Guest Post

By Representative Sharon Greef, HD88, Florence This past week I had the great pleasure of being with young people from Stevensville High School as they presented a community hearing of […]

By Dennis Hicks, Hamilton Such was the headline of a half-page color display ad in the latest edition of the Bitterroot Star. The ad was in support of the “climate crises,” […]

By Jim Shockley, Victor Tim Fox is running in the Republican primary for Governor. I ran against Fox for Attorney General in 2012 and lost, but I support him for […]

By Edward Sperry, Col USAF (ret), Stevensville Please forgive my abuse of Past President Clinton’s famous quote, but it seems time to remind folks that we live in a republic, not […]

By Bob Sivertsen, MCHF Member, 2013 MCHF Inductee, Havre      My fellow Montanans, I feel compelled to bring to your attention an issue that should concern you. The Montana Cowboy Hall […]

Ed Sperry, Montana Past Commander, Stevensville The American Legion Post wants to thank the Stevi HS for an exciting evening with students studying the U.S. Constitution. Yes, it was exciting to […]

By Bob Williams, Stevensville   Lots of people think our President is lacking mental ability. Interestingly, there’s an alliance of business and social change groups that find him easy to […]

By Lance Pysher, Hamilton You would think supporting full funding for the Land & Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) would be a no brainer for any Montanan who loves the outdoors […]

By Ed Greef, former State Representative, Florence To understand what is meant by the word we need to understand its meaning. Google says it this way: “In general, people who are […]

By Neil and Frances Maki, Andy Maki, Alan and Lesley Maki, Kevin Maki The Maki Family would like to give a huge thank you to the Corvallis Rural Fire District, Hamilton City Volunteer […]

By Mike Mercer, Stevensville If the 25,000 fans that fill Washington Stadium for a Griz game each represented a molecule of our atmosphere, then 19,500 would be Nitrogen, 5,250 would […]

By Deidre Slagle, Stevensville When I saw the headline and accompanying photo (Missoulian, December 9, 2019) about swastika tiles on Corbin Hall, a University of Montana building, I immediately thought, […]

By Richard Schwinger, Hamilton Due to increased expenses, general memberships have increased in price yearly at local athletic clubs. Some insurance plans, such as Humana and Blue Cross, cover this expense […]

By Bob Brown, Whitefish We had no television at our ranch because my father thought its absence would encourage his kids to read. I’m extremely grateful to him. I remain […]

By Lynn Mullowney Cabrera, Executive Director, Alzheimer’s Association, MT Chapter   We are truly grateful for this annual opportunity to share our thanks with this amazing community that supports our […]

By Elsie Arntzen, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Senator Cary Smith, SD 27 Montana Dyslexia Screening and Intervention Act will provide additional opportunities for all students to succeed. Senate Bill […]

By Suzanna McDougal, Hamilton Fossil fuels were first used to make plastics over a century ago. Their lifetime of usefulness varies. Once disposed of they break down into smaller fragments that […]

By Clayten Cochran, BSA Life Scout, Troop 1991, Stevensville If you could save 3 lives in 10 minutes, would you? Every day 35,000 pints of blood are needed for transfusions to save […]

By Mary Mulcaire-Jones, Chapter Leader, Missoula Citizens’ Climate Lobby As 2019 comes to a close, we look over gains and losses from the past year. In review, there are definite losses […]