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A legacy of success at FVCC
This is a moment to honor the determination, resilience and accomplishments of our graduates.
Letters to the editor Feb. 17
Letters to the editor Feb. 17
Red tape is strangling rural health care
Rural America is running out of doctors. According to a recent report from the Commonwealth Fund, 43 million Americans now live in rural communities facing a shortage of primary care providers.
Letters to the editor Feb. 16
Letters to the editor Feb. 16
We heard the call of the wild
No one understands this better than wildlife biologist Diane Boyd, who came to Montana from Minnesota in 1979 and started with one collared wolf in the North Fork. After decades in the field and watching the gray w…
Property tax crisis is hurting your job, paycheck and community
If you work for a small business in Montana, this matters to you. If you shop at local stores, this matters to you. If you care about your community’s charities and economic future, this matters to you.
Letters to the editor Feb. 15
Letters to the editor Feb. 15
A balanced plan for the future of the Flathead’s three forks
The Three Forks of the Flathead encompass 219 miles of cold, clear, free-flowing waters considered among the most pristine river systems in the world.
Due process and the promise of America
As we celebrate the 250th anniversary of America’s founding, two of the country’s greatest accomplishments include establishing modern democracy and the Constitution which protects the freedoms and liberties of all…
Montana’s elections are secure
Montana’s elections work because of the people working on the ground.
Letters to the editor Feb. 13
Letters to the editor Feb. 13
Full Count: Zip-lining to near glory off African coast
One of the coolest things about “Trainer Games” for Dan Holguin, the Kalispell resident who competed in the reality show competition, was what he was able to do after it wrapped last May.
Can’t cut taxes without cutting spending
Every year, families across Montana sit around kitchen tables making hard choices.
On their own, wolves walk into Washington state
In 2008, Canadian wolves didn’t wait for an invitation from biologists to move them into Washington state. Instead, they trotted across the border because they…
Reintroducing the Transparency Project, and an invitation
Democracy depends on more than elections; it depends on transparency.
Letters to the editor Feb. 12
Letters to the editor Feb. 12