Same topic, opposing views

The dark donors don’t want their names connected with the negative poison they are paying for

Local planners are picking the brains of a number people who work in the core of the largest city in Northwest Montana. It’s a much-needed exercise

Oil shipments by rail topped a record 110,000 carloads in the first quarter of 2014

Even today there are no lobbyists in Helena who solely represent the interest of people living in their homes

One camp argued that we had no business playing God and deciding which fished lived, and which died. I was in the other camp

For Drew Hubatsek, the Adirondack style shapes both his art and worldview

After procuring some sushi grade ahi tuna, I decided that indeed, Asian was the flavor profile I was in the mood for

I think I’m getting old enough to start saying, “Back when I was a kid…”

We have J. Smith (whoever he or she may be) to thank for evidencing that at least two non-natives were at Coram – long before what most history books have to tell us

Event will kick off Flathead Valley Community College's seventh annual Festival of Flavor

Conservatives complained bitterly about outside interference during the June 3 primary

Grizzly bears were first listed as threatened under the Endangered Species Act in 1975

8:50 a.m. A puppy on a chain climbed a wood pile and leapt over the fence. An animal warden found the enthusiastic little animal wrapped up in a bike in the neighbor’s yard. 9:24 a.m. An Evergreen woman reported that her former renters destroyed the carpets and left the water running with a broken pipe. […]

4:22 a.m. An employee of local grocery store reported that a woman was hiding stolen dog food in her purse. 6:25 a.m. A coffee stand owner reported that someone broke in during the night and stole a grinder, a blender, a toaster and some syrup. 8:23 a.m. Someone reported seeing an unrestrained toddler standing on […]