AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealthcare Access: Great Falls residents are finding it harder to land a primary care doctor as Montana and the nation face looming physician shortages, with Benefis pointing to new residency pipelines to grow local capacity. Public Safety & Community: A Montana tow operator is urging drivers to follow the “slow down and move over” law when passing emergency and road work vehicles after repeated near-misses on highways. Childcare & Workforce: KidsLINK registration opened in the Bozeman area, expanding after-school care for working families in a state where many counties are still “childcare deserts.” Food Safety: Walmart shoppers are warned to check Bettergoods pistachio nut butter jars for a specific lot with a Jan. 28, 2027 expiry after a Salmonella finding; the recall reached Montana stores. Policy & Politics: GOP senators, including Montana’s Tim Sheehy, are calling on Rep. Max Miller to resign over abuse allegations he denies. Business & Growth: Flathead County Library launched a feasibility study for a new building and a potential $13 million capital campaign, aiming to replace aging infrastructure.
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