In 2017, after years of planning, Sanford and Claire Stone realized their dream and broke ground on Park Cabin Company in Babb, Mont., an unincorporated farming and ranching community in Glacier County.

Their modern cabins are located on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation and serve as a base camp for folks who are visiting and adventuring in Glacier National Park.

Hunter Solar, LLC proposes to build a solar facility on approximately 571 acres.  The proposed Hunter Solar Project is located along the intersection of E Quincy Ave (Highway 30) and N County Road 129 (N Brickcenter Road), Bennett, Arapahoe County, Colorado.

Hunter Solar Project Finding of No Significant Impact (FONSI) - Tuesday, July 2, 2021

Environmental Assessment - May 2021

Holocene Clean Energy proposes to build a solar energy facility on approximately 35.7 acres.  The proposed Reams Solar Project is located on the south side of Old Vaughn Road near the town of Dinwiddie, Dinwiddie County, Virginia.

Environmental Assessment - May 2021

The Scuffleton Rural Fire Services Inc. is taking steps to assure they are ready for the next water emergency effecting their area with the purchase of an aluminum rescue boat.

Through a partnership with USDA Rural Development the fire department received a $31 thousand grant in 2020.

Nearly three years ago, Corina Ponce had purchased a bank-owned home in Redfield, SD. She acquired the property knowing it had been vacant for a few years and needed major repairs.

From humble beginnings making tofu from their garage in Camden, to producing and distributing organic and locally-sourced tofu products throughout New England from their building in Rockport, the owners of Heiwa Tofu have always been focused on a “bright” future for their small business.

In rural Ord, Nebraska, Scratchtown Brewing Company, LLC is saving nearly 70 percent in energy costs thanks, in part, to a Rural Energy for America Program (REAP) renewable energy grant awarded in 2019 to purchase a new 24-kilowatt rooftop solar array.

As a low-income senior citizen who lost her partner and lives solely on Social Security, Ellen is at the center of a multi-generational home where resources are pooled.

Ellen called the Kitsap Public Health District in the summer of 2019 to report her failing septic system. When the health inspector arrived, a blue tarp was the only thing covering a dangerous hole filled with sewage.