By Steve Jones, Corvallis I want to second Ann Hardings letter “Burning issue” from last week. It’s approaching that time of year where, from my east side Corvallis deck, the […]
Archives for March 4, 2020
Doling out revenge as if it were candy
By Marty Essen, Victor Republicans frequently state that they don’t care about Donald Trump’s behavior; they only care about his results. That sounds innocent enough—until you realize that people made […]
Clarification, please!
By Roger Mitchell, Stevensville On February 19, 2020, Frank Novotny, Victor, posted a Letter to the Editor concerning the Democratic Party ‘platform’ which Henry Fowler, Stevensville, had earlier (Feb. 5, […]
Re: Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame debacle
By Bob Sivertsen, 2013 MCHF Inductee, Havre […]
Corvallis takes Western A championship
The Corvallis Blue Devils will be heading to Billings in two weeks for the Class A State basketball tournament. It is only the second time they have been to the […]
Broncs, Tigers fall short at divisionals
The Hamilton Broncs began their divisional play with a game against Whitefish, the No. 3 seed from the Northwest. The Broncs started their scoring with a couple of free throws […]
Tough tournament for Lady Falcons
The Lady Falcons of Florence went into the Western B tournament as the No. 3 seed from 6B. Their first game was against Eureka, the No. 2 seed from District […]
Barney Taylor, Jr.
Stevensville – Barney Taylor was born in Cordele, GA in 1931. At the age of 10 months he moved to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, a city that would become a cornerstone […]
Patrick Steven Galipeau
Stevensville – Patrick Steven Galipeau, 61, passed away Friday, February 14, 2020 at the Living Centre in Stevensville. He was born October 1, 1958 in Vancouver, WA. He moved to […]
Father Stephen Joseph Tallman
April 10, 1930 – February 24, 2020 In Father’s own words: “For a Christian to live in this world in fidelity to Jesus Christ preparing to meet Him in the […]