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Water is the lifeblood of Montana ranching
Water is not just a resource in Montana — it is the lifeblood of ranching. It sustains our livestock, our land and…
Letters to the editor Oct. 31
Letters to the editor Oct. 31
Peddle. Paddle. Repeat.
Each day was as perfect as the last and they called to me like sirens.
Montana housing status quo unacceptable
As Republican and Democratic legislators representing a mix of Montana’s cities and rural areas, we have our fair share of political differences.
Sound land use planning laws will build sustainable communities
Montana’s explosive popularity is stretching capacity and resources to the breaking point. Many communities are bursting at the seams, pushing development onto farmlands, dangerously siting homes within the wildlan…
Chaplain’s perspective on ‘Born Alive’ question
I would like to provide the perspective of a hospital chaplain on the Born Alive Infant Protection Act, or LR-131, on the ballot this November.
Time for change on the Montana Supreme Court
I am supporting James Brown to serve on the Montana Supreme Court.
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Letters to the editor Oct. 30
Bipartisan group digs into election integrity
Montana voters should be confident in the state’s voting process heading into the midterm elections Nov. 8.
Pulling back the curtain on attack ads
As I was getting ready for work this morning, and enjoying the usual cup of coffee, a television ad started screaming at me telling me how awful my excellent colleague James Brown is as a Public Service Commissione…
Democracy hangs in the balance
A non-violent transfer of power is essential for a functioning democracy. The insurrection at our nation’s capital was a violent attempt to overturn a free and fair election.
Montana needs judicial oversight, not judicial overreach
Montana is currently experiencing a crisis in judicial overreach accountability.
Which party protects children?
I am writing in response to a big red and white banner in a prominent downtown Libby window.
Objectivity needed on the PSC
I’m running for Public Service Commissioner, District 5 and have shared my opinion about dysfunction at the PSC on more than one occasion.
Letters to the editor Oct. 28
Letters to the editor Oct. 28
Huge parking garage out of character for historic Main Street
If you are wondering what in the world is going on with an eight-story parking structure in the middle of historic downtown Kalispell, you are not alone.