by Tim Ravndal | May 24, 2021 | Montana News
By Tim Ravndal Many citizens claim each time a local government department moves forward with a project or to achieve capitol improvement goals, the ability to fund those projects comes under scrutiny. Those that follow local government actions bring forward questions...
by Tim Ravndal | May 23, 2021 | Featured 1, Montana News
By Tim Ravndal Last week we covered a meeting in Great Falls that opened the door to accountability problems within the system of child protection. Many times in the effort to provide a safety net for families going through troubling times, Child Protective Services...
by admin | May 21, 2021 | Broadwater County, Featured 1, Montana News, USDA
Loss Of Access To Public Land Coming to A Forest Near You By Tim Ravndal Local government is charged with providing an equitable management planning process to ensure beneficial use of natural resources. When there is not enough information provided to the local...
by Tim Ravndal | May 18, 2021 | Headline News, Montana News
Professionals Deliver The Truth In Great Falls Montana By Tim Ravndal Several years ago John Walton seeking to help his grandchild found himself at the mercy of Child Protective Services (CPS). Because the system works for the system with little to no oversight the...
by admin | May 14, 2021 | Headline News, Montana News
By Tim Ravndal, In 2020 a complaint was lodged, claiming the names of 2 campgrounds on Canyon Ferry Lake were racist. That complaint triggered the Federal Bureau of Reclamation to arbitrarily begin to change the names of the Confederate Campground and Chinamen’s...
by Tim Ravndal | May 7, 2021 | Broadwater County, Montana News
By Tim Ravndal Open meeting laws are continually making headlines in the real news coverage of local government meetings across Montana. Efforts to ensure that the citizens are afforded a fair opportunity to participate in the public meetings has been challenging for...
