DIL Editorial
Thoughtful perspectives from the Daily Inter Lake editorial board—local viewpoints on issues shaping Northwest Montana.
Reckless cruisers jeopardize Main Street pastime
Kalispell’s downtown cruisers are dealing with a few rotten apples that threaten to spoil the bunch.
Shopko: A big deal for Whitefish
Ending the silence about incest
Farming academy a worthy cause
Like it or not, "we are all Murrieta"
Is the word crisis too strong?
Outrage over Hobby Lobby ruling misplaced
Watch out for these rising stars
Pyrotechnics and independence
Ballot initiatives: The dirty dozen?
It appears that none of 12 possible ballot initiatives reached the signature threshold to appear on the November ballot in Montana.
Good economic news, with an asterisk
Immigration crisis just getting worse
AOA move looks like right decision
We’re very glad to see the Flathead County commissioners moving forward with a plan to build a new facility for the Agency on Aging.
Fire response was impressive success
When we first heard the scanner call for the fire at the Plum Creek fiberboard plant in Columbia Falls on June 10, we were frankly horrified.
Tenure ruling sends right message
A court ruling against teacher tenure laws was overdue, mostly because it is so obvious that tenure rules can have adverse effects on students by shielding the worst of teachers from dismissal.
Bergdahl: Truth & consequences
What’s done is done. Our editorial board is split on whether trading five high-level Taliban prisoners for one American soldier held by terrorists was justified or not, but there’s no going back — and there’s also …
Rethinking scholarship schedule
Area high school students were awarded literally millions of dollars in scholarship funds in the past month by local philanthropists, civic groups and trust funds.