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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 Oct. 9
Letters to the editor Oct. 9
Allen, Ah Yat, Bell and Kay: Who did it better?
The first weekend of October, if you extended it backwards to Thursday the 2nd, brought yours truly dangerously close to a football overdose.
Letters to the editor Oct. 7
Letters to the editor Oct. 7
Rodeo showcases Montana way of life
Recently, cowboys and cowgirls from across the Treasure State gathered in Billings for the Montana Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame dinner.
Letters to the editor Oct. 6
Letters to the editor Oct. 6
That trek was for the birds
“The birds are kind of flying right in your face,” Jess Garby of Flathead Audubon said, referring to Jewel Basin Hawk Watch.
Thank you, President Trump
Well, it’s not often we get to say this — in fact, it may be the first and last time — but thank you, President Donald J. Trump.
Shutdown leaves national parks vulnerable
There are no winners in a government shutdown, and that includes our prized national parks.
Letters to the editor Oct. 5
Letters to the editor Oct. 5
Reject using American cities as military training grounds
This week, during an address to U.S. military leaders, President Trump made a statement that should concern all of us:
Big Beautiful Bill betrays America’s best
At the heart of American identity lies a solemn promise: that those who serve the nation in uniform will be honored, protected and supported upon their return.…
City’s growth requires a balanced approach
Many of us wish Kalispell wasn’t the fastest-growing micropolitan area in the country, or that managing this growth didn’t require such difficult choices.
Letters to the editor Oct. 2
Letters to the editor Oct. 2
Full Count: Fairways and greens for the Green and Gold
Some 2,200 miles separate Asheville, N.C., from Whitefish, which is a lot, but at the end of that journey Scott Minton found two familiar sights: Mountains and impressive golf courses.
Legion baseball will carry forward in new era
On Sept. 23, the Kalispell Public Schools Board of Trustees voted unanimously to add baseball as a male sport for both Flathead and Glacier High Schools. This decision ushers in a new era for the landscape of baseb…