the view of most economists and analysts was that the so-called BRICS – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – soon would overtake the world's advanced economies as engines pulling the world economy forward.
Missoula loves a good civic rumble. We’re legendary for our tussles over everything from baseball to mother-in-law cottages.
We often hear one of the predominate challenges of becoming a successful business owner or manager is isolation in our daily operations.
We are all aware of the significant challenges facing the University of Montana because of declining enrollment, but I don’t believe we fully recognize that this is not strictly a campus issue.
Over 2,000 Montana residents have received training for good-paying jobs though RevUp Montana, a workforce project supported by a $25 million federal grant from the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration. The goal is to put students into short-term degree, certific…
Until recently, Shawna Lester was stuck working three to four different part-time jobs at a time, just trying to make ends meet.
Gallatin County has been the economic growth leader in Montana since the recovery began from the Great Recession. Yellowstone County has been in a solid second place. But this is hardly a new outcome, as an examination of historical growth rates for the state’s largest urban counties demonstrates.
Last year was full of challenges and disappointments for wood products markets.
The coal business is a different kind of energy business. Unlike crude oil, coal is not a commodity traded freely on global markets. Unlike natural gas, its price is not generally subject to volatility when winters are colder or warmer than expected. And unlike wind and solar power, its cons…
City of Missoula business licenses issued in January 2016:
BILLINGS – When Super Bowl 50 kicks off on Sunday, Dwan Edwards won’t be the only Columbus product in Levi’s Stadium.
Significant changes to the Affordable Care Act are happening.
HAMILTON - Stevensville residents Torsten and Jessica Wedel are the North American connection of Wiegand GmbH - the company that builds and distributes Wiegand Alpine Coasters globally.
The Missoula Chamber provides resources to help businesses succeed. To that end, we closely engage our members to better understand their needs and to develop relevant, helpful resources. What we have heard loud and clear from our member businesses is that finding employees with the specific…
It’s easy to despair for the future, especially when news from so many corners of the globe makes us wonder whether the world as we know it is descending into chaos and violence.