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Bloomfield, MT · Business
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REDC Connections: Fairview Businesses Doing Well
On one of the recent spring days in Richland County, the REDC staff ventured to Fairview, MT, to drop by and see a few of our members. While we were in town, we also touched base with an entrepreneur whose business is doing well. Our first stop was to Fairview...
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Edward Jones Financial Advisor Nick Lonski Named Among Forbes Best-In-State Wealth Advisors
Edward Jones financial advisor Nick Lonski, Sidney, was named among the Forbes Best-in-State Wealth Advisors in 2025. He ranked No. 6 in Montana. This is his fourth time being named to this prestigious list. To compile the rankings, SHOOK® Research analysts conducted individual interviews with nominees. Criteria that determined the...
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Homegrown To Market Training & Richland County Farmers Market Organizational Meeting, May 6
The MSU Richland County Extension Office, in partnership with the Great Northern Development Corporation and the Montana Food & Agriculture Development Center (FADC) are hosting a Homegrown to Market Training in conjunction with the Richland County Farmers Market Organizational meeting on Tuesday, May 6. The training will begin at 3 p.m. at the Richland County Extension Office with Richland County Sanitarian Stephanie Ler, discussing, “Starting a Home-Based Food Business”, followed by Shaylee Wahl, FADC, discussing, “Grant Programs, & FADC Services & Opportunities”, and concluding with local vendors Donna Trzinski, Lauren Sullivan, and Eric Tooker on the “Farmers Market Vendor Panel”.
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406 Workforce: A Workforce & Hospitality Training Program, May 21
Looking to enhance your professional and customer service skills? Well, you won’t want to miss the 406 Workforce: A Workforce & Hospitality Training Program, scheduled to be in Sidney, Wednesday, May 21. Attendance is free and this program has been customized specifically for the Montana workforce. Lisa Jones will...
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Pelvic measuring heifers could help make selection decisions
When it comes to making decisions regarding heifer retention, producers must be diligent in their selection to ensure they are keeping the right females to build and/or sustain their herd. While phenotype evaluation has long been the gold standard for selecting heifers, pelvic exams may be another data tool for ranchers to consider before putting the final seal of approval on their kept females.
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Stockman Bank Presidents Share Commitment To Their Customers & Community
Since the opening of Richland National Bank in 1925, the institution, now Stockman Bank, has had eight bank presidents. Bob Goss was the sixth of those presidents, serving from 1980 - 2006. Goss grew up in Sidney, and graduated from Sidney High School in 1964. Following high school, he went into the navy, and attended college in Bozeman, MT thereafter with the GI Bill.
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PCS Insulation Owner Jamey Fieler
In the summer of 2021, the oilfield industry was grappling with the aftermath of the pandemic and struggled to regain its footing. Business after business faced tough decisions, and those decisions were more than just financial. They were personal. This was the moment Jamey Fieler, owner of PCS Insulation, found herself at a crossroads that would define the rest of her life.
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REDC Revolving Loan Fund Awarded To "Kat Concrete Lifting"
Richland Economic Development Corp (REDC) is pleased to announce that the Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) Committee has awarded its 23rd loan for the opening of a business in Sidney. Tyson Schmitt was approved for a loan to open "KAT Concrete Lifting, LLC", in Sidney. Schmitt completed an application in partnership...
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Great Plains Land Company Opens New Office Location
Sidney, MT - Great Plains Land Company, a premier land brokerage specializing in agricultural, ranch, development, and investment properties is pleased to announce the grand opening of its new office location, with the same trusted team of Jeff and Meredith McKinney, Sidney, now operating under a new name after transitioning from Whitetail Properties.
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Celebrating 100 Years Of Banking In Sidney
Sidney – This year marks a special milestone as 100 years of banking is celebrated in our community. While Stockman Bank has proudly served the community since 1980 and under its current name since 1998, they honor the long history in Sidney that began with Richland National Bank in 1925 - a history of service, growth, and commitment to the people of eastern Montana.
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Forage 2025 | Winter Rye: Grazing, Forage and Feed
Mahlstedt Ranch, Inc. is a fifth-generation operation located in northeastern Montana between Glendive and Circle. George and Jeanie Mahlstedt run the ranch with their daughter, Tana and her husband Ross Canen, and Canens’ three daughters, Tienna, Alexis and Corinne. “I’m the fifth generation and we have three generations currently...
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Career Opportunities In Ag Are Extensive & In Demand
One of the most exciting topics in agriculture today is how to get youth interested and involved in choosing agricultural careers. Advancements in technology have expanded agricultural careers beyond farms and ranches. They are extensive and include scientists, biologists, food safety technicians, livestock nutrition specialists, arborists, conservationists, and more. During...
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LYREC's Demonstration Trailer Sparks Interest & Awareness
The Lower Yellowstone Rural Electric Cooperative (LYREC) is dedicated to making the public aware of the dangers that come with downed lines and damaged electrical equipment in a hands-on format with the use of their demonstration trailer. In design, everything is "backwards" in terms of electrical safety, in order to show, rather than just tell, what can happen when electricity isn't contained.
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Economic Outlook Seminars in Eastern MT to Focus on Ag Policy Issues, Local and Statewide Economic Forecasts
The next five-year Farm Bill and the changes it will bring to Montana agricultural producers, along with access to export markets, will be a focus of the Economic Outlook Seminar to be held in Sidney and Miles City. The University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research and the...
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Economic outlook seminar set for Tuesday
SIDNEY — A seminar focusing on agricultural policy issues, as well as local and statewide economic forecasts, will be held here next week. The University of Montana Bureau of Business and Economic Research and the Montana State University Department of Agricultural Economics and Economics are partnering to bring this seminar to Sidney on Tuesday (March 11). The seminar will be held from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the MSU Richland County Extension (1499 North Central Avenue, Sidney).
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Interstate Engineering Announces Hires: Several Offices Gain New Experts
Interstate Engineering is excited to announce the addition of seven team members, expanding its services across the Great Plains Region. Interstate Engineering is thrilled to announce the expansion of our Fort Peck office and the addition of Tyler Partridge as our new staff engineer. He graduated from Montana State University-Northern with a bachelor's degree in civil engineering technology and three years of engineering experience. He is hoping to make an impact on the team while fostering growth in himself. His expertise and insights will be of tremendous benefit to the firm.