Posts By: Tristan Scott

Shared Waters

We belong to shared waterways, despite the distance between the largest freshwater system in the world and the Crown of the Continent

By Maggie Doherty

Biden’s Border Crisis

cause Biden’s open border policy has overwhelmed Border Patrol resources, only 40% of personnel are available for enforcement activities, affecting every state adversely

By Philip L. Barney

Rhubarb-Rosemary Sorbet

A heavy-duty immersion blender handles the blending work, and an ounce of alcohol in the mix makes the ice crystals smaller and easier to smooth out

By Julie Laing

A Brewery Born Again

After sitting empty for two-and-a-half years, the newly renovated and reimagined Blackstar building in downtown Whitefish signals the rebirth of a cherished local institution — and a homecoming for craft brewer Jeremiah Johnson

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Unfunny Money

Crossover voting might not have mattered except for crossover cash spent through the Flathead First Political Action Committee

By Dave Skinner

Get that Fish A Chill Pill

I love sipping trout as much as the next guy, but there’s nothing quite as thrilling as a poorly adjusted largemouth that has decided your fly must die

By Rob Breeding

Stop Attacking Crisis Pregnancy Centers

Our local crisis pregnancy center – Clear Choice Clinic – does a remarkable job of educating and supporting women (and men) across our region

By Tammi Fisher

Garlic Scape Aioli

Tender scapes can be sliced onto salads or into stir-fry, minced for pesto or savory jam and even pickled

By Julie Laing

A Letter from Camp

As camp season arrives in earnest in northwest Montana, I’ve been flooded with memories of my own experiences at a wide range of camps and experiential outdoor education programs I attended in my youth

By Tristan Scott

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