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Women-Owned Businesses Thrive in Meagher County
Positive2026-08-13

Meagher County, Montana, is experiencing a surge in grassroots entrepreneurship, particularly among women-owned businesses. A recent study highlights that 77% of local businesses are owned by women, with Shauna Eagleton's Delphine Farms and the Central Montana Food Hub exemplifying this growth by providing local food distribution services. The community's strong support for education, volunteerism, and engagement is fostering this entrepreneurial environment.

Women-owned businesses are delivering the goods in Meagher County
Bankhead and Bodner Stay in Senate Race
Hostile2026-08-13

Democratic candidate Alani Bankhead confirmed she will remain in the Senate race despite pressure to withdraw in favor of independent candidate Seth Bodner. Bankhead has faced harassment and threats regarding her candidacy, which she attributes to Bodner's supporters. With the deadline passed and no candidates dropping out, the race is set for a three-way contest against Republican Kurt Almaty.

Bankhead, Bodnar remain on the Senate ballot, setting up a three-way race
Holland Lake Lodge Wastewater Plan Approved
↓↓Very Negative2026-08-11

The Flathead National Forest has approved a plan to modernize the wastewater treatment system for Holland Lake Lodge, which operates on national forest land. The new system aims to improve leak detection and groundwater protection, although it has drawn criticism from a local non-profit concerned about public funding benefiting a private entity. Construction is expected to begin next year, with completion anticipated by 2028.

Flathead National Forest approves Holland Lake Lodge wastewater plan