Letters to the Editor
Voices from the community—reader-submitted letters sharing opinions, concerns, and perspectives on local and statewide issues.
A legacy of success at FVCC
This is a moment to honor the determination, resilience and accomplishments of our graduates.
Policing in urban Maryland isn’t the same as rural Montana
I’ve read with interest stories and comments regarding the Republican primary election for Flathead County sheriff. For that reason, I did some research on my own.
Letters to the editor April 23
Letters to the editor April 23
Greed and power
The reason we are continually advised to remember history is not because “history repeats itself,” but because historic events are controlled by human emotions that have not changed since the time of creation.
Letters to the editor April 21
Letters to the editor April 21
Assault on local planning hurts local residents
Senate Bill 243 is a clumsy and ineffective pretense to make housing more affordable, with potentially disastrous consequences for the future of Whitefish as we’ve come to know it.
Letters to the editor April 20
Letters to the editor April 20
Working Family Tax Cuts delivers for Montana businesses
This tax season, small businesses across Montana are seeing the impact of Working Family Tax Cuts where they matter most — on their bottom line.
Interior Secretary ramps up assault on public land
For the second consecutive year, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum has proposed a budget that attempts to undermine the agencies that care for America’s public la…
Letters to the editor April 19
Letters to the editor April 19
Out-of-touch GOP bureaucracy is dragging Montana down
As a newly elected legislator, this is literally my first rodeo. I came in with low expectations for the political world, and as a teacher, I’m no stranger to managing immature behavior. But what I’ve witnessed whe…
Letters to the editor April 14
Letters to the editor April 14
Letters to the editor April 13
Letters to the editor April 13
The race for affordable power
Everyone in the country is affected by energy rates. Whether you are a homeowner, renting a duplex or staying in a studio apartment, you will feel the consequences of expensive power.
Unlogged forests are the healthiest forests
The primary reason we took the U.S. Forest Service to court — and won — over the Round Star Logging Project is because lynx critical habitat is the worst place for clearcuts, and the surest way to drive lynx to ext…
Letters to the editor April 12
Letters to the editor April 12