Letters to the Editor
Want to read a letter to the editor of Bigfork Eagle? See below to view their letters.
The Big (true) Beautiful (not so much) Bill
After all the concern about runaway government spending and the hand wringing about the budget deficit why on eart…
We’re being overrun
I was shocked today almost to the point of being physically ill when I read headlines in your Aug. 9 issue, “Bigfork subdivision proposal for 125 homes.”
Bigfork High School Board to vote on the addition of baseball
Bigfork High School is on the verge of an exciting decision as the Board prepares to vote on the addition of baseball as a new high school sport for the upcoming 2023/2024 school year.
Flathead watershed in need of septic legislation
The 68th Session of the Montana Legislature recently concluded. While there have been some tacit wins for water quality, the Flathead Lakers see this as a glass half empty session.
Good riddance to the Holland Lake Lodge expansion proposal
The rollout of a proposal by one of North America’s biggest ski developers to triple the size of Holland Lake Lodge and bring industrial tourism and commercial recreation to the rural, wildlife-rich Swan Valley in …
Letter to the editor: Bigfork Competitors do great at state
Bigfork Competitors traveled to Billings to compete in the Scholastic Clay Target Program Montana State Championship for Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays held on…
A 'thank you' to the community of Bigfork
A letter of thanks to the community of Bigfork from Stephanie Lovelett.
Letters to the editor July 29
Letters to the editor July 29
Pave the North Fork Road to Camas
In regards to Flathead County Public Works Director Dave Prunty’s comments on the North Fork Road, I’ve never liked the cost-share program to control the road dust in front of our properties in the North Fork. I ha…
Montana voter laws empower voting
Montana voter laws do not suppress voting but guarantee that every vote cast in a Montana election will count.
My doctor the politician
Why do so many Americans get their medical advice from politicians?
Local trustee concerned with private school income tax credit bill
The $200,000 limit is an absurdly high leap from the current $150.
Seatbelts and face masks both ignite community debate
The education of Bigfork Students needs to be top priority of the school board during this time.
Restrict legal immigration to protect American workers
Without question, Bullock would vote in lock-step with Chuck Schumer to support Biden's agenda.
Former Bigfork School Board member in favor of Melissa Romano for superintendent of public instruction
Dear editor:
Swan Hall board thanks local newspapers, community donors
The Board of Trustees for the Swan River Community Hall would like to thank the Bigfork Eagle and Daily Inter Lake for bringing our plight and plea to the attention of the public and also to those wonderful people …