Head Over Heels
When owners Jessica and Jason Edwards had to close Head Over Heels due to COVID in 2020, they didn’t give…
When owners Jessica and Jason Edwards had to close Head Over Heels due to COVID in 2020, they didn’t give…
Don’t you love it when an employee of a business becomes the owner? We do, and we’ve recently helped make…
Tabletree Cherry Juice has won the silver award in the Juices and Beverages category as part of the Specialty Food…
When Bobbie Goldberg opened Second Nature Gifts and Goods on Main Street in Polson in November 2018, her goal was to purchase the building within two years. But two years later . . . well, it was 2020.
Wouldn’t it be great to own a brewery? That’s what a group of people in Ronan Montana thought, too.
Affordable housing is one of the biggest challenges facing rural Montana communities. Mission West worked with the Sanders County Community Housing Organization to bring affordable housing to Plains
This project was initiated by Mission West in 2010 in partnership with Lake County and the city of Polson to reconstruct Skyline Drive in Polson. Mission West wrote a grant to the US Department of Transportation through their first Transportation Investment Generating Economic Recovery (TIGER)program for $16 million and received an award of $12 million.
This client collaborates with fishing boats in Bristol Bay and freezes salmon and halibut in Alaska and ships it to Montana to our large freezer facility.
A formerly empty space on Main Street in downtown Polson is now filled with artwork, handcrafted products, and clothing made from upcycled materials.
Superior Meats has been growing at a fast clip of 10 to 15% yearly, and gross sales have tripled in the last five or six years. Jerry Stroot, its entrepreneurial owner, knew he had a great operating and sales team, but without a bigger & better location, Superior’s growth would end