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The Greatest Story Never Told about Environmental Successes
The US has made some amazing strides over the past few years within the realm of energy, in terms of markets and technology and environment, but despite that there remains risk to the industry, primarily from “anti-energy environmentalism” opposition, which means “we have to continue to be resilient,” said Matthew… Read More
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ND Plans 6 Gas Plants
North Dakota pipeline authorities have announced that six natural gas processing plants are coming on-line in the Bakken over the next few months. Two are being completed this year, and four others are scheduled next year. The two coming on line in September and October – representing a $300 million investment… Read More -
Montana Oil Outlook Trending Up
During the Montana Petroleum Association conference in Billings last week, a wide ranging conversation among some attendees highlighted the status of the industry in Montana. “I am optimistic about stable oil prices,” said David Linn, Manager and Senior Engineer of WBI Energy, Inc., a view that was reinforced by Jim… Read More -
Jami Shaw Promoted at Stockman Bank Worden
Jami Shaw, Worden Branch Manager, has recently been promoted to Vice President, Branch Manager for Stockman Bank Worden. Her responsibilities include overseeing bank operations, management and employee supervision, and all lending activities in Worden. Shaw brings over 33 years of experience to the position that will continue to provide valuable… Read More -
Permaletter Sells
On August 1, 2018 Zee Creative, Inc. acquired Permaletter Sign Company, from Ron and Ronda Bachman. The new owners, Mike and Sabrina Marshall, plan to retain the existing team of employees – “talented people who have helped build a successful company and that we have known for many years.” Read More
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Market Update
Play golf for a good cause and a good time, on Sunday, September 30 at the Pryor Creek Golf Club, Huntley. Participate in the seventh annual Callan Taylor Fund for Kidney Disease Charity Golf Tournament. The event is being held in Montana for the third time. Previous tournaments have been
In- state residents of Montana, traveling in the state have a significant impact on local economies in Montana – and none more so than Yellowstone County. According to a recently released study by the University of Montana for the Institute for Tourism and Recreation, in- state travel by Montana residents has
