The economic growth appears to be occurring alongside the maintenance of the area's racial homogeneity. This suggests that the economic improvements have not significantly altered the demographic makeup of the community, possibly indicating that growth is primarily occurring within the existing white majority population.

Wheatland appears to be maintaining its demographic status quo. This is not uncommon for rural areas, especially in states like Montana, which historically have had less diverse populations.

The income growth in Wheatland outpaces the national average. For comparison, the U.S. median household income grew from $52,250 in 2013 to $70,784 in 2021, an increase of about 35% over eight years. Wheatland's growth of 27.6% over nine years is robust, though slightly behind the national rate.

The population growth of 23.5% over nine years is significant and well above the U.S. average, which typically hovers around 0.7-1% annually. This could indicate that Wheatland is an attractive area for new residents, possibly due to its economic opportunities or quality of life factors.

In conclusion, while Wheatland remains a "Low Diversity" community, it has experienced notable economic and population growth over the past decade. The stability in its racial composition alongside economic improvements suggests a community that is growing but not significantly diversifying, which may present both opportunities and challenges for future development and social cohesion.