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So, you like to fish? You’re not alone. In 2024 (the most recent year with complete records), over 487,000 fishing licenses were sold in the state of Montana, including about …
Twelfth Column: Montana Climate Matters: Climate Change and Your Local Fishing Hole Read MoreTake charge and lower your utility bills by using energy and water more wisely and at the same time make Montana healthier. What’s the connection? Most of the energy used …
Montana Climate Matters – Column 11: Lower Your Utility Bills and Help Make Montana Healthier Read MoreThe Sun is approximately 93 million miles from the Earth, yet we receive its warmth from the photons it sends across the void of space. We depend on Sun’s energy …
Montana Climate Matters – Column 10: Greenhouse Gases Plug Earth’s Ventilation System Read MoreA catastrophic water line failure at Montana State Prison (MSP) has exposed what advocates call a state-sanctioned humanitarian and public health crisis, rooted in over four decades of contamination, neglect, …
Decades of Water Contamination and Neglect at Montana State Prison Erupt Into Full-Blown Crisis Read MoreMontana’s unpredictable weather is nothing new, but the extremes are becoming more regular. The list of recent extreme weather events is also getting longer and more costly. Record flooding on …
Montana Climate Matters – Column 9: Montana’s Weather is Getting More Extreme Read More
Voters in Great Falls will have the chance to weigh in on key leadership positions and a much-debated ballot question in the upcoming city election. This is an all-mail municipal …
A Guide to the 2025 Great Falls Ballot Read More
A colleague was recently told to “give it to someone who cares” when handing out information on electrification. Over the course of the last 5 years my family has taken …
“Give It To Someone Who Cares” Read MoreThe Held family has ranched along the Powder River and in Carter County for four generations. They raise registered black Angus breeding stock through embryo transfer and 350 mother cows. …
Eighth column: Montana Climate Matters – Trying to Hold On: Ranching in Powder River County Read MoreThis morning, I watched our two-week old grandson sleeping peacefully. I marveled at his perfection – 10 fingers, 10 toes, dark hair. Thriving on his mother’s milk, his body is …
Letter to the Editor Read MoreIn the past, Manufactured Home Parks (MHP) have been primarily family owned operations.Recently, there has been a new trend and Corporate investors have found they are now the mostrobust form …
Part 2 Opinion: The Changing World of Investor Owned Mobile Home Parks Read More