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6 feet and beyond: That would be Wilde
What happens when you clear 5 feet, 6 inches in the high jump as a high school senior?
Letters to the editor Sept. 3
Letters to the editor Sept. 3
Kalispell must plan for public safety needs
A recent independent report offered high praise for the Kalispell Fire Department, along with a stark warning about immediate and future public safety needs as the city continues to grow.
How the Legislature is improving Montana’s education system
As Montana students head back into the classroom for another year of school, our education system is facing multiple challenges.
Teachers deserve respect, courtesy and financial support
It’s that time of year again when our public school children are getting ready to head back to school and our public school teachers are busy preparing their classrooms to welcome students.
Climate action has brought record investments and jobs
One year after a major climate bill was passed, many states are flourishing thanks to an influx of clean energy investment and jobs.
Letters to the editor Sept. 1
Letters to the editor Sept. 1
Forestry can reduce carbon emissions
Recent litigation over the Black Ram project on the Kootenai National Forest shouldn’t discourage the Forest Service from implementing projects that reduce the risks of severe wildfires and help protect our communi…
Is populism dead?
Pop·u·list – noun - a person, especially a politician, who strives to appeal to ordinary people who feel that their concerns are disregarded by established elite groups.
Abell fails to understand complexity of homelessness
Commissioner Abell’s Aug. 20 opinion piece (Homeless are taking advantage of Flathead Valley’s generosity) shows he has learned little since January.
Jimmy Carter: Last days of a good life
In late August it was reported that Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter had entered their “final days.”
Letters to the editor Aug. 31
Letters to the editor Aug. 31
Picking a QB — it’s so 2003
That the Montana Grizzlies haven’t decided on a quarterback might seem news to some, as the squad prepares to open their season against Butler at noon Saturday.
Letters to the editor Aug. 29
Letters to the editor Aug. 29
Lethal experiment at Gunsight Lake
Glacier National Park just approved an ambitious and untested experiment at Gunsight Lake in the St. Mary watershed.
Letters to the editor Aug. 28
Letters to the editor Aug. 28