Letters to the editor are typically short responses to articles or events, while opinion articles are longer pieces that express a personal opinion on a specific topic. If you’ve read an article that you really enjoyed or one that you didn’t, consider sharing your thoughts by writing a letter to the editor. If you have an opinion about a subject, feel free to send an opinion article.
Civilized letters to the editor may be submitted, and must include full name (we print first name, last initial), hometown, and either a phone number or email address. Letters that attack others, are patently untrue, or are of a harmful nature WILL be rejected!
Opinion pieces are printed verbatim, in their entirety, and are not fact-checked. We reserve the right to not run an opinion piece that we find objectionable.
Make your voice heard today by contacting The Great Falls Gazette at 1601 2nd Ave N, Suite 345, Great Falls, MT 59401, email info@gfgazette.com or call (406) 604-8929.
Author: Karen Anderson
Karen is the Editor-in-Chief overseeing all news operations at Foxys Publishing Co. She also loves photography and spending time with her dogs.
