For the past two and a half years I have been trying to stay informed as to all the published facts in reference to the Three Mile sub district issue. […]
Good news
The good news is that the Closed Primary lawsuit, initiated by the Ravalli County Republican Central Committee, appears to be dead, as was sadly announced at a recent meeting of […]
The other woman running for PSC
Whether Republican, Independent or Democrat, your vote for PSC Commissioner for District 4 may have a multiplied effect, if there’s a good sized vote for Cooper for PSC Commissioner of […]
Domestic and wild sheep both important to state
By Brian Solan, President, MT Wild Sheep Foundation & Dave McEwen, President, MT Wool Growers Association We, the Montana Wool Growers Association (MWGA) and the Montana Wild Sheep Foundation […]
Meeting scheduled for Eastside Hwy planning
By Carlotta Grandstaff, Bitterrooters for Planning The Eastside Highway is due for significant repairs in the north valley. That provides an opportunity for citizens to weigh in on two […]
Re: BRID issue
Throughout the past 30 years, Three Mile Irrigators have effectively and efficiently satisfied a very large debt and maintained a very efficient Gravity Irrigation System through tax assessment. The group […]
For the good of the community
After enduring approximately three years of back and forth, verbal and written arguments, in an attempt to convince me and the other water users who is right, BRID and Citizens […]
Logging
Well, the logging between Lost Horse and Roaring Lion Creek is in the works, 2,300 acres, besides some logging in Coyote Coulee area. Julie King said the objection period ends […]
Why would we want them here?
Responding to Mr. Russ. You don’t know your Constitution! Nowhere does it say religion has to be respected! It says Congress can’t make laws establishing a religion and can’t prohibit […]
Brokered conventions nothing new
“Brokered” political conventions are neither good nor bad. Sometimes they are simply necessary. That could be the case with the Republicans this year, as it was in 1952 and 1976. […]
Looking to Montana governor for leadership
By Rep. Ron Ehli, House District 86, Hamilton It is always amazing to me how, in the political arena, the good intentions and programs of some, can be misconstrued […]
Response to Citizens for Fair Water
This is a response to the March 22 opinion letter from “Citizens for Fair Water” (Bob Cress, Shane Brooks, Ron Wandler, Jim Rokosch) about the Bitter Root Irrigation District. First, […]
A good cause
Once in a while a good cause comes along. It is the upcoming mill levy being proposed for funding for the Ravalli County Museum. By its name one might assume […]
Apathy tolerates intolerance
Remember the Monday forum: What Missoula Needs to Know, about re-settling 100 refugees in Missoula County. Maybe 100 in the first year! Here’s what Missoula needs to know about what […]
Russ is wrong
In reading Gregory Russ’ letter this week what stood out to me was that, while he went into great depth reminding “We the People” of the First Amendment and our […]
Living in terror
The truth about Islam and Muslim appeasement! So once again, Muslims kill. This time Belgium. Wow, there’s a surprise, NOT! Our Muslim president aka Barack “Hussein” Obama, visiting communist Cuba, […]
Habitat Montana benefits agriculture and hunters
Montana’s incredibly popular Habitat Montana program is a favorite target of state lawmakers because it allows the state to purchase land for wildlife through a fund that hunters pay into. […]
Obama’s failures
While Democratic presidential candidates argue which is better, to be a corrupt criminal who allowed United States secrets to be sent over an unsecured email server and to engage in […]
Three Mile irrigation subdistrict not needed
By Bob Cress, Shane Brooks, Ron Wandler, Jim Rokosch, Citizens for Fair Water, Stevensville It has been brought to the attention of Citizens for Fair Water that BRID subdistrict […]
Reviewing the Bill of Rights
Recently we have heard from some of the citizens of our country and even from some of the people who are supposed to administer our government certain things that go […]