Dear Editor, Women have had abortions for thousands of years and more than likely thousands more, the reason or cause is known to the individual. We now have a group who think they have been given governing power. The original … read more
Dear Editor, Amidst all the rhetoric over the new Supreme Court judge, Ketanji Jackson, I’ve become disheartened to find so many of my fellow Americans don’t seem to have a grasp on “due process.” Due process refers to the idea … read more
Dear Editor, While hiking the other day, I met a middle-aged couple walking two small dogs in a baby stroller. I commented on the well-loved pups and a conversation ensued. These folks informed me that they had moved, about a … read more
Dear Editor, The real school choice is coming to your mailbox April 13th. You get to choose whether you want your schools to spend their time and your tax resources banning books or learning from them…censuring ‘Equity’ or focusing on … read more
Dear Editor, What did sportsmen expect? Greg Gianforte has just put out an “advisory” committee to lay out what should be in the next statewide elk management plan. It’s stacked with outfitters and landowners who are going to want licenses … read more
Dear Editor, Saw somewhere Congress has considered making «daylight stupid time» permanent, again. read more
Dear Editor, On the World Front: Let’s start with Trump vrs. Biden and Ukraine. It’s my opinion that if had Trump been re-elected as President, Putin may very well NOT have invaded Ukraine. BUT, also, the response of the US … read more
Dear Editor, It always frustrates me that some businesses have their meetings on Wednesday nights during Lent. read more
Dear Editor: A couple of weeks ago I heard Mark Levin talking about the Supreme Court case of Marbury v. Madison. Although I was not able to listen to everything he had to say, I realized that he and I … read more
Dear Editor: Commissioner Pitman’s guest editorial in the Billings Gazette on February 13, 2022, does not shed light on the MetraPark discussion. He states within the last five years, there was significant deterioration of Metra property and buildings. “We began … read more
Dear Editor: As a person full of misinformation, I thought the US Constitution gave states the ability to govern their own state. When I was in high school, Montana drafted a new constitution. Part of that document stated air and water … read more
Dear Editor: METRA There certainly seems to be a lot of views, opinions and disagreement regarding whether or not to keep the Metra Management under the guidance of the County or to Privatize? When one of the commissioners asked me … read more
Dear Editor: On Wednesday, January 19, there was a house fire in the Moon Valley area of the Alkali Creek neighborhood. KULR-8 reported a woman was trapped inside the home and Billings police officers helped her escape. Their story also … read more
Dear Editor: Masks Reduce Infection Rates! The article headlined “Data Shows: School Mask Mandates Make No Difference” in the Jan. 7 Yellowstone County News draws a conclusion that isn’t supported by the “data” it quotes. The numbers presented don’t answer … read more
Dear Editor: Fear. We have nothing to fear but the fear mongers themselves. We are being told how the Covid surge is as high as it was in its prime. The news is reporting how bad it is. Over the … read more
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 … read more
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 … read more
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 … read more
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. read more
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 … read more
