by William (Bill) Campbell, Conner My apologies for the delayed response. My time is taken in consideration of the Sheep Creek Proposition. First things First. My response to your comment […]
Lets make Creamery Parade ol’ fashion
by Cheryl Burgmeier, Stevensville The Stevensville Civic Club would like to make the parade on August 8th more eventful for everyone and we are requesting more Tractors, Horses, Wagons, and […]
SB99 and Montana’s judiciary
by Senator John Fuller, Kalispell A district court judge ordered the State of Montana (taxpayers) to pay $1.3 million in attorney’s fees and costs after challenging my Senate Bill 99, […]
Day light savings time
by Charles Sleath, Hamilton Chief Dan George said, only the white man would think a person could cut twelve inches from the bottom of a blanket and sew it to […]
A decision of substance for Montana utility rate payers
by Marilyn Wolff, Stevensville Every Northwest Energy (NWE) payer should pay attention to the upcoming merger attempt between NWE and Black Hills Corporation (BHC) South Dakota to become one of […]
Pants on fire
By Tom Tunny, Hamilton Many of us are familiar with the old saying, “Liar, Liar…Pants on Fire”! On the evening of July 16, we had a great example of that […]
Consider Bodnar
by Stacy Rye, Missoula I voted for Alani Bankhead in the Democratic primary because I didn’t think the alternative was the better choice. That said, she wasn’t my first choice—Seth […]
GOP party bylaws
by Amanda Brown Precinct 45, Teresa Darnielle-Morse Precinct 10, Amanda Scheidler Precinct 2, Randy Glover Precinct 55, Mike Vinton Precinct 13/ Rep. HD 40, Nelly Nicol Precinct 47 / Rep.HD 53 Billings, MT The recent lawsuit filed in the name […]
The state of Americanism in schools
by Bob Spitzer, Commander, American Legion Post 94, Stevensville A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of attending the presentation of the American Legion Merit Awards to several outstanding eighth-grade […]
Character matters
by David Leslie, Corvallis Maine Democrats had a Graham Platner problem; and Graham Platner has a character problem. Somewhat sorted now; but it calls to mind the old adage: “If […]
Division
by Charles Treece, Victor Lies Fear Division affects everyone every where, Our politics, Our Country State County And more devistaily our Families, Call out Liers Conspiracy Propaganda Disinformation, Don’t fall […]
Goose ’em
by Anne Millbrooke, Bozeman The journalist Molly Ivins once observed that politicians are goosey. This is an election year when politicians are particularly goosey. So… Goose ’em! Goose ’em with […]
FOUL
by Tom Tunny, Hamilton The FIFA World Cup has an honored tradition of upholding the calls by their referees. No interference by outside agents can affect these decisions as good […]
No rec center in our park!
by Anita John, Hamilton To those proposing the construction of a large gymnasium in Big Corral Park: I respectfully but strongly oppose this proposal. Big Corral Park represents one of […]
LAMINATION
by William (Bill) Campbell, Conner In early days the practice of adding layers for strength or measured flexibility was a common practice. Typically, knives and swords. Fast forward to the […]
Fiber optic facts
by John Schneeberger, Hamilton I get many sales pitches tinged with the conspiratorial “what they don’t want you to know”. The “they” being variously big pharma, the insurance industry, the […]
AMERICA
by William (Bill) Campbell. Conner Has a disease. Something like cancer, it is detectable by the results. The cause has been successful due to the fact that it presents itself […]
RML safety controls
by Roger Mitchell, Stevensville Rocky Mountain Labs in Hamilton has been called out for alleged lapses in safety controls and Vincent Munster’s arrest for trying to smuggle infectious viruses into […]
Do they really think we are that gullible?
by Doug Hatchimonji, Hamilton The history of the West is filled with stories of men preying on the hopes and dreams of people, the snake-oil salesman, the land speculator, the […]
Seven reasons NOT to elect LOVE, DAILEY, ALLEN!
by Helen Sabin, Corvallis Legislators can legally support mining projects like the proposed Sheep Creek Mine through indirect legislation that helps mining companies without ever naming a specific corporation. That […]