Since 1995 every U.S. president has declared March to be Women’s History Month, and here we are. Some may still wonder why we need such a thin…
Demolishing a historic church to seat 50 more people, why?
If you’ve ever looked into getting solar panels, you probably know about this thing we have called net metering.
I want to convey my irritation and disappointment in Senator Steve Daines' recent comments about renewable energy being to blame for the Texas…
Please attend the one and only public hearing on Burnt Fork Estates mega subdivision. The Public Hearing is scheduled for March 4, 2021, 6:30 …
We are less than two weeks away from Transmittal which is the halfway point of the legislative session. This is the time in which all general …
I read the Feb. 22, Missoulian article by Tom Kuglin, “Hunting, trapping intensely debated,” about proposed wildlife bills that are currently …
Sadness engulfs me. It drips fatigue. Truth is scorned, events are ignored and altered to fit a narrative of belief, rooted in the past. Past …
If you saw the legal notice regarding the Burnt Fork Estates Subdivision in the Bitterroot Star, page 16 of the Aug. 26, 2020, paper, you saw …
Fans of solar energy celebrated last week in Helena after the Public Service Commission rejected a utility's plan that would have priced most …
In rural areas across the state, critical access hospitals are constantly balancing their mission to offer high quality care to our neighbors …
Ever since the Supreme Court told us ignorant people that corporations were people too, and, could contribute as much money as they desired to…
It’s both humbling and gratifying to see the community come together for the River. On August 10th, the Bitter Root Water Forum hosted our ann…
Opinion: I have never met a kind person I disliked, even if I disagreed with their politics or we had no interests in common.
Episode 8: Also discussed is whether boycotts are an effective tactic to get companies to change their policies and why we should consider inc…
Opinion: The question that faces us as a nation is whether America will be defined by its best qualities or its worst.
Episode 7: Other topics include whether news stories about relatively minor crimes should stay online forever, and which tactics work best whe…
Opinion: The key thing to understand is that fairness is not about the outcomes, it is about the process whereby the outcomes are achieved.
Episode 6: We ask a physician whether challenge trials — intentionally exposing people to the virus — would have sped up vaccine development a…
Opinion: For decades we have told our youth to “stay true to yourself” and “stick up for what you believe,” as if there were some virtue in st…
Since 1995 every U.S. president has declared March to be Women’s History Month, and here we are. Some may still wonder why we need such a thin…
Demolishing a historic church to seat 50 more people, why?
If you’ve ever looked into getting solar panels, you probably know about this thing we have called net metering.
I want to convey my irritation and disappointment in Senator Steve Daines' recent comments about renewable energy being to blame for the Texas…
Please attend the one and only public hearing on Burnt Fork Estates mega subdivision. The Public Hearing is scheduled for March 4, 2021, 6:30 …
We are less than two weeks away from Transmittal which is the halfway point of the legislative session. This is the time in which all general …
I read the Feb. 22, Missoulian article by Tom Kuglin, “Hunting, trapping intensely debated,” about proposed wildlife bills that are currently …