Retro Ski Lessons
Like most DIY parents teaching their kids to ski it mostly involved repeating “pizza”
Protect Our Wild Lands
We urge Sen. Steve Daines to abandon his divisive legislation, and begin engaging with all Montanans, not a tiny minority
What Would They Do To Put You Out Of Business?
How would they price, market, sell, deliver, service, and communicate?
Midway to Midterms
Midterm elections routinely go against the party that controls the White House
A Community Stands Together
One year ago our community was threatened with an armed neo-Nazi march by Andrew Anglin and readers of the Daily Stormer
The Need for Sacrificial Giving
Montana has enacted steep spending cuts
Church is Open to All
Fresh Life has been in temporary locations all over Whitefish for the past seven years
Lessons from the ‘The Big Burn’
Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke needs to read “The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved America”
Write-ins and Tiebreakers
Thousands of elections for various councils, commissions and boards are held each year, so inevitably some of the results are extraordinarily close, and even seem a little strange
Repercussions Of Things You Won’t Do
Do more of what works.
Compassion in Government
It means having sense enough to see what needs to be done with public resources to sustain a prosperous and desirable community
Columbia River Treaty a Boon to the U.S., But Must Benefit All
The Columbia River Treaty is a quiet cornerstone of the economic vitality of the Pacific Northwest region
Chasing Unicorns
Whitefish once had affordable housing along with most of the rest of Flathead County
Consequences of Repealing Clean Power Plan
Repealing the Clean Power Plan is harmful and reckless
Bicycles Don’t Belong in Wilderness Areas
Congress’ most vehement anti-public lands members wrote HR-1349
