Letters to the Editor
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Our future depends on a well-educated workforce
I am passionately optimistic about Kalispell’s future. Yes, we face significant challenges — but what gives me hop…
Montana property tax relief can’t wait
Montanans have been sounding the alarm on soaring property taxes — and Senate Democrats are answering that call.
Ag Center is a vital community resource
The upcoming Kalispell Public Schools levy vote is a critical moment for Flathead Valley, with far-reaching implications for our community.
Letters to the editor April 15
Letters to the editor April 15
Letters to the editor April 14
Letters to the editor April 14
Letters to the editor April 13
Letters to the editor April 13
Setting the record straight on Twins baseball and Memorial Field
The Glacier Twins Board members are community members, former players and parents of past, present and future players. Some are parents of players who are or were part of the Twins, Whitefish, Columbia Falls, Blade…
Humanities funding enriches Flathead County
Last week, Humanities Montana became the latest casualty of DOGE when we received an email informing us that our federal grant from the National Endowment for …
Federal Medicaid cuts threaten child health
Congress is moving forward with a budget package likely to include severe cuts to Medicaid and CHIP (the Children’s Health Insurance Program, which funds Healthy Montana Kids).
Elk Foundation efforts misrepresented
A recent editorial, appropriately printed on April Fool’s Day, inaccurately referred to the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation as an organization that works against…
Right to know bills in the Montana Legislature
Montanans’ constitutional right to know is a cornerstone of government transparency, commanding that we can all access public documents, “except in cases in which the demand of individual privacy clearly exceeds th…
Letters to the editor April 10
Letters to the editor April 10
Letters to the editor April 8
Letters to the editor April 8
Legislation would undo effort to protect property
When administrative efficiency is prioritized over private property owners’ commitment to conserving land, resources and quality of life, Montana is placed in a tenuous position to forever lose the beauty, open lan…
Letters to the editor April 7
Letters to the editor April 7
Memorial Field being treated like a private playground
This question needs to be asked because the people of Whitefish deserve an answer. What municipality, city, park board and city attorney in their right mind wo…