Opinion

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Christmas Book Flood

Books tend to be what I buy for my friend and family for the holidays, so I’m inspired to adopt the Icelandic book exchange to fall into our family’s winter celebration plans

By Maggie Doherty
Reporter's Notebook

Uphill Sanctuary

Already prone to ascetic solitude, my hermitic propensities grew compulsive. I never encountered a crowd I hadn’t already calibrated how to avoid, and I never entered a room without first plotting my exit

By Tristan Scott
Continental Divides

Guarding Little Switzerland

It was forty-odd years ago that this county’s voters approved the first-ever comprehensive plan to guide growth and development in the Flathead Valley and its surrounding ecosystem

By John McCaslin
Guest Column

Our Clean Energy Future 

The mining of lithium for rechargeable batteries has adverse environmental effects, but the primary purpose of the green economy isn’t to eliminate mining, it’s to eliminate fossil fuels

By Walter Rowntree
Uncommon Ground

Less is More

Property tax surges are directly related to the unwillingness of Montana lawmakers to mitigate the cyclical effects of property reappraisal during the western land grab

By Mike Jopek