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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…
Ticked-off Libby Logger displeased with Sen. Daines
As always, I look forward to your generic and meaningless response written by some paid staffer.
Senate Dems Are Putting Montanans First — Federal Delegation Should Do the Same
How can we invest in Montana’s future if the very programs that create opportunity are on the chopping block?
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
Trump posted on X that the “America First” reconciliation bill will make America great again. The bill proposes an $800 billion cut to Medicaid. In the past Trump said he opposed Medicaid cuts.
A few words about the bull at J. Neils Memorial Park
As you said: mining has not been good for our economy and his timber based economy has been destroyed.
Lincoln County's CASA grateful for Flathead Electric's Roundup for Safety
Thanks to the Roundup for Safety grant awarded to CASA of Lincoln County, we have been able to fund fingerprint-based background checks for our volunteers ensuring all those who work with the children we serve are …
Ode to Ye Ole' Clearcut
Popsicle sticks, matches, toothpicks, pencils - credit clearcuts.
The courage to face political threats
Scotten could not make a deal with the devil by following orders he knew were wrong.
Putting Montana families first with paid family leave
It’s good for families, good for businesses and good for Montana.
Libby Chamber supports Montanore Mine project
Our business members have an interest in the project’s jobs creation since the early adit dewatering rehabilitation process will generate 6 to 10 jobs and then generate 30 to 35 direct jobs.
New Billings veterinary college set to launch in 2026
Since that appointment, the College has charted an ambitious course to fulfill accreditation requirements and complete construction of a 60,000-square foot facility in time to welcome its first class of 40 students…
Protecting the Cabinet Mountains: Say No to Mining in Our Wilderness
The Cabinets are beloved by all who've recreated in it, and particularly the fortunate residents of Libby and Troy, upon whom extractive industries have historically bestowed considerably less fortune over the same…
Cruelty of federal firings hits home
Even more alarming, many of these positions augment firefighting crews.
Another step toward tyranny?
The blocked funding includes hundreds of millions for broadband improvements across Montana and millions in U.S. Department of Agriculture payments for our agriculture producers.
Bits n’ pieces from east, west and beyond
Trump’s government funding freeze is impacting farmers.
What does Moses have to do with chemistry, anyway?
If you want to teach kids about the power of religion, maybe start with something more simple...