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A legacy of success at FVCC
This is a moment to honor the determination, resilience and accomplishments of our graduates.
Hunting in a warming Montana
Did you get your elk? This rifle season was mild, and elk and deer were widely dispersed and hard to find. Is changing climate influencing wildlife and hunting?
Learning to avoid scams is a good investment
“We can work together to be smarter than the scammers,” emcee and Rep. Courtenay Sprunger, R-Kalispell, told a capacity crowd at Immanuel Living ready to learn about scams — and how to avoid them.
Agency nominee wants to liquidate public lands
Do western senators really care about keeping public lands in public hands?
Higher premiums are a bad deal for small business
While our government might be reopening and returning to business as usual, it is not “business as usual” for small businesses across Montana. We are the ones left holding the bag as health care costs skyrocket for…
E-bike regulations needed for safety
Columbia Falls is grabbing e-bike regulations by the handlebars as the popularity of battery-powered transportation shifts into high gear.
Letters to the editor Dec. 7
Letters to the editor Dec. 7
Shortage of rural vets endangering the nation’s food supply
America is facing a food system shortage. Livestock veterinarians are the new endangered species. Farmers are losing access to the experts they need to keep ou…
Letters to the editor Dec. 4
Letters to the editor Dec. 4
Money for nothing
Just before the official days of excessive purchasing named Black Friday and Cyber Monday which follow immediately on the heels of the National Day of Gluttony, Turkey Thursday, I received a new credit card.
A town of neighbors or tenants?
Walk through any coffee shop or grocery store in the Flathead Valley, and the conversation is the same: housing. We all know it’s too expensive. We all know our workforce is struggling to stay here.
Full Count: Officially official for Bravettes’ coach Downing
When Amber Downing was named head coach of Flathead’s girls wrestling program on June 1, it was a first for the high school.
Is Montana’s budget on fire?
Americans for Prosperity, a libertarian special interest group, would have you think so. And it is sending out postcards and online ads claiming that Republicans who worked with Gov. Greg Gianforte to produce a bal…
Letters to the editor Dec. 2
Letters to the editor Dec. 2
Letters to the editor Dec. 1
Letters to the editor Dec. 1
Why the AP is standing up for your right to speak freely
The Associated Press was back in a courtroom Monday defending itself and our principles against the White House, continuing to fight for the right of the press and public to speak freely without being targeted by t…