Opinion

Finding treasure in the mailbox

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As I always say, the best part of writing a weekly column is going to the mailbox and finding a book or cookbook that was sent to me by a

Where did our flag go?

If you happened past our state capitol a few weekends ago, you would have been in for a surprise. Looking for our state flag, flying proudly over the capitol building,

Former NFL player exposes the hoax

Whoever let Burgess Owens in the room should be penalized. That’s what Democrats were thinking when Mr. Owens took the microphone during the recent hearings for reparations in the House.

Letters to the editor

We welcome all letters to the editor expressing your opinions on issues of public interest to our Sweet Grass County readership. But to get your letters in the paper, your

Grandmacare is not as lucrative as cattle ranching

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One of my summer jobs is watching my three grandsons while their parents are at work. Of course I love almost all aspects of that job (excluding vomit clean-up), but

Overpaid and ignorant

Finally, some good news in the bakery wars. So, for whatever reasons liberals have a thing for bakeries. They take great joy hauling bakers into court, which - like most

Taking flight

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Friends: You just need them in your life

I know folks are anxiously awaiting the Big Timber Rodeo and Sweet Grass Fest on June 28-29. I am told that both of these events are a huge mark on

Tribute to Spud Cremer, king of the Big Timber Rodeo

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The Big Timber Rodeo and all of the associated festivities will be held next weekend. Few people who have not been involved in putting on a rodeo realize how much