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New York Relocation Buzz Grows as The Madison Pushes Montana Dreams
real-estate19 days ago

New York Relocation Buzz Grows as The Madison Pushes Montana Dreams

New Yorkers are increasingly eyeing Montana for relocation after watching Taylor Sheridan’s The Madison, with brokers reporting rising demand in Ennis and nearby towns like Three Forks and Bozeman. Ennis median listing is about $742,000, Three Forks around $596,225, and Bozeman about $754,000, as Montana shows the strongest six-year growth in listing prices. The surge is linked to remote‑work trends and the Yellowstone/The Madison buzz, prompting New York buyers to pursue primary homes, vacation ranches, and land in the state.

via New York Post|
#housing-market#montana#new-york
Madison Ending Paves Way for Season 2 in Sheridan-verse Montana
entertainment19 days ago

Madison Ending Paves Way for Season 2 in Sheridan-verse Montana

THR reports that The Madison’s season-ending sets up Season 2 in Montana, with Pfeiffer and Russell anchoring a Sheridan-verse expansion; the second season has already been filmed and will continue the Clyburn family’s grief-centered story away from Yellowstone, deepening Montana-based family dynamics and Abby/Van romance.

via The Hollywood Reporter|
#entertainment#kurt-russell#michelle-pfeiffer
Sheridan: Filming in Remote, Harsh Spots Is 'Miserable' but Worth It
entertainment24 days ago

Sheridan: Filming in Remote, Harsh Spots Is 'Miserable' but Worth It

Taylor Sheridan says he deliberately shoots in inhospitable, remote locations and finds it emotionally taxing, calling it “miserable.” The Madison, largely filmed in Montana, follows a New York family dealing with grief; the first three episodes are on Paramount+ with the next three set to premiere March 21. Sheridan credited the cast and crew for enduring the challenging locations, highlighting the show’s deep family/drama focus and noting that stars like Kurt Russell and Matthew Fox are involved.

via Yahoo News New Zealand|
#entertainment#filming-locations#montana
Luke Grimes Faces Montana Backlash After Hollywood Exit
entertainment27 days ago

Luke Grimes Faces Montana Backlash After Hollywood Exit

Yellowstone star Luke Grimes says his move from Los Angeles to Montana has sparked unexpected hostility from locals, recounting an incident where a California-plate friend’s car had 'go back' written in dust and noting he can’t easily go to bars there due to potential confrontations; he emphasizes the move was a personal choice and that he and his wife fell in love with Montana while continuing work on Yellowstone’s universe, including the Marshals spinoff.

via Fox News|
#entertainment#joe-rogan#los-angeles
Daines Withdraws from Montana Senate Race, Clearing Way for Trump-Backed Successor
politics1 month ago

Daines Withdraws from Montana Senate Race, Clearing Way for Trump-Backed Successor

Montana Sen. Steve Daines abruptly withdrew from reelection minutes before the filing deadline, saying he will retire to spend time with his seven grandchildren. The move clears the way for U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme, a Trump-endorsed candidate, to run for the seat, a development that comes as GOP movement in Montana also includes Rep. Ryan Zinke’s retirement and an independent bid by Seth Bodnar; Democrats have not lined up a high-profile candidate.

via PBS|
#montana#politics#retirement
Daines Withdraws from Montana Senate Race to Block Dem Top Recruit
politics1 month ago

Daines Withdraws from Montana Senate Race to Block Dem Top Recruit

Sen. Steve Daines abruptly pulled out of Montana’s Senate race just minutes before the filing deadline to deny Democrats a chance to field a top recruit such as Jon Tester or Brian Schweitzer. Kurt Alme filed to replace him as Democrats would have faced a crowded primary; Trump publicly backed Alme, while critics accused Daines of coronating a successor and sidelining voters. The move echoes a similar tactic used by Democrat Chuy Garcia in Illinois last year.

via CNN|
#daines#democrats#filing-deadline
Daines exits Montana Senate race at the filing deadline, reshaping GOP field
politics1 month ago

Daines exits Montana Senate race at the filing deadline, reshaping GOP field

Sen. Steve Daines withdrew from Montana’s 2026 U.S. Senate race just minutes before the filing deadline, leaving U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme as his handpicked successor and reshuffling a GOP field that also saw Rep. Ryan Zinke exit earlier. Daines had filed for reelection weeks earlier with about $4.9 million in the bank; Alme quickly announced his candidacy with endorsements from Daines, Trump and other GOP figures. Independent Seth Bodnar is also in the race and must gather signatures to qualify, creating a potentially unsettled contest that could affect Democrats’ prospects.

via Montana Free Press|
#filing-deadline#kurt-alme#montana
Daines Steps Aside, Clears Path for Alme in Montana Senate Race
politics1 month ago

Daines Steps Aside, Clears Path for Alme in Montana Senate Race

Senator Steve Daines of Montana shocked many by announcing he will not seek re-election in 2026 and endorsing Kurt Alme as his successor, a last‑minute move that effectively clears the field for Alme and could create a modest opening for Democrats in a GOP-leaning state; President Trump quickly backed Alme, while independents and several Democrats explore bids as the political landscape shifts after Zinke’s retirement and Tester’s 2024 loss.

via The New York Times|
#kurt-alme#montana#politics
Montana’s Rural Health Windfall: A Bold Bet to Stabilize Care Amid Medicaid Shifts
health-care2 months ago

Montana’s Rural Health Windfall: A Bold Bet to Stabilize Care Amid Medicaid Shifts

Montana stands to receive about $233.5 million in 2026 from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program, with a potential total of roughly $1.2 billion by 2031 if funding remains level. The state’s plan centers on five initiatives—workforce development, facility sustainability, innovative care models, community health investment, and modern IT—plus a proposed Center of Excellence (costing about $418 million) to assess needs and guide service realignment. Physical infrastructure spending is largely restricted, but funds could cover equipment or IT upgrades; Montana will issue RFPs as projects are defined and submit a revised budget by Jan. 30, with an advisory committee to provide input during the process.

via Montana Free Press|
#center-of-excellence#health-care#medicaid