Opinions

Letter: Brown is the choice for Supreme Court

Editor, The Tribune: The Montana Supreme Court has gone rogue. They don’t think they are accountable to anyone. They run as “non-partisan” candidates, so the voters don’t know their true political views. They don’t even run as conservative or liberal. Except for one candidate—James Brown, the only constitutional conservative candidate for the Montana Supreme Court.

Not all who wander…

Focus on Faith

Remember them

As, I am sure, everyone is aware, last Sunday was September 11th. There are certain dates that stand out in our collective consciousness, days that need nothing but the date to remind us of events either joyous or tragic. December 25th, December 7th, October 31st, July 4th. And, of course, September 11th. Since that day 21 years ago our country has not been the same. If the terrorists accomplished nothing else, they changed our way of life – and not for the better. We have been a wounded people ever since.

Readers in agrreement over story

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Schwartz home was a safe haven with unconditional love

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Article was incorrect and hurtful

Editor, the Tribune: I was very disappointed in the content of the article, “Remembering my friend, a Vietnam veteran,” that appeared on the front page of the June 8 Terry Tribune.

Support for independent meat processors will have far-reaching benefits

If you recently bought meat from a local farmer, you are not alone. Over the past 22 months, millions of Americans quit overpaying at the grocery store and began buying food grown closer to home. This is good news for local livestock producers and the independent meat lockers they partner with.

Farm Bureau supports bipartisan infrastructure bill

The American Farm Bureau has sent a letter to all 100 U.S. senators expressing support for the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

Legion Auxiliary raffle winners

The American Legion Auxiliary would like to thank all those who purchased raffle tickets to help raise money for veterans and community projects and the ladies who made and donated the items.

Cattle maintenance in a drought

Stockmen throughout much of the West are dealing a “grand slam” of tough events—severe drought, grasshoppers, fire and extreme heat. Trying to keep cattle healthy and well fed when there isn’t much hay or grass around, as well as keeping your business afloat, has called for hard decisions and creativity. The Montana Farm Bureau Federation has put together a resource page on their website where producers can find links for help. This includes everything from the Montana Department of Agriculture’s Hay Hotline to the Managing Drought Risks on the Ranch Guide through MSU Extension. Visit www.mfbf.org for drought resources.