Business Is Personal

Delegation Power

Business Is Personal

Delegation Power

If everyone is delegating work, won't that require more people?

By Mark Riffey // Mar 27, 2019

Letter

The Truth is in the Details

Letter

The Truth is in the Details

All Montanans have benefited from Medicaid expansion

By Craig McClure // Mar 25, 2019

Letter

Medicaid Expansion Lacks Real Compassion

Letter

Medicaid Expansion Lacks Real Compassion

Offering a prize for not working will never raise people out of poverty

By Dusty Weber // Mar 24, 2019

Letter

Kalispell Trail Facts

Letter

Kalispell Trail Facts

This is just another example of our city leaders blowing through our tax dollars

By Gil Conrad // Mar 23, 2019

Letter

Support Medicare For All

Letter

Support Medicare For All

What are we waiting for?

By Carol Blake // Mar 22, 2019

Facing Main

Signs of Spring?

Facing Main

Signs of Spring?

I take comfort in the smaller hints of the coming spring like daylight and birdsong

By Maggie Doherty // Mar 22, 2019

Guest Column

Every Human Life Must Be Valued and Protected

Guest Column

Every Human Life Must Be Valued and Protected

It’s astounding to us that the protection of a living, breathing baby has become a partisan issue

By Steve Daines and Al Olszewski // Mar 21, 2019

Reporter's Notebook

Melt-Off Damage

Reporter's Notebook

Melt-Off Damage

The contradictory anticipation of spring: we want the warm weather, but not the worst of its implications

By Myers Reece // Mar 21, 2019

Guest Column

Is Medicaid Expansion Affordable?

Guest Column

Is Medicaid Expansion Affordable?

And even it was affordable, is it best to give something for nothing?

By Scott Sales // Mar 20, 2019

Closing Range

Circular Reasoning

Closing Range

Circular Reasoning

Analyzing the proposed roundabout along U.S. Highway 2 at Dern/Springcreek roads

By Dave Skinner // Mar 20, 2019

Business Is Personal

Knowledge loss – The pain of brain drain

Business Is Personal

Knowledge loss – The pain of brain drain

Someone will leave sooner than you expect or hope. Get ready.

By Mark Riffey // Mar 20, 2019

Letter

Medicaid Expansion Helps Veterans

Letter

Medicaid Expansion Helps Veterans

I was proven wrong about its value to veterans

By Matt Kuntz // Mar 16, 2019

Letter

Transplants Are Here to Stay

Letter

Transplants Are Here to Stay

Our generation is carving out our own lives in many different new ways

By Tony Gowell // Mar 15, 2019

Reality Check

The Problem with Medicare for All

Reality Check

The Problem with Medicare for All

Recruiting good physicians to remote areas is incredibly difficult even without single payer health care

If everyone is delegating work, won't that require more people?

All Montanans have benefited from Medicaid expansion

Offering a prize for not working will never raise people out of poverty

This is just another example of our city leaders blowing through our tax dollars

What are we waiting for?

I take comfort in the smaller hints of the coming spring like daylight and birdsong

It’s astounding to us that the protection of a living, breathing baby has become a partisan issue

The contradictory anticipation of spring: we want the warm weather, but not the worst of its implications

And even it was affordable, is it best to give something for nothing?

Analyzing the proposed roundabout along U.S. Highway 2 at Dern/Springcreek roads

Someone will leave sooner than you expect or hope. Get ready.

I was proven wrong about its value to veterans

Our generation is carving out our own lives in many different new ways

Recruiting good physicians to remote areas is incredibly difficult even without single payer health care

The legislative session is only half over and we still have work to do

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