Bert Mooney Airport Your adventure starts at 5,551 feet   Visiting the Northern Rocky Mountains has never been so easy. From a supreme pinpoint location amidst the sprawling North American Rockies, Bert Mooney Airport (BTM) provides unparalleled and uncongested access to all destinations in the great Treasure State. Established in 1864 as a mining camp and urban center in the early West, the City of Butte, Montana has progressed alongside the changing times, yet maintains a unique character and welcoming, neighborly charm. After the railroads’ arrival and the discovery of gold, silver, a ..read more

Annandale, Minnesota A Gem by the Lakes   Where community unity inspires progress and dynamic growth Boasting an enviable setting surrounded by the tranquil beauty of Minnesota’s lakes, Annandale exudes a captivating charm as well as possessing dynamic optimism. Situated in the heart of the North Star State, Annandale is a close-knit community rooted in a steep history, yet poised to welcome commercial and residential growth for its valued residents to enjoy. Journey through Annandale’s history Established in 1888, the city derived its name from Annan, Scotland, and its growth owes much ..read more

Rocky Mount-Wilson Regional Airport Taking off in 2024   Soaring to new heights in the heart of eastern North Carolina Rocky Mount-Wilson Regional Airport is ideally situated between the dynamic counties of Nash, Wilson, and Edgecombe, in Eastern North Carolina’s Coastal Plains region. Operated by the Rocky Mount-Wilson Regional Airport Authority, the airport offers a friendly and safe atmosphere, proudly serving as a trusted resource for local and visiting aviators, while also planning for future opportunities. “We are a general aviation airport,” elaborates Jarrett Moss, CFI, Interim A ..read more

Kapuskasing Airport A Dynamic Gateway to a Beautiful Region   Kapuskasing Airport’s Path to Community Resilience Flying ahead into 2024, The Kapuskasing Airport remains a vital lifeline at the core of Kapuskasing’s infrastructure. Facilitating many essential services ranging from cargo shipments to medical evacuations. Rock Robitaille, Airport Manager, highlights the airport’s role during emergencies, particularly facilitating evacuations for communities affected by natural disasters such as flooding. The airport’s resilience and adaptability shine through as it navigates operational cha ..read more

Georgetown County Airport The Gateway to a Thriving Community   Flying high as a new year begins Georgetown County Airport, a general aviation hub and the gateway to a dynamic region, traces its roots back to 1944 when it opened its gates as a marine air station. In those early days, it stood as a steadfast sentinel, proudly serving the military and United States. Today, its mission has evolved, yet its commitment to service remains steady. Georgetown County Airport is a lifeline for the community, businesses, destination travelers, and first responders. Over the years, Georgetown County ..read more

Trempealeau County, Wisconsin Where Community Thrives   Coming together to profit from a charming past and a dynamic future to look forward to The essence of Trempealeau County is encapsulated in its small-town charm, nestled within the embrace of nature’s grandeur. With a population of around 30,000, Trempealeau County is a tight-knit community comprised of various municipalities, each possessing its own distinct character. From the bustling streets of Arcadia, home to the renowned Ashley Furniture Industries, to the tranquil village of Ettrick, where neighbors know each other by name ..read more

Brown Deer, Wisconsin A small village offers big opportunities   Offering the ideal community in which to live, work, and play Brown Deer, a beautiful and quaint incorporated village is ideally set about 13 miles northwest of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Boasting a current population of 12, 507 as of the latest 2020 census, the village can lay claim to a fascinating history that still makes up the fabric of its way of life today. Originally settled in the early 1800s by Yankees from New York and then by German and Irish immigrants, its location on the Milwaukee River provided both wood for home ..read more

Staples, Minnesota The City Pulse of a Thriving Region   A Dynamic City at the Center of Breathtaking Landscape Staples cradles itself amidst rolling hills, their contours like ancient secrets etched into the earth. Pine forests reach up, prickly needles tickling the cloudless blue sky. The air carries the scent of resin and adventure, eliciting deeper exploration. In the heart of Todd and Wadena counties, the charming City of Staples beckons with its serene landscapes and rich history. As the Empire Builder train glides through, it pauses at the Staples Amtrak station, connecting distan ..read more

City of Springfield, Minnesota Where visions become reality − one brick at a time   Offering a Blue-Ribbon School and top-tier initiatives that speak to the heart of the community Along the banks of the Cottonwood River in Brown County, Minnesota (MN), amid the peaceful prairie and some of the world’s most productive farmland, sits Springfield. The city of just over 2000 residents was founded in 1877 as “Burns” and renamed “Springfield” in 1881. Early established businesses form the foundation the modern city of Springfield rests on today. In 1890, Adolph Casimir Ochs established the Och ..read more

Roseau, Minnesota Expertly Redefining the Meaning of Small-Town   The center of everything in a rural county By most accepted standards, a “small town” is generally understood to be a municipality with a population of 2,500 to 5,000 people. A “village” has a population of about 1,000 to 2,500, and a “tiny village” has even less than that. With a population just above 2,700, Roseau, Minnesota, located a mere 10 miles south of the Canadian border, would be expected to fall somewhere in the small town/village category. And yet, Roseau is, indeed, a city. It is also the county seat of sprawl ..read more