Four’s a Crowd
Krueger faces some formidable challengers who should make the primary interesting
Addressing Park Maintenance Will Create Jobs
Maintenance funding has not kept pace with rapidly expanding visitation in our national parks
When problem solving, look for simple solutions
Rather than eliminate simple solutions, leverage them to work as a team.
Fiscal Responsibility No Longer a Priority
Eisenhower Republicans are as extinct as Jeffersonian Democrats
Hungry House
Judging by the speed of House Democrats’ fundraising, it seems the Montanans contributing to candidates are hungry for change
Wilderness Study Areas Should Remain Protected
What about letting the public decide?
Increase Food Access for Our Community
This year our goal is to have a 10 percent increase in the amount of meals we serve in the Flathead Valley
Manage Public Lands in a Sustainable, Collaborative Way
The forest has taken leadership by listening to the needs and wishes of the community
Bundys and the U.S. Constitution
It is time to follow the United States Constitution and restore the “Rule of Law”
Head in the Sand Development
We do planning in our valley one subdivision at a time, with no comprehensive countywide guide
All We Need Is Love
Let’s show our love and stop the devastating cuts to essential public services in Montana
Like a Girl
It takes grit to last and succeed in any sport, but especially for a girl making a name for herself in a male-dominated field
Ask Questions While The Answers Still Matter, Part 2
Transforming from an order taker to a service provider and advocate is an intentional act.
Bipartisan Legislation Seizes Opportunity for Local Growth
It represents the best opportunity for Congress to support local communities by advancing meaningful reforms for the community-banking sector
Staying on Track
BNSF’s track in Montana is the best I’ve ever seen it
