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Talk is cheap. It’s time for Zinke to act on Glacier access
After years of tinkering with its vehicle reservation system, Glacier National Park has added yet another layer of…
Long awaited property tax reforms up for scrutiny
About a year after Montanans were blindsided with an exorbitant hike in property taxes, the governor's task force has delivered its plan to rein in and reform the system with long-term solutions.
Repke the right choice for state auditor
We are writing as former office holders and candidates. Though we are less politically active than we used to be, we step up when motivated.
Passing the torch to younger generations
Baby boomers, born between 1946 and 1964, have profoundly shaped today's world. As the generation that drove social, economic and political progress, they have built a legacy worth preserving. Yet, to ensure a thri…
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Tester's attacks on veteran-run business are shameful
Bridger Aerospace started with four veterans in a barn in Montana. Our next mission became using battlefield technology to serve Americans at home.
Coal continues its precipitous decline
The coal mining industry reacted with outrage when the Bureau of Land Management recently announced plans to stop issuing new coal leases on the eastern plains…
Montana Chamber of Commerce endorsements can't be trusted
The Montana Chamber cannot be trusted when it comes to Montana Supreme Court candidate endorsements.
Fair showcases the valley's best
As the Northwest Montana Fair and Rodeo wraps up today, we can’t help but think about how the theme for this year’s event – Exploring Montana’s Best – was fitt…
Letters to the editor Aug. 18
Letters to the editor Aug. 18
'No man is poor' says Scrooge McDuck
The mayor’s father told me of a butte on his farm with quite a view where he liked to take his lunch when he was working his fields. “I’ll sit on the ground an…
Montana should lead the charge for PTSD treatments
Post-traumatic stress disorder is a scary reality facing 13 million Americans, acutely affecting veterans who risked their lives to serve our country and resilient survivors of sexual assault and domestic abuse.
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