When it Comes to Wildlife Management, Who’s Behind the Proposals Matters
Multiple bills have been brought forward to allow outfitted clients and non-resident landowners to jump the line
Multiple bills have been brought forward to allow outfitted clients and non-resident landowners to jump the line
I still observe the creative ways people across the valley find ways to create community
One bill would allow the Montana Missing Indigenous Task Force to raise money, another would ask OPI to create curriculum to prevent human trafficking
All of the below are worthy of individual columns
Montana’s court system has served us well for over 90 years
Industry leaders are working to expand access to childcare and brainstorm ways to accommodate the workforce in Flathead County; plus, Market Metrics and Financial Corner
It was probably about 10 years ago when I first noticed the way social media follows me around
You could lower your tax bill in any given year by stretching out your Roth IRA conversions over several years
The Montana State Senate, in a rare move, will investigate one of its own for a government contract already deemed “fraud” and “abuse”
Montanans deserve a say in shaping their communities
A 1.73-acre property in an ideal location in Columbia Falls; a Whitefish home zoned for short-term rentals; and a ranch-style residence with an open layout in Somers
The last thing they want is to see is Senate Republican leadership bring more pointless partisanship into our State Capitol
HB 222 and HB 176 seek to reduce Montana’s wolf population by expanding the hunting season and lifting hunting and trapping limits
History has shown this to be an unpopular and self-centered proposal
We will continue at every opportunity going forward to challenge what we see as the flawed science and failed leadership
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