I support Raph Graybill to be Montana’s next attorney general. Why? Because he is the best qualified candidate. The attorney general serves as chief lawyer and law enforcement officer for the state. Graybill has work experience as both an attorney and a police officer. His opponent Austin Knudsen does not. Graybill has argued cases on behalf […]

When it’s time to vote, especially in a big National election, we sometimes aren’t familiar with elected offices down the ballot and rely on asking friends who to vote for. I’m going to tell you about Shane Morigeau, a two-term state legislator, who is running to be Montana state auditor, an important office in which the […]

Gianforte, Daines won’t stand up for what is right Is treason a Montana value? In the prelude to the upcoming Presidential election, during the past several months there have been published a number of letters expressing doubt as to the ability of Rep. Greg Gianforte and Sen. Steve Daines to represent Montanans as their political […]

Sometimes the differences between two candidates really matters. This is the case in District 3 race for Public Service Commission (PSC). Tom Woods has served four terms in the Legislature where he consistently worked for consumer protection by taking on the utilities and special interests. He has a solid record as a public servant and […]

An Updated State of the City By Chris Mehl In normal years, the city of Bozeman charter calls for the mayor to make an annual “state of the city” address, usually in January or February. Because so much is happening this year, I’d like to provide a brief update to citizens about the state of […]

Vote No on LR-130: Don’t take away our freedom to make local decisions  Background: The 2019 Legislature passed legislation which would have restricted a municipality, county, school district, or other local government unit’s authority to regulate the carrying of firearms. It removes a local government unit’s power to regulate the permitted carrying of concealed weapons. It repeals […]

The Bureau of Land Management recently released its final plan to manage public land in central Montana, from the Rocky Mountain Front to the Charles M. Russell National Wildlife Refuge. This area contains some of the last intact grasslands and some of the best habitat for big game in North America. The majority of this […]

The most qualified candidate for U.S. House is Kathleen Williams. She is dedicated to representing Montanans, not special interests, in Congress and getting Congress to function again. Her record in the Montana Legislature has shown that she will work with all parties. She listens to her constituents and practices Montana values of honesty, generosity, respect, […]

I worked with Tom Woods several decades ago when I was a park ranger in Yellowstone and he was the manager of the historic Lake Lodge. Tom impressed me with his honesty, fairness, and strong commitment to customer service. These traits continued throughout his years in the state Legislature when he protected Montanans who needed […]

On Saturday, August 22, the House voted for HR 8015, a bill to fund the postal service to insure that mail in ballots will be processed and counted on time. Twenty Republicans joined majority Democrats in passing this necessary bill. Congressman Greg Gianforte was not one of them. Do you suppose he is not on […]