The largest advertising in Montana is “The Meth Project,” which reaches 70-90% of teens three times a week. This is saturation-level advertising that appears on television, radio, the Internet and billboards.
The 30-second TV ads are posted online. You can view them here (link opens in a new window):
The Meth Project

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Based on his recent comments to the White Mountain Independent Criss Candelaria is already worried he won’t be re-elected. As you may know Michael B. Whiting is running against him for Apache county attorney. In response to the Board of Supervisors not approving the hiring of an attorney Candelaria wanted to hire, last week, he […]

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Last week my family and I attended the Central Navajo Rodeo Association’s (CNRA) first rodeo of the year. One of the rodeo’s major sponsors was the campaign to elect Michael B. Whiting for Apache County Attorney. Wow, what a great rodeo.
There were over 500 hundred people in attendance at the rodeo on both Saturday and […]

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Rick thank you for your post. Actions speak louder than words, which is why my opposition to the new strict zoning ordinances being proposed in Apache County says I am not from the “Good Ole Boys Club”. As you probably know private property in Apache County makes up only 13% of the entire county (most […]

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Please note, a few days ago several comments were posted and inadvertently deleted due to a sever error. If you posted such a comment please re-post it for a response. Sorry for any inconvenience. George, thanks for the info.

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With over 100 supporters present throughout the evening, Michael B. Whiting declared his candidacy for the elected position of Apache County attorney.
The event occurred at Kachina Realty in Springerville on Monday. Whiting, a Democrat, outlined several issues he considers important to Apache County. Those issues included the county’s financial troubles, the drug epidemic and recent […]

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