With Montana Speaker of the House Brandon Ler House Minority Leader Katie Sullivan Commerce Director Paul Green Montana Chamber Board Member Tony Rosanova MT State Fund President Holly O’Dell Montana Chamber Government Relations Specialist Sheridan Hoyer
In December’s HELD V. MONTANA case, the state’s highest court ruled that Montana must account for global greenhouse gas emissions in the permitting of projects. What does that mean? What are the potential impacts of the case? Will this be
DC Doings, with Bill Whitsitt from Washington, D.C. on the election of the Speaker of the House / XL Do-Over, with Sonny Capece from the Montana Petroleum Association / Court Clears Way for Critical Copper, with Nancy Schlepp, from the
Time for a little winter recreation? It makes the Montana winters more fun! Click on the podcast as we check in with Avery Patrick from the family-owned Showdown Montana Ski Resort. And for the cross-country skier, Steve Rosso of the
What role will Montana miners play in the hunt for rare earth and critical minerals? Click on the podcast as Matt Vincent, Executive Director of the Montana Mining Association, furthers our recent discussion on critical minerals and rare earth elements.
Northwestern Energy is partnering with Grid United for a share of that company’s new high-voltage, east-west transmission line, in a deal that will help the energy company shore up concerns of inadequate generation. In fact, with that in place, NorthWestern
For almost two years we’ve had the privilege of highlighting 60 young leaders in various communities across Montana in our monthly Montana 4-H Member Spotlight! In this final segment, we reconnect with a handful of past nominees to see what
Christy Clark is moving. The now former Director of the Montana Department of Agriculture is adding that experience into her new position as Director of Montana’s Fish, Wildlife, & Parks. What’s on the top of the agenda for one of