Letters to the Editor
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Battling substance abuse requires collaborative effort
Two and a half years ago, Attorney General Tim Fox and I stood on the steps of the state capitol with other lawmak…
A Breath of Fresh Air: E-Cigs Now Covered by Law
This means that vaping is no longer allowed in indoor public places—just like traditional smoking.
But for the actions of a few
Closing the bathroom makes the park less usable, less safe and less welcoming.
In support of clean, renewable energy that creates jobs, reduces pollution
Choosing locally grown food, reducing waste and being mindful of how we...
Montana's mental health crisis can't be ignored
Inadequate funding and sky-high employee turnover have left the hospital in disarray.
Permanent tax cut
Another noticeable finding was that the wealthy owners of private corporations pocketed over half their company’s tax cuts.
A letter from the publisher
Let's be clear: This isn't acceptable. This isn't normal. This isn't who we are.
What value is Lincoln County Port Authority?
Why is the county afraid to have their bosses know their business dealings for us?
A criticism of spending for military parade
Spending an estimated $45 to $60 million on this extravaganza, remnant of the worst authoritarian dictators in history, (Hitler, Mussolini, Kim Jong Un, et. al.) is absolute insanity.
No kings but mentally ill tyrants OK
Let's not forget the fabricated lawfare suits against political opponents, the failure to enforce Constitutional law...
Coal rolled at the 'No Kings' protest
This time a sheriff's deputy pulled the guy over, so I went down to listen in.
A letter to the president
Will you save this country from tyranny once and for all?
Thank you to Ryan Zinke
We are proud that our entire Montana Congressional delegation opposed this measure...
Make your voice heard now: protect clean-energy tax credits
Our main economic competitor, China, is catching up.
Is This Who We Are?
Children die so the rich can play.
Act now to save Amtrak service in Northwest Montana
But whether the train will still be around for its centennial in 2029 is iffy, at best.