Opinion
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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…
The true story of meth
Montana is 1,200 miles from our southern border, yet the effects of the border crisis ripple across our state.
Doctors and nurses are no longer in charge
I read Dr. Andy Palchak’s recent opinion (April 25) in the Inter Lake. Oddly enough, I seem to have come to the opposite conclusion about our current local medical system.
Making sure workers have a seat at the table
We are emerging from a year unlike any other. Our towns and communities deserve hope, opportunity and a future worth looking forward to. Our workplaces must be placed at the center of that hope.
Power over elections belong in Montana
Congress is considering a bill that would strip Montana of one of its most basic powers – the power to govern their own affairs.
Regier working to protect us from government overreach
The April 23 article by reporter Chad Sokol should accompany an opinion piece, not a news article.
Letters to the editor May 1
Letters to the editor May 1
Crazy for crappies!
Over the last few years, I have really become obsessed with black crappies.
Letters to the editor April 29
Letters to the editor April 29
Bill will trigger prolonged mask wearing and visitation limitations
First, do no harm. Those simple words guide the steady hand of physicians, nurses, caregivers and others that care for those in need of healthcare services. These words are sacred to all who provide healing and car…
Business owner responds to City Council comments
Recently, an article was posted in the Whitefish Pilot that mentioned my company and I would like to send this letter to the community of Whitefish since I was not contacted for comment.
Letters to the editor April 25
Letters to the editor April 25
Bill unfairly props up energy company
In the end, not even the most fierce proponents of Montana coal could get behind the lopsided and controversial Senate Bill 379.
Montanans trust public health
Montana’s response to the COVID pandemic has put our state’s public health system in the spotlight, as well as into the crosshairs.
Voter rights bill will restore confidence in our elections
Like many Montanans, I watched in total dismay as an armed insurrection stormed our nation’s Capitol on Jan. 6.
Hospital serves as regional lifeline
One hundred and ten years ago, intrepid and big-hearted Sisters of Mercy answered the call of the Bishop of the Diocese of Helena and journeyed nearly 1,500 miles from their comfortable Iowa motherhouse to remote N…