PHOTOS: T-ball time in Superior

The Superior Youth Baseball T-Ball teams play every Thursday evening in Superior at 6 p.m.

Doubles duo Jasper and Quick rally for upset win

In a very ambitious schedule, Superior tennis team played against some of the top teams and players in the state, including Simms, Loyola, Valley Christian, and Mission.

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 processes approximately 1.3 million pounds of meat every year. Superior Meats signature 20-hour roasted pig served almost 100 attendees’ lunch on Thursday. (Monte Turner/Mineral Independent)

PHOTOS: Americanism essay winners

This year's Americanism Essay Award winners were all from Vicky Nytes eighth grade U.S. history class in Superior.

Superior's Cataldo cards low score at Gary Thompson Invite

On a mostly sunny skies day, albeit a chilly morning start, the Gary Thompson Invitational high school golf event at River’s Bend Golf Course near T Falls crowned a pair of team and individual champions this past Saturday.

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 happen.

Loyola Spring Swing tests local golf teams

For local high school golfers, the Loyola Spring Swing, a two-day tournament at two Missoula area golf courses last week was a learning experience and an opportunity.

Legals for April, 30 2025

Local throwers go long at Top 8 meet

The “Top 10” and “Top 8” high school track competitions for this part of Montana featured athletes from most of the Class AA and A schools in Western Montana, with some solid showings from local (Sanders-Mineral) tracksters sprinkled among the results.

Native American Culture Day held at Superior Schools

Superior history teachers Chris Clairmont and Vicky Nytes attended the Montana History Conference last September, where they learned about the Traveling Medicine Show, a program from the Glacier Art Museum.