Opinion
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A legacy of success at FVCC
This is a moment to honor the determination, resilience and accomplishments of our graduates.
Trump triumph portends economic uncertainty
As I watched Donald Trump arrive at an astounding victory election night, I was struck by his strong turnout in both rural and urban parts of the country. But I couldn’t stop thinking: Do voters understand what Tru…
Support available for your child's education
If you are a parent of a student with special needs attending public school, did you know that you may qualify for around $5,500 to $8,000 in funding to support customizing your child’s education?
Philosophies of government predict policy
Shame on us. In our political discourse, we throw the “isms” around willy-nilly, without really discussing — or understanding — what they actually mean. Liberalism, socialism, Marxism, fascism, conservatism, libert…
Is hunting always great?
When I return from a hunting trip, people frequently ask me, “How was hunting?” My response is almost always the same, “Hunting was great!”
The election is over. Let's go for a ride.
I bought my first Deuce and a Quarter in 1990 from Gail Lewis who was the cleanup man at the LP mill in Trout Creek.
Solving housing crisis doesn't have to ruin our quality of life
Seldom have I read an opinion piece that represents my own thoughts so well as that of Travis Taylor as published in the Inter Lake on Nov. 4
Letters to the editor Nov. 14
Letters to the editor Nov. 14
Judge Allison served the county well
This letter is not about politics, or the election. (Lord, will I be glad when that is over...) Instead, this letter is a heartfelt thank you to a man who has served the people of our region honorably and faithfull…
Letters to the editor Nov. 12
Letters to the editor Nov. 12
Letters to the editor Nov. 11
Letters to the editor Nov. 11
Finding value or lack thereof in treasured items
Flathead treasure hunters and keepers flocked to the Northwest Montana History Museum for the sixth Montana Antiques Appraisal Fair on Oct. 26. Organized by the Foundation for Montana History, the fair brings in ex…
Letters to the editor Nov. 10
Letters to the editor Nov. 10
Instead of cellphone ban, help kids build healthy habits
Gov. Greg Gianforte is making a push to establish cellphone-free schools across the state as evidence about the potentially unhealthy effects of excessive use among adolescents continues to pile up.
The value of school trust lands
Montana now has more new residents defined as five years or so than old. That means perhaps that someone should tell the story of what is now spoken of as public lands as different from Glacier National Park, Yello…
A bear for the ages
She was 28 years old and dealt with aplomb the hordes of picture-taking tourists and repeated motherhood. When she was killed by a car a few weeks ago, the loss of Grizzly 399 left people all over the world shocked…