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Bill Coffee is not only the CEO of Montana's own Stockman Bank, he's also a board member for the Helena Branch of the Minneapolis Fed. Through both roles, he gets to see what's happening in our economy from the ground up, and get the bigger picture perspective of what the Fed presidents are thinking.

Yesterday, Stockman Bank announced through their Montana Flood Relief Fund, a donation totaling $75,000 with more to come.

A bank in midtown Billings was robbed on Thursday morning (7/29), according to the Billings Police, and the suspect in the incident is currently "unknown."

Bill Coffee, the CEO of the Montana-based Stockman Bank, has been reappointed to a prestigious post with the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. Coffee will now serve a second 3-year term on the Minneapolis Fed's board of directors.

Many Montana businesses are still struggling from the financial impacts of the COVID-19 shutdowns from last Spring, and many are still suffering under restrictions that remain in place. Now that another COVID-19 relief package was signed into law by President Trump, another round of Paycheck Protection Program funds are now available.

Anytime is a good time to support St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, but right now you've got an added incentive. Buy a $100 St. Jude's Dream House Ticket and you could win a completely renovated Billings house worth $275,000 and a $10,000 Visa gift card.

Stockman Bank takes the lead on offering assistance to it's customers who are financially impacted by the coronovirus.

He was charged with stealing or trying to steal more than $243,000 and was ordered to pay nearly $196,000 in restitution, officials said.

What most concerns the head of the Minneapolis Fed with our economy right now? What is he most optimistic about heading in to 2020? Plus, what is he hearing about Montana's economy in particular? Those were just some of the questions we threw at Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari.

Stockman Bank CEO Bill Coffee recently joined us on our "Montana Talks" statewide radio talk show with Aaron Flint. We talked jobs, the economy, and what he has been seeing and hearing all across the state. We also covered the remarkable 65 year history of Stockman Bank in Montana.