The Classic Good American
Dear Editor: The classic American (as visualized by our Founding Fathers) is a moral individual, man or woman. Their moral strength is summed up in the Ten Commandments; the Judeo-Christian guidelines to a correct life. The classic American wants to pursue their vision/dream into the future. They enjoy their work. There is nothing better than to be happy […]
The Tomb of the Unknowns
Dear Editor: For the first time ever in the history of Arlington National Cemetery, any person can walk to the base of The Tomb of the Unknowns and place a flower or flowers to honor the memory of those American service personnel who have given their lives in defense of freedom. Arlington National Cemetery is […]
It’s okay, the Insurance Will Cover It
Dear Editor, You can tell times have changed. Years back there was a gas station on every corner, then there was the fast-food fad, followed by casinos. We now have banks and insurance agencies on every corner. For a country who is supposed to show no fear, we fear losing our money the most. We support […]
Help Others When You Can
Dear Editor, There are a few basic needs for all people of the world. Food, clothing, shelter, good health, education and meaningful labor, work. Unfortunately, there are those who want more, and those who think other humans are less human.
Convention of the States Seminar Seeks Answers
Dear Editor, I was at the Big Sky Worldview forum this weekend with Heritage Foundation Scholar Jay Richards, author of many books, including, The Price of Panic, which addressed the devastation of COVID lockdowns and “Money, Greed, and God—Why Capitalism Is the Solution and Not the Problem”.
True Republican Heroes Fly Under the Radar
Dear Editor, It is about time we recognized the true heroes of the Republican Party. They are not the dopey louts who rampaged through our nation’s capital and the moral cowards who still cover for them.
Fake News or Half-Truths? Actually Do Your Own Research
Dear Editor, Growing up I always heard, “Keep your own nose clean and keep your own backyard clean.” Reading a story, the other day I came across “Mind your own business,” with a Bible quote. Naturally I had to look it up, sure enough that is what it said. (1 Thessalonians 4 :11.)
Traitors Then, Traitors Today
Dear Editor, I need to vomit! I’ve been watching the fall of Afghanistan on TV, and it brings back memories of a good friend of mine as he was evacuated from Saigon at the last minute.
HP High School 2001 Reunion
Dear Editor, During the past weekend, the Huntley Project High School Class of 2001 held our first reunion since graduation. It was a fantastic weekend where classmates were able to reconnect and have a lot of fun.
Pitman Left Marijuana Vote in a Lurch
Dear Editor, On August 3, 2021, the Yellowstone County Commissioners faced one of its most significant votes in recent memory relating to the recreational marijuana issue as a result of I-90. Whether you were for the Board action, or against it, is was important for each Commissioner to participate.