It’s not often we find ourselves moved by a graphic on Facebook, but the image accompanied here — the origin of which is difficult to trace — is especially poignant and timely.
Maybe it’s time to stop dwelling on the COVID-19 head count.
You could feel Republican congressional candidate Todd McMurtry smiling through the phone.
It’s a difficult time for most of us as we get used to a new reality at least for just a few weeks (we hope).
I didn’t watch President Trump’s weekend speeches live. It was a holiday, so I chose to take one. As a result, I first learned about them from the reactions they elicited. As usual, it was like “Rashomon” for the Trump era.
America’s Founders regarded a free press as so vital to the new nation that they took care to include that right in the First Amendment to the Constitution.
After the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that Montana cannot keep parents from using tax-credit scholarships to enroll children in religious schools, anti-school-choice opponents responded in apocalyptic fashion.
Let’s have an experiment.
I have a soft spot for bars, and for the people who like to go to them.
I read with interest the article about the timber rattlesnake under the lady's wheelchair in Murray.
For the first time the Stars and Stripes briskly ran up the flagpole at military bases renamed for American heroes, Medal of Honor recipients, or renamed for Medal of Freedom recipients championing for equal rights for all people.
The threat of COVID-19 is still very real
Concerned that trend of erasing history will include the Bible next
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