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Coffee means business to Rayna and Scott Bouma of Helena. (MTN News photo)A Helena couple with a passion for a good cup decided to brew up their own coffee company.
(MTN News photo)When you think of Montana, barbeque probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind.
The MT Dept. of Commerce is helping grow from within thanks to the little "Made in Montana" logo stamped on tags. (MTN News photo)The Montana Department of Commerce is working to help grow from within thanks to the little "Made in Montana" logo stamped on tags.
Scott Mitchell is creating another one-of-a-kind Western boot. (MTN News photo)This Montana Made report features a small studio in Corvallis where one Montana man is creating the sole for a sturdy pair of boots.
(MTN News photo)In this week's Montana Made, we meet a man who has been working at basically the same job since he was 9 years old.
Buying a box of candy is pretty easy, but the process of making that candy is anything but, especially when that process is done by hand. (MTN News photo)Buying a box of candy is pretty easy, but the process of making that candy is anything but, especially when that process is done by hand.
From Trainmaster to Trailmaster, Veteran Earl Southard has held several titles in recent years, while always maintaining the notion of putting people first. (MTN News photo)From Trainmaster to Trailmaster, Veteran Earl Southard has held several titles in recent years, while always maintaining the notion of putting people first. Now, Southard says that attitude has helped his business, Trailmaster Holsters, gain popularity ar
Family owned Billings Bronze has been casting statues and monuments for nearly 30 years. (MTN News photo)Family owned Billings Bronze has been casting statues and monuments for nearly 30 years.
Great Falls resident Brian McKinney recently opened up his own shop in Great Falls for his business, All Cool Ice & Catering. (MTN News photo)"I really enjoy ice - I call it 'art for the moment,' it's fleeting," said Brian McKinney.
Notice Snowboards owner Brittan Ellingson is a third generation Montanan and has always called Whitefish his home. (MTN News photo)Notice Snowboards owner Brittan Ellingson is a third generation Montanan and has always called Whitefish his home.
Joe’s Pastry owner Tom Laity has been doing the same thing almost every morning for the past 25 years. (MTN News photo)Joe’s Pastry owner Tom Laity has been doing the same thing almost every morning for the past 25 years.
Bob Kovatch produces by hand everything from animals to garden sculptures in a variety of media. (MTN News photo)Bob Kovatch produces by hand everything from animals to garden sculptures in a variety of media.
Scott Kirko was inspired to start his business, Howling Wind Forge, out of his own need for a better knife. (MTN News photo)Scott Kirko was inspired to start his business, Howling Wind Forge, out of his own need for a better knife.
Blue Truck Bakery’s bread holds true to their motto of “Made of Montana’.
A hike in 1994 in the Gallatin National Forest led to a bear attack and the birth of a successful Montana business.
A hike in 1994 in the Gallatin National Forest led to a bear attack and the birth of a successful Montana business.
A Montana business based in Townsend is leaving its mark on historic homes across the country.
A Montana business based in Townsend is leaving its mark on historic homes across the country.
A business that started in an alley in Red Lodge now ships custom metal work around the world.
A business that started in an alley in Red Lodge now ships custom metal work around the world.
A Great Falls business uses Montana ingredients to create gourmet dog biscuits while also providing a helping hand for humans.
A Great Falls business uses Montana ingredients to create gourmet dog biscuits while also providing a helping hand for humans.
Robin Bequet of Bozeman has found sweet success after a failed high-tech career.
Robin Bequet of Bozeman has found sweet success after a failed high-tech career.
Sabrina Smith is the owner and founder of The Green Light, a local shop that caters to everything Montana.
Sabrina Smith is the owner and founder of The Green Light, a local shop that caters to everything Montana.
What started with packaging the minerals and passing it out to family and friends has now led to three different formulas being sold across Montana.
What started with packaging the minerals and passing it out to family and friends has now led to three different formulas being sold across Montana.
