Last year, Gallatin County was ranked 7th. This is a huge jump – soon we may no longer qualify as a Micropolitan market. Gallatin County economy ranked strongest of its size in U.S. By Lewis Kendall Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 12, 2018 Gallatin County’s economy, widely discussed across the state, received some national attention this …
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Not surprisingly, The Yellowstone Club made the top of this list. Private stash: The world’s best exclusive ski resorts Rob Hodgetts, CNN • Updated 15th December 2017 (CNN) — Imagine a ski destination with no lift lines where you can plunder pristine powder all day long. You could splash out on remote heli-ski adventure, but …
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This is a huge leap for City of Belgrade growth – as lots become sparse in Bozeman, look to Belgrade to pick up some of the development slack. Council approves infrastructure project to aid growth by Freddy Monares, 1/4/18. Belgrade News Belgrade City Council members told city staff to “go for it,” regarding the city …
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This is a huge step for the service sector in Belgrade – hoping to see some new inspired restaurants and bars enter the scene as a result of this change. Belgrade cheers changes to liquor license laws by Freddy Monares, staff writer Dec 21, 2017 Belgrade News A bill that passed during the special legislative …
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It’s refreshing to see NWE consider the GIS proposal – hoping that they decide in favor of that technology wherever they put the station. Big Sky substation location, cost still pending By Amanda Eggert EBS Senior Editor BIG SKY – Northwestern Energy, the publicly regulated utility company that supplies power to Big Sky, says two …
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Legislative special session could remedy city’s ongoing problem with liquor licenses by Freddy Monares, staff writer Nov 16, 2017 The city of Belgrade might be getting a fix to keep liquor licenses within city limits sooner than officials think. The city has been meeting with a local government interim legislative committee to change a law …
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Planners trim costs for Bozeman’s second high school By Gail Schontzler Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 23, 2017 A pedestrian tunnel under Oak Street has been eliminated from the plans for Bozeman’s second high school, one of many changes made to cut construction costs by roughly $10 million. The school’s entryway façade will have less brick. …
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As a note, the council approved the TIF district in their last meeting. Belgrade City Council approves boundary for TIF district by Freddy Monares, staff writer Nov 9, 2017 Belgrade City Council is moving ahead with a plan to revitalize the city’s downtown area. On Monday, the council unanimously gave preliminary approval to the adoption …
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Belgrade City Council approves zoning change on split vote Freddy Monares, staff writer, Belgrade News Nov 9, 2017 Belgrade City Council members in front of a packed crowd on Monday gave final approval on a three-two split vote to a controversial zoning change that will allow a developer to build 93 town homes in the …
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