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Newly opened Montana Wool Lab works to support and improve state's sheep industry
BOZEMAN, Mont. — For decades, we've used synthetic materials made from chemicals of fossil fuels to manufacture clothing. But many consumers prefer material made of natural fibers. Wool used to be an essential material for apparel. In a sign of the times, Montana State University in Bozeman, has opened...
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Solving the mountain roofing challenge
Why mountain roofers are turning homeowners toward composite roofing for HOAs, townhomes and condos. Mountain roofing is not easy work. Snow stacks up. UV beats down. Wind pushes hard. Freeze-thaw cycles test every fastener, flashing detail and roof plane. That is why more condo associations, townhome communities and property managers in mountain markets are asking for roofing products that do more than just look good on day one.
Fairfield Sun Times
Joe’s Parkway Market: ‘It’s just hard to sustain a small business’ as Bozeman grows
Buyer, developer aims to open similar market in renovated space. Tara Wantulok is heartbroken. In August, she announced it was time for a family business and Bozeman staple of nearly 60 years, Joe’s Parkway Market, to close its familiar doors. She believes she put everything she could into the business, but the headwinds were too strong.
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Bozeman-Based Snowflake Delivers One of Its Strongest Quarters
Snowflake, the cloud-data company based in Bozeman, delivered one of its strongest quarters in recent years, sending shares sharply higher as investors responded to accelerating growth and stronger demand for its artificial-intelligence products. Shares of Snowflake jumped about 17% after the company reported fiscal second-quarter revenue of $1.55 billion, up...
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Chimney fire forces evacuation of downtown Bozeman business
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Simms Names Dexter Levandoski Global Sales Leader
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Simms Fishing Products today announced the appointment of Dexter “Dex” Levandoski as Global Sales Leader, effective September 15. Levandoski brings 15+ years of experience in the fishing and outdoor industries, with a career built on trusted relationships with specialty retailers, industry partners and anglers. He spent the majority of his career with Patagonia, first as a fly-fishing sales representative across the Northern Rockies and ultimately leading North American sales for its fly-fishing business. Most recently, Levandoski joined Poncho Outdoors to spearhead the brand’s expansion into wholesale.
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Simms Names Dexter Levandoski Global Sales Leader
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Simms Fishing Products today announced the appointment of Dexter “Dex” Levandoski as Global Sales Leader, effective September 15. Levandoski brings 15+ years of experience in the fishing and outdoor industries, with a career built on trusted relationships with specialty retailers, industry partners and anglers. He spent the majority of his career with Patagonia, first as a fly-fishing sales representative across the Northern Rockies and ultimately leading North American sales for its fly-fishing business. Most recently, Levandoski joined Poncho Outdoors to spearhead the brand’s expansion into wholesale.
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Stock local produce, wares with last Markets
Head outside while you still can! The farmers’ markets of Southwest Montana bring the locals together in Bozeman, Livingston and communities beyond. Read on to see where you can find garden-fresh produce, fantastic food, novelty items, live entertainment and more over the course of the coming months. Closing September...
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Leadership program for first-year business students at Montana State sees continued success
The day before fall semester classes began, a group of incoming Montana State University business students hiked the iconic “M” trail and continued forming connections with their peers. Step-by-step up the dirt trail, climbing over rocky slabs and through green forest, staff from the Jake Jabs College of...
KBZK News
Belgrade awarded a $1M grant that could allow cleanup of iconic grain elevator
Belgrade's 8-story Big Red Grain Elevator could soon find new life thanks to a $1M EPA grant. Late in its life, the now-white grain elevator served as a fertilizer facility, and this grant could be used to clean up that part of its life.
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How SporeAttic Grows Mushrooms in Bozeman
KBZK News
Belgrade's Big Red grain elevator may soon find new life
Fairfield Sun Times
Roadless Rule draws hunter, conservationist comments at MeatEater hunting store
The proposed federal Roadless Area Conservation Rule rollback brought hunters, conservationists and other public lands advocates together at the famed MeatEater flagship store in Bozeman, where the Greater Yellowstone Coalition-organized event encouraged attendees to weigh in to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Some of the more than 30 attendees filled...