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.
Letters to the editor June 9
Letters to the editor June 9
Letters to the editor June 8
Letters to the editor June 8
Rural businesses rely on Trump’s tax reforms
During President Trump’s first administration, Congress passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which helped supercharge the economy and strengthen businesses of all sizes, including the smaller ones serving rural commun…
The child is not a mere creature of the state
Parental rights are not something the government gives, and any free society should never permit it to be so.
Did your Republican legislators represent you?
The Republican Party stands for limited government, personal liberty, and most critically, lower taxes. That’s not just rhetoric; it’s a basic principle stated in the Republican Party platform.
Let 'play ball' ring through north valley
The recent kerfuffle surrounding Whitefish’s Memorial Field and the American Legion Glacier Twins baseball team brought to mind the many joys I experienced on that field during my teenage years.
Letters to the editor June 5
Letters to the editor June 5
The America I love
The country that I love is behaving like a spoiled child. There is a new way of doing in American government that replaces trust with fear, understanding with punishment, and reason with revenge.
Bills offer real relief on property taxes
Did you know that California residents now own $9.5 billion of residential property in Montana? They enjoy the ability to vacation here without paying a dime in Montana income tax.
Letters to the editor June 3
Letters to the editor June 3
Letters to the editor June 2
Letters to the editor June 2
AI regulatory moratorium provides time to get it right
For states like Washington, Wyoming, Idaho and Montana, the 10-year regulatory moratorium on artificial intelligence recently passed by the House Energy and Commerce Committee represents a once-in-a-generation oppo…
Letters to the editor June 1
Letters to the editor June 1
Tax hikes on foundations rob charity to fund big government spending
While members of Congress are in Washington grappling with tax reform, the people of Montana are looking at a mixed bag.
Congress should keep federal EV tax credits
I am so old that electric cars were quite common in my town when I was a boy. We thought they were scary because they didn’t make any noise.