Opinions

Bill Uffelman featured in August senior photo of the month

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The August photo of the month featured by photographer Margaret Arbogast is William (Bill) Uffelman, a gentleman and farmer/rancher south of Hardin.

To the Editor

I applaud you for giving a good history of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Persons in and around the Crow Reservation and Big Horn County. I started thinking about others we

Trump’s trade reality puts U.S. where we were before tariffs

Economists at the American Farm Bureau estimated that the Trans-Pacific Partnership would have provided American producers over $4 billion annually in increased sales, but Trump withdrew the U.S. from the

Truth, Trump and the economy

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The State of the Union speech was less a report to the nation than a well-produced reality show and wellstaged campaign rally. But what really offends is that most of

Access To Our Lands Is Under Attack

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Note: A version of this opinion piece was originally ran in the Feb. 2, 2020 edition of the Kalispell Daily Inter-Lake. Access to our land is central to our identity

Big Pharma doesn’t deserve all the hate

Americans loathe the pharmaceutical industry. It ranks dead last in a recent Gallup poll that tracks the public’s opinion of 25 different sectors. This scorn is misplaced. It’s true that

Longtime teacher featured in photo of the month

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This month’s photo of the month features Joyce Buckingham.   Joyce drops in at the Senior Center almost everyday. She has served on the Council on Aging Board in the

FoodCorps position offers many positive experiences

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The farm to school team is excited to announce an opportunity to join our crew as the 2020-21 FoodCorps Service Member.   The FoodCorps position is a full-time, 11.5 month

The twilight of American thinking

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“As nightfall does not come all at once, neither does oppression. In both instances, there is a twilight when everything remains seemingly unchanged. And it is in such twilight that

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