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The Outpost's pages are always open to conservative voices (Outpost columnists have included Rob Natelson and Brad Molnar), and conservative pieces typically run without argument or contradiction, unlike liberal voices on radio.

Berg on Rye David 2008

The Outpost's bank since its inception had been First Citizens until it was absorbed by Western Security Bank.

Archive 2007-05-01 David 2007

If you haven't taken a look at the Outpost's summer book issue, well, then go do it.

Archive 2007-07-01 David 2007

If you read The Outpost's Memorial Day calendar, you noticed that we had no events honoring veterans listed.

Super heroes David 2007

The Outpost's bank since its inception had been First Citizens until it was absorbed by Western Security Bank.

Contractual obligations David 2007

If you read The Outpost's Memorial Day calendar, you noticed that we had no events honoring veterans listed.

Archive 2007-06-01 David 2007

If you haven't taken a look at the Outpost's summer book issue, well, then go do it.

Book issue David 2007

Gee, I wonder if this piece of news will affect The Outpost's chances of cashing in on a chunk of change from the state's largest advertiser.

Pony up David 2006

I started this blog (the first by a working journalist in Montana) in part out of a hope to supplement the Outpost's weekly news coverage with daily updates and commentary.

Archive 2006-09-01 David 2006

Under the euphonious headline "Outcry, outrage, outlaw, outpost: out, out, out," the Northern Light takes issue with the Outpost's decision to print an ad in the April 27 issue that opposes new county ordinances regulating obscenity and sexually oriented businesses (I couldn't find the editorial on the website, but it's in the hard-copy edition).

Out, Outpost David 2006