Plans for a new community center in Winnett, in Petroleum County, are definitely a go after a generous donation from Winnett native Larry Carrell, and his wife, Kathi. Larry grew up in Petroleum county, later enjoying a successful career in the petroleum industry. During a community meeting Wednesday evening, the Carrells pledged a total of […]

In the battle to defend Montana from noxious weeds and invasive plants, the early winter storms in our state may have impacted your battle plan. Listen to the podcast to hear Kellieann Morris, (Ravalli County), and Jesse Scott, (Carter County), with the Montana Weed Control Association, talk about the most effective ways to manage weeds […]

Is there an end-game to the Chinese/U.S. trade dispute? Do the American people have the will to see it to the end? Are American agriculture producers suffering collateral damage from a trade war in which they stand to benefit little? Still more questions than answers when it comes to the 18-month long trade dispute with […]

Montana’s State Auditor Matt Rosendale paid a studio visit to Voices on Friday. His FAST program has been on a fast-track since being launched less than a year ago. It brings together multiple agencies to help fight against senior fraud and other scams. Listen to the podcast to find out more about that program, along […]

Will the modernization of the 1960’s Columbia River Treaty be a benefit or a detriment to Montana? It could be both. Listen to the podcast to hear State Senator Mike Cuffe, President of the Pacific Northwest Economic Region (PNWER) discuss two key issues surrounding the treaty, that of selenium pollution and compensation for power generation. […]

A former Planned Parenthood clinic manager for 18 years, Sue Thayer believed she was helping women. But a change in direction for Planned Parenthood led to a transformation in Sue’s life. She is now the Outreach Director for 40 Days for Life, a prayer vigil, pro-life movement currently taking place outside of over 500 abortion […]

What’s the long-range outlook for winter in your world? Listen to the podcast, as meteorologists from across the state discuss the record-setting early winter storm, give their long-range winter forecasts, talk about weather patterns unique to their areas of Montana, and provide important safety tips for the winter of 2019-2020. The Winter Curmudgeon made a […]

Does your employer pick out your healthcare plan for you? Would you choose differently if it were up to you? As an employer who wants to provide healthcare benefits, would you prefer more options for your employees? A new rule to come into effect in January may be a game changer when it comes to […]

The American Prairie Reserve (APR) recently announced plans to alter their proposal for year-round grazing on nearly 300,000 acres of public land to seasonal grazing on 48,000 acres, in a move the group said was a compromise and a response to local concerns. Chuck Denowh, with United Property Owners of Montana (UPOM), a group opposed […]

Where does your loyalty lie? For some, that’s an easy question to answer. For others, there’s a fence they can ride — until late November, that is. With records of 4-1 each, both the Montana State University Bobcats and the University of Montana Grizzlies are ranked in the top ten in the latest FCS Stats […]