Guest Opinions

Montana’s Longest Table supports local agriculture

Farm to table, soil to skillet, fence line to fork, gate to plate – no matter what you call it, events and restaurants featuring locally grown and sourced products are

Missouri River Corps of Rediscovery– the journey begins

Here is column number two from the Missouri River Corps of Rediscovery: “This little fleet altho’ not quite so rispectable as those of Columbus or Capt. Cook were still viewed

Invitation to come and view tour operations

A recent letter from Ron Stoneberg contained false information about the work of the American Prairie Reserve. Mr. Stoneberg claims APR’s goal is to have “10 or 20,000 wild, free-roaming

Finding joy in generosity

An American proverb goes, “You are generous if your neighbor is generous.” For a moment, think of a person you consider generous. What makes your person outstanding: gentleness, compassion, sincerity?

Should we leave it to nature?

There are two main philosophies on how to manage ecological processes. The first is to leave it to nature. Proponents of this approach advocate removing all human involvement and letting

Missouri River Corps of Rediscover – six months paddling a dugout canoe

“We are now several hundred miles within the bosom of this wild and mountanous country, where game may rationally be expected shortly to become scarce and subsistence precarious without any

UM Summer; a great time to move ahead

Summer is a glorious season in Missoula, and also a great time to move ahead in achieving your learning goals. With new courses and varying session lengths, the University of

Contact your senator to support SB 785

Earlier this month, the Wounded Warrior Project offered a great “Statement for the Record” to the Senate Veterans Affairs Committee. WWP’s analysis focused on five different sections of“Senate Bill 785

Farm Bureau applauds state land water bill becoming Montana law

The Montana Farm Bureau is pleased to learn that HB 286, the state land water bill, has become law. This is good news for Montana’s farmers and ranchers who use

OPI’s legislative priorities for education advanced this season

With House Bill 601 being signed into law May 9, the Office of Public Instruction’s policy and budget priorities for education in Montana have been advanced this legislative session. HB

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