Posts By: Tristan Scott

The Inversion

What an honor it is to seek refuge and pleasure in a landscape that we all share, a place where we can set aside our grievances and worries, and be restored

By Maggie Doherty

Gardening from the Kitchen

Interest in gardening has surged in the last couple of years, outpacing supply and making ordering seeds in February or earlier a smart move

By Julie Laing

Library, School and Health Boards

If there is a silver lining in the dark cloud of the COVID era, it is that the People have been awakened to the pervasive influence of the left in their libraries, schools, and governing boards

By John Fuller

Stream Access, if You Can Keep It

The Stream Access Law was approved in 1985, after a pair of 1984 rulings by the Montana Supreme Court affirmed the public’s right to access navigable rivers and streams

By Rob Breeding

Decorate My Dad

He was awarded bronze and silver stars, and while Dad does not frequently tell this story, when he does, a listener inevitably inquires why he didn’t also receive a Purple Heart. The answer has eluded him

By Tristan Scott

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