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A legacy of success at FVCC
This is a moment to honor the determination, resilience and accomplishments of our graduates.
Setting the record straight on energy and housing
Election season brings a lot of noise. Unfortunately, it also brings misleading mailers designed to confuse voters instead of inform them
Dance the winter blues away
It took a lot of cajoling of my lazy self to travel up U.S. 93 on a gray weekend morning in mid-December, but I finally made it to Afrofusion. I may never miss it again.
Letters to the editor Feb. 1
Letters to the editor Feb. 1
Safety steps welcome, but not the final answer
Kalispell Public Schools has hired a private security firm to patrol its high school and middle school campuses in an effort to address gaps exposed in a 2022 safety audit.
Immigration enforcement: Letters to the editor
Immigration enforcement: Letters to the editor
Noem set the example for ICE
I was going to write a tongue-in-cheek article about how Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem’s mind works and how that influences the field operations of the ICE agents which her agency oversees.
Letters to the editor Jan. 29
Letters to the editor Jan. 29
Full Count: O'Connell the Pioneer finds way home
Mike O’Connell’s first steps toward becoming coach of the Kalispell Lakers American Legion baseball team began in a roundabout way: He was asked for candidates.
Side effects of cutting out architectural reviews
At last week’s Whitefish City Council meeting, we passed an ordinance to remove our Architectural Review Committee (ARC).
Letters to the editor Jan. 27
Letters to the editor Jan. 27
Letters to the editor Jan. 26
Letters to the editor Jan. 26
Giving Together: Caring for seniors
A senior citizen found himself staring out the window of his Flathead Valley mobile home, unable to step outside after a medical event left him in a wheelchair. What he needed most wasn’t medicine — it was a ramp
Neighborhood defenders must also look to the future
Neighborhood defender — that is what I used to think of myself.
Lawsuit puts Montana's homestead tax relief at risk
A faction of Republican lawmakers has put Gov. Greg Gianforte’s bipartisan property tax relief package in the crosshairs of a lawsuit that threatens to undo th…
Legislature needs to reform the Public Service Commission
For more than two decades, the Montana Legislature has attempted to flip the switch on the inherent structural problems with the Public Service Commission, the…