Policom ranks the Bozeman area the strongest micropolitan area in the country for the third year in a row – pretty soon the area will no longer qualify to be classified as micropolitan. Bozeman’s economy ranked strongest small economy third year in a row By Melissa Loveridge Chronicle Staff Writer Jan 25, 2020 Bozeman’s economy …
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Yellowstone International Airport continues to expand and grow as the area does. It just secured a $4.1 Million grant to build a new airport apron, where plans park to be boarded and fueled. U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao Announces $4.1 Million grant to BZN WASHINGTON, DC (November 22, 2019) U.S. Secretary of Transportation Elaine …
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As Bozeman grows, so to the stresses on infrastructure. Future street projects are one avenue to reduce issues as capacity increases on our roadways. Bozeman City Commission reviews, approves future street projects By Shaylee Ragar Chronicle Staff Writer Nov 20, 2019 Bozeman City Commissioners have reviewed and updated the city’s five-year plan for major street …
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City rolls out growth policy Comments sought on document to guide future development BY DIANA SETTERBERG • STAFF WRITER Belgrade News Sep 26, 2019 The ink has dried on the final draft of a new Growth Policy plan for Belgrade, and the public is invited to weigh in on the completed document for the first …
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As Big Sky expands, so must the infrastructure. Water and Sewer takes major step forward in treatment plat upgrade process By Bay Stephens EBS LOCAL EDITOR BIG SKY – At their July 16 meeting, the Big Sky Water and Sewer District board chose the final layout for the wastewater treatment plant upgrade. The undertaking will …
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How do we address the affordability issue? Through rules and regulations? Through better options for income growth? It will likely take a few different things to help – here are a few attempts going through the state legislature… Affordable housing advocates look to Montana Legislature for help By Eric Dietrich Montana Free Press Jan 25, …
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As a semi-arid climate, water availability may become a more dominant consideration for future development The water conundrum: A limited resource, a cacophony of voices and a region that continues to grow By Lewis Kendall Chronicle Staff Writer May 6, 2018 It’s runoff season and Sourdough Creek, bloated and brown from sediment dragged down by …
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The new water treatment plant will be enclosed in an indoor building with room for expansion. See the plan here>> Sewer district planning $8M water plant in Four Corners area Posted: Mar 28, 2018 By Mederios Babb – MTN News FOUR CORNERS – The Sewer District is building an $8 million water treatment plant in …
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Things are finally underway with the newest addition to the Bozeman school district. Ground broken for Bozeman’s second high school By Gail Schontzler Chronicle Staff Writer 3-27-18 It was muddy and cold, but about 50 people seemed pretty happy Monday when they gathered in an open field to celebrate the groundbreaking for Bozeman’s second high …
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Things have been heating up in Belgrade for years – it’s finally catching the attention of the press. It’s slowly breaking out of Bozeman’s shadow and no longer is interested in being passed off a ‘bedroom community’. Out of the shadow: Belgrade aims to ‘re-seek’ identity amid shifting economy, planning struggles By Lewis Kendall and …
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