We would like to thank everyone who responded to the barn fire on Easy Street last Tuesday night. The lady who saw the fire and knocked on our door to […]
Opinion
Hamilton Farmers Market celebrates 25 years
By Rod Daniel, Board Member, Hamilton Farmers Market Cooperative Twenty-five years ago, in the summer of 1992, Ravalli County Museum Director Helen Bibler started a farmers market in front […]
Lone Rock School alive and well
The Lone Rock School District has been continuously providing a quality education to the residents of the Bitterroot Valley since 1885. Whether it is learning to read in first grade […]
What should be done with our forests
The Bitterroot Fires of 2000 were still smoldering when the Montana State DNRC Foresters were out on the Sula State Forest sections developing what wound up being an extremely successful […]
Politics and the military
I’m a bit confused with the guest column that U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke wrote and was published in the 8/5/16 Missoulian. He states that politics has no role in the […]
Health centers providing essential service
National Health Center Week is a national campaign that runs August 7-13th with the goal of raising awareness about the mission and accomplishments of America’s health centers over the course […]
Response to ‘a nudge to Will Rogers’
Will Rogers was certainly rolling in his grave when last Wednesday’s edition of the Star hit the press. Mr. Richardson quoted “everybody is ignorant only on different subjects.” So true! […]
Support for ‘Decision America’ tour
I am sure many of you do not realize that Franklin Graham (Billy Graham’s son) is holding outdoor rallies on the capitol grounds of every state capitol in America throughout […]
A nudge to Will Rogers
To the younger generation of readers, there was a fella named Will Rogers, who some years back had a newspaper column and a radio program that resonated with the common […]
Planning for future bicyclists makes sense
By Margaret Gorski, Stevensville, candidate for HD-88 This spring I attended a forum hosted by Hamilton’s Bitterroot College on the need to work together to address emerging water issues […]
Planned Stevi airport project good for town
By Craig E. Thomas, Chair, Stevensville Airport Board 32S has received a grant from to FAA for the improvement of our, the Town of Stevensville, Montana, airport. The improvements […]
Re: West Fork
Thank you for Chuck Stranahan’ s article on the West Fork of the Bitterroot. I have fished this small river for 30 years and the last 13 we spend our […]
Not really a problem
This is in response to the lady who thinks that those of us who carry our dogs in the back of pickups are stupid owners. Rather than sit behind your […]
CFW, have you no shame?
It has been mentioned before how the “massive four-member movement” (thank you Willie) of folks who call themselves “Citizens for Fair Water” have offered nothing but Rescinding Petitions, and False […]
I-181 will serve many thousands of Montanans
By Alzheimer’s Association-Montana Chapter; Bob Brown, Former Republican Montana State Senator and Former Montana Secretary of State, Whitefish; Dr. Dennis Dietrich, MD- Neurologist, Great Falls; Monte Dolack, Missoula Artist; Pam […]
Lone Rock trustee needed
The Board of Trustees at Lone Rock has received a letter of resignation from Deanne Stewart. We would like to thank Deanne for her years of service and commitment to […]
Support Stevi Farmers Market
True, there are bigger farmers’ markets in the area. But the Stevensville Market has grown and offers the public a wide range of goods to shop, eat, and play. We […]
Dangerous liar
Early into FBI Director James Comey’s July 5, 2016 history-making speech detailing the results of the FBI’s investigation of Hillary Clinton’s e-mail scandal, Comey appeared to verbally indict Hillary for […]
Time for more control on West Fork fishing
An article in the July 10 edition of the Missoulian reported on possible restrictions on the West Fork of the Bitterroot River for next season. FWP personnel communicated on surveys […]
Compact will provide certainty and create jobs
In Montana, we pride ourselves on treating strangers as friends and solving problems as neighbors. Like most Montanans, I was raised that when a disagreement arises you work together to […]