AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEnergy and Politics: Montana Senate candidate Alani Bankhead criticized the Trump administration’s decision to allow Russian diesel imports, arguing the U.S. should rely on Canadian energy partners instead. Local Food: Montana leaders want residents to eat more of the state’s harvest: a new initiative aims to raise the share of Montana-grown food consumed in-state from 3% to 33% by 2033. Winter Outlook: A potentially very strong El Niño could steer more snow toward Utah, Colorado and California while leaving the Northern Rockies drier than usual—a concern for Montana ski areas. Bozeman Arts: Montana Ballet Company’s Halloween-season show, “Un/Dead and Un/Forgiven,” brings together “Dracula,” “The Raven” and “Giselle” Oct. 30–31. Cooke City: With the Beartooth Highway closed for winter, the remote Yellowstone gateway is entering its quieter season, leaving a roadside “Prayer of the Woods” sign to weather the snow until spring.
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