Stacey Schnebel is working to bridge the daily disconnect that we have from each other and our local government

Same Topic, Different Views

As of this writing there are more than 380 bills passed by Congress this year sent over to the Democrat-controlled Senate for passage, but sit on Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's desk dead on arrival

If you favor reasonable school funding and the disclosure of political contributions, and the willingness to work across party aisle, consider a Democratic candidate for the Legislature

What’s important now, community leaders stress, is that Kalispell maintains its momentum and focus on downtown. And they’re right

She knows better than anyone that the “so-called refusal” was the result of the inability of Ryan Zinke and John Lewis to find a mutually acceptable time and place

It’s time to give serious consideration to turning federal public land over to the State of Montana so people in Montana are accountable to the citizens for management of our public land

Rather than being overwhelmed by your data, leverage it.

What is the point of this exercise? To save grizzly bears? Not really – after all, satellite-collar tracks in the Swan pretty much prove seasonal access management works pretty well.

In a time when identity theft and fraud is increasingly common, Montanans should welcome the REAL ID Act standard

Coal demand, like all economic demand, is not a fixed immutable number

What would happen to the price of lumber if all that talk to bring timber harvests on public land back to the boom year levels becomes reality?

Same Topic, Opposing Views

The value of debates is that they can catch a candidate off guard and force them to answer questions they may otherwise avoid

The Wilderness Act has been lauded by people as diverse as Dick Cheney and former Montana Sen. Lee Metcalf