Opinion
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Opinion: Christman recalls flood
The Great Flood of 1964 had a profound effect upon my life. In fact, in my stories of “Tales of a Misspent Youth,…
Brown points out some bills
There were many bills passed in the legislative session which ended last month.
Byrd responds to Market suit
Many Columbia Falls community members know of the disagreement between the Columbia Falls Community Market and my businesses. I have nothing but love for our town, and for our Market, so I am issuing this statement…
Support for Board decision
What a delight to wake up this morning to read the headlines that our County Commissioners turned down a massive subdivision development on KM Ranch Road.
A longer way for a danish
It’s a long way to Tipperary and a pretty long way to the Polebridge Mercantile up the North Fork in Glacier.
History book now available
Lois Walker has done it again!
Taking on China
With the weather finally warming up here for spring time, I’ve been spending a lot of time out on my tractor finishing up planting.
Now is time to prepare for wildfire
I don’t need to report that the North Fork was filled with smoke last week.
Get off my lawn guy
Well, I’ve stooped to a new low.
Reservation system untenable
I live directly across the North Fork from the park, and am a lifelong resident of the Flathead valley.
Debt dilemma
Americans have always commonly agreed that taxes are the price of a civilized society.
Thoughts on the rescue
Everyone in the North Fork followed the story of the young man lost on the Huckleberry Lookout Trail.
Saving money with chickens!
Like a lot of people trying to save a few bucks, I too, have turned to chickens.
Teachers on the front lines
School shootings and the bloody murders of totally innocent children and their teacher caretakers is a societal tragedy that Americans have become numb to. Without the common sense outlawing of the assault weapons…
The last worst place?
What comes to mind when you hear Montana referred to as the “last best place?” Do you think of the pristine, relatively untouched Smith River? Do you think of the vast Golden Triangle where family farms still opera…
Governor wasn’t listening on 442
Gov. Greg Gianforte recently vetoed Senate Bill 442. This legislation would use money from marijuana tax revenues to help fund county road construction and maintenance and wildlife habitat improvement, water conser…