A response to the March 7 column “Lessons from Ancient History”

Conservation rooted in water, public land, timber and recreation is key to our economy

The mill levy proposal needs to be re-done and brought back to the voters

Take some ownership of this and do the right thing

If ever good people were going to come to the aid of their country, now would be a good time

Stop the bad guys but leave our gun rights alone

To Mr. Wachholz, I offer a heartfelt and most genuine thank you for investing in our leaders of tomorrow

Tourism’s upper-tier stature in Montana’s economy is not only here to stay, but undeterred by forces of nature as great as wildfires

Let us be a state of educated citizens and let us question

Weather the storm, don't hide from it.

We deserve a state that can address tax fairness and adequate revenue to build strong Montana communities

It's pretty clear there’s much more to the “recreation economy” than we’ve been hearing from the self-proclaimed “outdoor industry”

Scared people hope and rely on someone else to save and/or rescue him or her

Stand up and support the efforts of this clinic

We must ensure our elected officials govern consistent with duly enacted regulations rather than whimsy