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Tom Chasse to Step Down as CEO of Idaho’s Schweitzer

This winter will mark the end of an era at Idaho’s Schweitzer Mountain. After 20 years of leading the resort, Schweitzer President and CEO Tom Chasse will step down. For the past two decades, Chasse has spent his career building one of Idaho’s largest ski resorts into a premier family-friendly skiing destination in the Selkirk Mountains. For Chasse, the culture […] The post Tom Chasse to Step Down as CEO of Idaho’s Schweitzer appeared first on SnowBrains .

Idaho · 3d

Dailyfly News

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Idaho Consumers Eligible for Relief Under $183.5 Million Settlement

BOISE, ID — Hundreds of Idaho consumers will receive restitution or have outstanding lease balances forgiven under a $183.5 million multistate settlement involving rent-to-own finance company Acima Digital and its parent company, Acima Holdings. Idaho Attorney General

Idaho · 1d

930 AM KMPT

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Montana Housing Crisis: One Town Leads The Nation

Looking to buy a home in Bozeman? You better bring the Brinks Truck, because Bozeman has been named the town with the biggest housing affordability crisis.

Bozeman, MT · 1d

montanarightnow.com

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Federal Aviation Administration lifts national ground stop

UPDATE: November 13, 2026 5:52 p.m. Delta gate agents on Bozeman-Yellowstone International Airport in Bozeman, Montana have confirmed that the MSU football team has boarded their flight. UPDATE: November 13, 2026 5:36 p.m. The FAA has announced that the ground stop is lifted effective immediately. The agency stated that the...

Bozeman, MT · 22h

KBZK News

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Cupcake Mountain prepares to close after nearly 15 years

Christine and Terry Ketterer are stepping away from Cupcake Mountain to spend more time with their family, but hope a new owner will continue the business.

Bozeman, MT · 1d

NBCMontana

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Bozeman approves water rights fee increase for new development

BOZEMAN, Mont. — Bozeman city commissioners unanimously approved a major increase to the fee developers pay to help the city secure water for new growth, raising the rate for the first time since 2008. The commission voted 5-0 Tuesday night to increase the city’s cash-in-lieu of water rights fee...

Bozeman, MT · 3d

Fairfield Sun Times

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Belgrade City Council to discuss sales tax, more revenue options

Belgrade city councilmembers will meet next week to potentially issue a resolution of support for various legislative initiatives for the 2027 session, including allowing cities to impose local-option sales taxes with voter approval. "The proposed resolution identifies priorities in five general areas: infrastructure and municipal utilities, regulatory efficiency, land use...

Belgrade, MT · 3d

96.7 KISS FM

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Montana Housing Crisis: One Town Leads The Nation

Looking to buy a home in Bozeman? You better bring the Brinks Truck, because Bozeman has been named the town with the biggest housing affordability crisis.

Bozeman, MT · 5d

tsln.com

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New Profitability in Montana Agriculture podcast episodes now available

BOZEMAN — Three new episodes of a podcast that aims to help Montana farmers and ranchers enhance profitability and navigate agricultural decisions are now available. The podcast, from Montana State University Extension, is called Profitability in Montana Agriculture. It is co-hosted by Joel Schumacher, MSU Extension economics specialist and natural resources program leader, and MSU Extension Director of Communications John Hawley.

Montana · 3d

explorebigsky.com

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Tracking the snowpack: Montana State, city of Bozeman and NASA collaborate to monitor headwaters of Bozeman Creek

Researchers at Montana State University are collaborating with NASA’s Western Water Action Office and the city of Bozeman to refine a first-of-its-kind weather monitoring station at the headwaters of Bozeman Creek. The hydrometeorological station, which started operating this fall, will provide critical data for the city’s long-term water resource planning and drought management strategy.

Bozeman, MT · 4d

XL Country 100.7

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Montana Housing Crisis: One Town Leads The Nation

Looking to buy a home in Bozeman? You better bring the Brinks Truck, because Bozeman has been named the town with the biggest housing affordability crisis.

Bozeman, MT · 5d

outdoorsportswire.com

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Recertified: Obōz and all of us are better with B Corp

BOZEMAN, Mont. (November 9, 2026) /OUTDOOR SPORTSWIRE/ — First certified in 2023, Obōz Footwear has earned B Corp recertification under B Lab’s new global standards. “Good, Better, Best. That’s how we think about being a B Corp,” said Amy Beck, president of Obōz. “It means using business as a force for good. It pushes us to be better, and it keeps us striving for the best in the places we hike, the lives of our people and the footwear we make.”

Bozeman, MT · 5d

Fairfield Sun Times

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Atlanta-based developer acquires Main Street building, plans Montana expansion

Atlanta-based developer Ardent Companies announced its purchase of the Osborne Building on 233 E. Main St. and a building in downtown Whitefish in late October. The Osborne holds restaurant Brigade, est.1864 Noir Bar & Restaurant, outdoor goods store Stio, luxury boutique Belle Shops, commercial office spaces and a T-Mobile rooftop cell tower lease.

Bozeman, MT · 8d

Montana Talks

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Bozeman Plans For Future Growth With Multiple Projects

Bozeman's rapid growth is reshaping its landscape, with new developments sprouting up across the city.

Bozeman, MT · 12d

Fairfield Sun Times

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SITKA Gear marks 20 years of innovation rooted in Bozeman

Bozeman-based premium outdoors brand SITKA Gear is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. While its product line has broadened and its customer base now reaches worldwide, the company has kept its Bozeman ties strong, with its headquarters and flagship store in town. SITKA founders Jason Hairston and Jonathan Hart were...

Bozeman, MT · 7d

NBCMontana

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Bozeman beekeeper says spring freeze, rising costs hit 2026 honey season

BOZEMAN, Mont. — A longtime Bozeman beekeeper says changing weather conditions made 2026 a challenging year for some Gallatin Valley beekeepers, affecting food sources for bees, honey production and the cost of doing business. Steve Thorson, who owns Montana Honey Bee Company with his wife and has been keeping...

Bozeman, MT · 8d

Collinsville Daily News

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"It feels like the right time": Heather Grenier to leave HRDC after nearly a decade as CEO

BOZEMAN, MONT. — Heather Grenier has announced she is stepping aside as president and CEO of HRDC after more than a decade leading the nonprofit, with a leadership change set for January 1. Grenier started with the organization in 2000 and went on to help lead several well-known Gallatin Valley projects, including Fork and Spoon and Homeward Point. She has also worked with the organization to provide more than 800 new homes to the region. She said the decision came as she looked for a new chapter after years with the nonprofit. "I always have wanted to make sure that I wasn't the leader who stayed too long, and that sometimes the best thing a leader can do is get out of the way; and you know, it feels like it's the right time," Grenier said. Grenier said she had been thinking about succession planning for years and was now ready to move ahead with it. "Jeff Rupp, our former CEO, you know, told me, 'From day one, start planning your succession,'" Grenier said. "And I took that to heart, and this is probably my third succession plan, but it's the one that is sticking, you know, and ready to

Bozeman, MT · 8d

NonStop Local Bozeman

partner publisher · 8 followers

"It feels like the right time”: Heather Grenier to leave HRDC after nearly a decade as CEO

BOZEMAN, MONT. — Heather Grenier has announced she is stepping aside as president and CEO of HRDC after more than a decade leading the nonprofit, with a leadership change set for January 1. Grenier started with the organization in 2000 and went on to help lead several well-known Gallatin Valley projects, including Fork and Spoon and Homeward Point. She has also worked with the organization to provide more than 800 new homes to the region. She said the decision came as she looked for a new chapter after years with the nonprofit. "I always have wanted to make sure that I wasn't the leader who stayed too long, and that sometimes the best thing a leader can do is get out of the way; and you know, it feels like it's the right time," Grenier said. Grenier said she had been thinking about succession planning for years and was now ready to move ahead with it. "Jeff Rupp, our former CEO, you know, told me, 'From day one, start planning your succession,'" Grenier said. "And I took that to heart, and this is probably my third succession plan, but it's the one that is sticking, you know, and ready to

Bozeman, MT · 8d

pccjournal.com

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Katya Peterson Named Executive Director of the Livingston Area Chamber of Commerce

The Livingston Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors has named Katya Peterson its new Executive Director. Peterson began her new role on Monday, November 2nd. A Montana State University graduate with a B.S. in Marketing and Management, Peterson brings a decade of experience in tourism and small business marketing to the role. She spent eight years with Tempest Technologies, a Montana marketing agency, where she led strategy and campaigns for clients. As project manager for the Southwest Montana tourism region, she worked closely with business owners, chamber directors and tourism district leaders.

Livingston, MT · 9d

Montana State News Network

partner publisher · 2.7K followers

Bozeman Plans For Future Growth With Multiple Projects

Bozeman's rapid growth is reshaping its landscape, with new developments sprouting up across the city.

Bozeman, MT · 12d