New West Colorado, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico, Utah, Wyoming
More than a town, Colstrip, Montana may be a bellweather of the United States’ energy future, as coal continues to decline.
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New West Roundup for April 20, 2017
Today in New West news: Jason Chaffetz (R-UT) will not run in 2018, new report highlights Missoula/Bozeman entrepreneurship, overcrowding in Montana national parks, and Colorado wind power.
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Today in New West news: Rocky Mountain Land Library, Denver-based SquareTwo Financial Services declares bankruptcy, and Montana State University Youth Writing Camp registration open.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Jan. 13, 2017
Today in New West news: Utah Senator pleads with Rep. Zinke over monuments, Idaho Supreme Court ponders reviving ACLU lawsuit against state’s public defense system, and Montana’s many bumble bee species.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Dec. 12, 2016
Today in New West news: RMP suspends solar net-metering change, mini-Bears Ears Monument?, MSU Western Transport Institute receives $7.5M, and Chipotle to retain Steve Ells as sole CEO.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Nov. 28, 2016
Today in New West news: Bozeman leaders discuss planning documents, MSU registers newly discovered bacterium for commercial use, federal dams and Northwest salmon, and Englewood’s new economic incentives program.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Oct. 21, 2016
Today in New West news: California bioscience company relocating to Denver, Utah Business’ Green Business Awards, and the Haynes Foundation endows Montana State University.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Oct. 19, 2016
Today in New West news: Montana State University reaches fundraising milestone two years early, coal in Carbon County, and RTD delays opening of G Line.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Sept. 30, 2016
Today in New West news: OnXmap’s ROAM app, MSU celebrates new Ivan Doig acquisitions, an update on Rare Element Resources, and Utah genealogy company releases Portuguese language version of site.
Read More »New West Daily Roundup for Sept. 6, 2016
Today in New West news: $180M general obligation bond for College of Western Idaho (CWI) to be on November 2016 ballot, hops in Bozeman, and “hive-to-plate” in Utah.
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