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Stop doing everything: How small business leaders in Montana can reclaim 63 workdays each year

Stop doing everything: How small business leaders in Montana can reclaim 63 workdays each year

Stop doing everything: How small business leaders in Montana can reclaim 63 workdays each year Leaders in small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) operate under constant pressure to deliver results with limited time, budgets, and staff. In a volatile market, they're expected to balance immediate execution with long-

‘This is who we are’: Northern Cheyenne Tribe reclaims cultural belongings from UM

‘This is who we are’: Northern Cheyenne Tribe reclaims cultural belongings from UM

Inside the University of Montana’s Maureen and Mike Mansfield Library, Donovan Taylor stretched his arms across a wooden conference table holding his phone, which was recording, up to two gray speakers. He furrowed his brow and closed his eyes as he listened to a 1968 recording of a Cheyenne

‘The Price Is Right’: Teacher Wins $64,000 in Prizes After Listening to Husband

Sometimes listening to your spouse pays off. A The Price Is Right contestant turned to her husband for advice and won a car. Karla Lance, a retired first-grade teacher, won the sixth item up for bid on Monday, March 2. She won a pickleball machine complete with 24 drills,

Democrats eye wealth tax for billionaires to fund $3,000 payments

(The Center Square) – Democrats are pitching a new wealth tax on billionaires to be used to send $3,000 payments to those making $150,000 or less, but the measure faces long odds in the Republican-controlled Congress. U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Ro Khanna, D-

Eyes on the mines: Burgum, Zinke tout tariffs and mining in visit to Butte

BUTTE — U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and Rep. Ryan Zinke are touting tariffs as the solution to bringing back Montana mining. Burgum and Zinke discussed where Montana fits in the global mineral trade after touring the Lance College of Mines and Engineering at Montana Tech University in

Montana University System response to committee questions

‘Holy Grail’ of Pokémon cards goes for thousands

‘Holy Grail’ of Pokémon cards goes for thousands

By Nathan Pynn An extremely rare Pokémon card that cost £2 (over $2) in 1999 has sold for a whopping £30,000 (nearly $40,000) at auction. The 1st edition Shadowless Base Set Charizard card is known as the “holy grail” to collectors and enthusiasts. The “shadowless” version was only