Mariah Thomas

For state Rep. Ed Byrne, R-Creston, a tradition of political elites making backroom deals in Montana politics harkens back to the days of Montana’s Copper Kings — and it has continued to rear its head since, most recently with the late withdrawals of two incumbent members of the state’s federal congressional delegation in March.

As Sister Judy Lund sat and spoke with Marygrace Knuffke, a St. Matthew’s alumna who is serving out her year as Miss Montana’s Outstanding Teen, Knuffke told her she’d be attending the University of Alabama on a full ride scholarship after she graduates in June.

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More than $325,000 have flowed into primary campaign coffers in and around the Flathead Valley, according to campaign finance reports filed with the state’s Commissioner of Political Practices, reflecting campaign donations and expenditures through May 20.

In this issue, you’ll find unforgettable stories, inspiring voices and deep dives into the moments shaping everyday life in America.

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Carolyn Wieringa, her colleagues, former students and current ones say, has made her mark after more than three decades of teaching at the school.