Opinion
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Former governor sounds off on property tax debacle
How did the largest percentage of Republicans elected in Montana history grow government at the fastest rate in st…
A Yaaker's thoughts on increasing development
We never shut the gate once we had found our paradise.
Shocking and shameful
No, it appears our esteemed commissioners have delivered one of the most ignorant, misguided and repugnant statements conceivable.
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
Raising the debt ceiling is not about raising the national debt, which most media has not explained well. It is about paying for bills already incurred by Congress.
Libby man's retort to alternative energy sources
No one who cares and loves our planet would ever put up a wind farm and some styles of solar farms.
Former legislator hopes state will stand up for seniors
Currently, Montana has a $2 billion budget surplus, thanks largely to an infusion of federal money intended to help our state during the public health emergency and provide a safety net for our state’s most vulnera…
The evidence is clear – education choice improves outcomes
Our recent Idaho Poll showed a third of Idahoans are not familiar with education choice, but when they know about it, they overwhelmingly approve.
Gunderson disputes claim that Cabinet-Yaak grizzlies declining
Garrity is presenting data in a profoundly dishonest way to stall a project that will provide good paying jobs, aid in conservation and expand recreational access.
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
A South Korean solar panel maker plans to invest over $2.5 billion in factories in Georgia, which are expected to supply about 30% of U.S. solar power demand by 2027, ABC News reported.
Beware Republican deregulation
It was the biggest economic disaster in the history of Montana.
Libby resident discovers comfort in outdoors
I prefer to stay inside where it is not too hot, not too cold, but just right, watching movies or reading a book.
Citizen claims vote tabulators are not honest
The dept. in charge seems to be honest, but the tabulating machines they employ are not.
The big lie of the big lie
To stop it and to remove suspicion, the 2020 elections need to be fully investigated. If Biden was fairly elected, it will be shown as such.
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
On Christmas day vandals attacked four power substations in Pierce County, Washington, stopping power to 14,000 customers.
Former Libby Police Commissioner sounds off on officer resignations
I am left with an overwhelming feeling that these former officers showed insubordination, lack of moral character, dereliction of duty to the oath of that of a peace officer.
An open letter to the people of Libby
On Nov. 4 of this year, Libby Police Officers Chris Pape, Cody DeWitt and Ian Smith had a closed-door meeting with Mayor Peggy Williams and City Administrator Samuel Sikes.