by Terri Lackey, Stevensville Well, Helen, that is quite a story from someone who wasn’t even there. To any of you critical thinking readers out there, give me a call if […]
Opinion
Fair question
by Doug Bohn, Victor In response to Helen Sabin’s letter in the Bitterroot Star 9-13-23 edition “Losing the valley to devious forces,” I have one simple question for Mrs. Sabin. Helen, […]
Illegal voting
by Helen Sabin, Corvallis Are illegals voting? Yes! A man showed me a copy of a House bill, Montana HB402, that he got from a “John Birch Society (JBS) get-together.” One […]
The classical Bitterroot Valley!
by Mary Fahnestock-Thomas, Hamilton A recent weekend offered not only the Regal Ensemble playing classical music at the Victor Performing Arts Center, but also Bitterroot Baroque, with over fifteen participants, playing […]
Logging still top priority for Forest Service
by Jeff Lonn, Hamilton The Forest Service continues to announce an endless parade of taxpayer-subsidized commercial logging projects across the northern Rockies; nowhere is that more obvious than here in Bitterroot […]
Perspective
by W.L. Slade, Stevensville Well, folks, from the American Legion magazine comes the cheerful news that two years ago our current administration saw fit to abandon Afghanistan and they left behind […]
Regarding the Bitterroot Front Project
by Michael Hoyt, Corvallis The massive Bitterroot Front logging project is being fast-tracked using emergency funds—taxpayer subsidies—provided by the 2021 Infrastructure Act. I call it a logging project, because, like most […]
Losing the valley to devious forces!
by Helen Sabin, Corvallis The Ravalli County Fair is for fun, frolic, and celebrating the Spirit of the West. However, last Wednesday and Thursday, John Birch Society (JBS) members devastated this […]
Invasion at border continues
by Jerry Esmay, Stevensville The human INVASION at our southern border continues. Folks, this remains beyond my comprehension as to why we haven’t stopped it. The liberals have tried to convince […]
Next legislative session’s work begins now
by Senator Jason Ellsworth, Hamilton It’s fairly common knowledge that Montana’s legislative branch of government is a citizen legislature that only meets in session for 90 business days every two years. […]
Setting record straight about North Valley Public Library
by Donna Bainbridge, board member, North Valley Library Foundation, Stevensville Our board has been listening to and reading comments about the possibility of a new library building in Stevensville. Although everyone is entitled […]
New fishing fly
by Richard Brodowy, Florence I’ve been seeing more and more praying mantis over the years here in the Bitterroot. Was wondering if we could get Chuck Stranahan, author of that very […]
Thank you for a great fair
by Marc and Helen Sabin, Corvallis This is a big THANK YOU to all Bitterrooters who worked, promoted, acted as vendors and participants at the Ravalli County fair to make it […]
State to receive $65 million windfall
by Bob Story, Executive Director, Montana Taxpayers Association During the past legislative session, the Montana Taxpayers Association was excited to support the Gianforte administration’s ideas that improved Montana’s tax systems and […]
Dems will do it
by J. Ward, Lolo Dems have lives, family, homes, jobs. We will vote. That is how we will deal with Trump. That is why he attacks voting (no cheating). Myself, I […]
Ineligible
by Nancy Oesau, Hamilton Ex-president Donald Trump is ineligible to ever run for any office according to the 14th Amendment. Sec. 3. It prohibits: anyone who has previously taken the oath […]
Robert’s Run an incredible event!
by Doug Martin, Race Director, Hamilton On behalf of the Leonardi family and the Robert’s Run Committee, I would like to extend our gratitude to our community for sponsoring, volunteering, and […]
Bitterroot Front Project deserves more comment time
by Bob Williams, Stevensville This is only a very simple view of the Bitterroot Front Project, where the USFS is planning to actively reduce forest fire hazard in a wide swath, […]
Patent abuse makes healthcare expensive
Rep. Ron Marshall, HD 87, Victor Pharmaceutical patents are a key instrument that promote innovation in America. They provide a financial incentive for pharmaceutical companies to invest in research and […]
Taking on Big Pharma
by Bob Wagner, Harrison, MT There’s no question that Big Pharma needs to be exposed and taken down—even if it must be done one small step at a time. This is […]