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Continental Divides

Continental Divides

A Democrat, by Golly

Monica Tranel says she is banking on character traits – hers and her opponent’s – eclipsing party affiliation

By John McCaslin
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Facts are Facts, Folks

Like it or not, the real culprit for low lake levels isn’t SKQ

By John McCaslin
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Playing Follow the Leader

Whatever’s left of the Grand Old Party has become the reason that the border calamity continues

By John McCaslin
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Titanic Bridge Carries its Final Load

Now the only way in and out of burgeoning Bigfork is via Grand Drive, which is bearing the brunt of the added traffic

By John McCaslin
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Grab a Dishtowel or Three

Opinions surrounding hot-button issues like how to effectively deal with homeless populations have been known to change when one has a better grasp of the facts

By John McCaslin
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Grizzly Bears Beware

Rather than being vague hopefully the language and guidelines surrounding this state’s kill permits will be strict

By John McCaslin
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Believing in Christmas

Santa Claus is very much alive and well in the hearts, minds, and efforts of those who think of others and give freely without thought of reward

By John McCaslin
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Fomenting Fear for Political Gain

Just turn on the TV and you’d swear every candidate’s opponent is a malevolent creature of sorts who just broke out of jail

By John McCaslin
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Matt Rosendale Sticks to His Guns

In an interview, the Montana congressman talks about dethroning House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and takes aim at political newcomer Tim Sheehy

By John McCaslin
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The Elephant in the Lake

How drastically rising temperatures will further impact Flathead Lake remains to be seen

By John McCaslin
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It’s Not Raining, Folks

Montana Sen. Steve Daines on the National Republican Senatorial Committee’s game plan for 2024

By John McCaslin
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Ms. Nickol Goes to Washington

The prestigious position the young Montana attorney applied for: Supreme Court Fellow, filled by one carefully chosen candidate each year

By John McCaslin