Tristan Scott is the Managing Editor at Billings Gazette Communications. He specializes in themes related to agriculture and farming, hospitality and leisure, and construction, with a focus on topics such as water conservation, tourism, and the construction industry. Tristan's work has been featured in various publications, including KPVI-DTV, Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal, and Bozeman Daily Chronicle.
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Tristan Scott's articles predominantly cover local government announcements, legal policy regulations, and events in the Flathead Valley area of Montana. The topics covered include Glacier National Park, BNSF Railway, Flathead Valley, conservation, and hunting.
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Teal ribbons adorn backpacks and jeans throughout the month of April as a symbol of solidarity for survivors of sexual assault. First officially observed in 2001, this month marks the 25th annual Sexual Assault Awareness Month (SAAM). At Seattle University, several groups and offices across campus have aimed to create space to uplift survivors and...
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Every spring for the past four decades, as the high-elevation snowpack recedes and the trails melt out, Jack Rich has pioneered a route from his guest ranch near Seeley Lake up and over Pyramid Pass, a prominent western gateway to the Bob Marshall Wilderness Complex. To clear the mainline stock trail, he’s cut through toppled […]
Police detectives have solved the 30-year-old murder of a local schoolteacher and announced Wednesday that evidence from the original crime scene matched a recent DNA sample from a Missoula man.
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In 1886, workers across the country led historic strikes and protests demanding fair and safe working conditions. Now, 140 years later, their fight for the same goals continues with the current generation as they navigate new labor challenges.
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The three-way race for Lincoln County’s open Senate seat pits two four-term state reps against a Merchant Marine from Libby. The seat, held since 2019 by Mike Cuffe, who has termed out of both the House and the Senate, encompasses the heart of conservative Lincoln County, where 76% of the 2024 general election vote fell […]
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As voters cast ballots for this year’s party primaries, they’ll be weighing in on a primary election cycle characterized by abnormalities.
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In fall 2024, the Sullivan Scholarship program was paused for reevaluation, with no new scholars selected for the 2024-25 academic year. Now, the program has returned, but with a far narrower scope: the scholarship is now awarded to just two students per year compared to the previous nine, and both must have attended Catholic or Jesuit high schools.
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As Glacier National Park administrators scuttle plans for a vehicle-reservation system they’ve been beta-testing since post-pandemic crowding reached a tipping point in 2021, they’re crafting a long-range strategy that doubles down on an untested proposal to shore up the park’s overburdened shuttle network and expand parking in the Going-to-the-Sun Road corridor. Visitors will encounter a […]
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A collaboration between the Kootenai National Forest, private landowners and a nonprofit conservation partner will provide new public recreation access to the Cabinet Mountains Wilderness in northwest Montana while conserving critical habitat in one of the smallest grizzly bear recovery zones in the lower 48. Located near Troy, the 160-acre Falls Creek Project — so […]
