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Study gauges airport economic impact
Kalispell at the top in Montana ranking
Commerce official stumps for trade agreements
In a $50 trillion global economy that is growing 5 percent a year, why should Montanans care about four trade agreements that are pending in Congress right now?
Double-flex defense gives Griz fits
But Montana's offense adapts and overcomes for a 24-21 victory
Depot park deal raises questions
Last week, the Whitefish City Council took the first big step toward acquiring Credit Union Park in downtown Whitefish and developing the city's Baker Ave. property so it could be put on the tax rolls.
Co-op posts milestones for 76th annual meeting
It was 1937 when a group of neighbors formed a cooperative to bring electrical power to the Flathead’s rural countryside. By December 1938, about 82 miles of line was energized and 117 farm homes received electrical power for the first time.
Baucus tax reforms are an opportunity for simplicity and fairness
Sen. Max Baucus has taken on the gargantuan task of reforming our nation’s tax code. If done right, it could turn out to be the most significant accomplishment of his career. But with well-established special interest groups standing in the way, it might be more likely that we just get more of the same, or worse yet, a bad deal for Montana.
Feeling the pinch
Industry catching its breath as Flathead construction slows
County takes input on acquiring Discovery Square
About 40 people showed up at the Columbia Falls City Hall on July 18 to provide input on whether the Flathead County Library System should purchase Glacier Discovery Square.
Making Laser Vision Correction Surgery Affordable-A Look At The Options
(NAPSI)—With more than 600,000 procedures taking place every year, laser vision correction surgery—such as LASIK—remains an extremely popular option for adults interested in reducing or eliminating the need for glasses or contacts to see clearly. With an average price of $4,500 for the most advanced procedure, many people interested in LASIK are often challenged to find a way to pay for it. Here are a few suggestions from the American Refractive Surgery Council:
Baucus tax reforms an opportunity for simplicity, fairness
Sen. Max Baucus has taken on the gargantuan task of reforming our nation’s tax code. If done right, it could turn out to be the most significant accomplishment of his career. But with well-established special interest groups standing in the way, it might be more likely that we just get more of the same, or worse yet, a bad deal for Montana.
Zinke is wrong to go after Obama
According to this newspaper and Politicker.com (a propaganda arm of the far right) Ryan Zinke is setting up a political action committee to be the voice of Special Forces and other military. Zinke wants to gain national political popularity by convincing veterans (all branches) that Obama is dangerous to America although Obama is considered to have done a good job in foreign matters (including national security).
Columbia Falls exhibit showcases outlaw Cosley
Joe Cosley, Glacier National Park’s first ranger who later was an infamous outlaw, is the focus of a yearlong public exhibit that debuts today at Glacier Discovery Square in Columbia Falls.
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College enrollment increases finally hit plateau
For the first time in about three years, Flathead Valley Community College’s spring enrollment declined slightly.
Warriors Writing on Warriors Featuring: Jody Azevedo
Jody Azevedo was born and raised in Sandpoint, Idaho, where her parents owned a dairy
Deadbeat Illinois serves as a warning
The dictionary defines "deadbeat" as someone who deliberately avoids paying their bills. It's an unflattering label, but for Illinois, it's now their unofficial new nickname: the Deadbeat State.
A stimulus for creating more debt
The stimulus package is a "spending" package. Obama urged everyone to go out and SPEND IT!! "That's the whole purpose," he said emphatically, obviously afraid it might go into savings instead. This hyped-up spending program, as designed, gives Obama a psychological boost as he launches his new administration. People are temporarily reassured and delighted that things seemingly return to normal with maybe better things to come.
Fed acts to broaden appeal of 'Main Street' lending program
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve is expanding the range of companies that will qualify for its soon-to-begin Main Street Lending Program, in which the Fed will lend directly to individual companies for the first time since the Great Depression.
Fed acts to broaden appeal of 'Main Street' lending program
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Federal Reserve is expanding the range of companies that will qualify for its soon-to-begin Main Street Lending Program, in which the Fed will lend directly to individual companies for the first time since the Great Depression.
Amid legal challenge, capital gains tax signed into law
OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) — A new capital gains tax on high profit stocks, bonds and other assets was signed into law Tuesday by Washington Gov. Jay Inslee.