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Native American Culture Day held at Superior Schools
Superior history teachers Chris Clairmont and Vicky Nytes attended the Montana History Conference last September, …
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PHOTOS: Students build shed for Job Site Ready program
St. Regis High School students participated in a job readiness program sponsored by Missoula College.
PHOTO: St. Regis holds cleanup day
Friday, April 25, was Community Clean Up Day for the students at St. Regis School.
Performing Arts Council Spring Gala features Pollo Loco
It was an experiment when a group in Mineral County sponsored a set of informal concerts in 2007, and the public enthusiasm was what they had hoped would happe…
PHOTOS: Americanism essay winners
This year's Americanism Essay Award winners were all from Vicky Nytes eighth grade U.S. history class in Superior.
Body of missing Missoula woman found in Clark Fork River
Authorities over the weekend recovered the body of a missing Missoula woman from the Clark Fork River.
PHOTO: Trail cleanup day
Several members of the Mineral County Rec Club participated with the trail cleanup between Crystal Springs and Tarkio that became part of the Mineral County Ra…
PHOTOS: Meat processors convention visits Superior Meats
Two busloads from the Montana Meat Processors Association state convention in Missoula were treated to a field trip to witness how Jerry Stroot and his team pr…
The family brand: Tradition lives on at Charlo ranch
From eight months to 80-plus years, the crowd gathered at the Weible Ranch south of Charlo for Saturday's branding represented generations of family and friend…
Former undersheriff pens new novel
What do you get when you cross a drifter, a biker, a college graduate and an undersheriff from Sanders County?
Western Montana’s Mental Health Clinic to provide therapist for Plains Schools
Two teachers submitted their resignations during the April school board meeting: Fourth grade teacher Nichole Cockrell and music teacher Rhiannon Greenwood.
Meetings will focus on comingling of wild and domestic sheep
A series of free, public meetings will be held in Montana communities in April and May to discuss the Wild and Domestic Sheep Comingling Project.
Former Forest Service law enforcement officer pleads guilty to fraud
A Thompson Falls man accused of falsifying time and attendance records admitted to charges last week, U.S. Attorney Kurt Alme said.
Legislature passes law to increase penalties for drunk driving fatalities
A bill strengthening Montanan’s DUI laws had its first hearing before a committee in mid-January, and is now inches away from crossing the legislative finish line.