A labor of love for St. Regis Lab breeders

There’s nothing quite like the smell of puppy breath in the morning; well, that and coffee.

Three-car accident on Highway 200

A Dodge Ram stuck two vehicles outside of “Trophy Taker” in Plains. The accident occurred on Highway 200 toward Thompson Falls at 4:08 p.m. on April 12.

Zylawy boys releasing first album

The Zylawy Boys didn’t know when their cd would be ready to be released back when they were first interviewed in November. However, production has wrapped up. The boys will release their first cd with a release party and celebration this Sunday, January 30. The event will be held at Superior Mountain Mudd, which is located in the old school building in Superior from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.

Chuck Seward

Chuck Seward points to CDs of artists he has recorded in his professional audio recording studio just outside Superior.

Linda Rae Weinberg Letcher

Linda Rae Weinberg Letcher, 76, passed away peacefully at her home in Superior, Montana, on Jan. 26, 2018.

Linda Lou "White" Horn

Linda Lou "White" Horn was born March 15, 1964 to Roger and Lou White in Hamilton, Montana.

Linda (Wall) Shrock

Linda (Wall) Shrock

Obituary: Linda J. Toomey

SUPERIOR — Linda Jean Toomey, 61, of Superior, passed away on Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Mineral Community Hospital of natural causes.

Remembering Linda

Wildhorse Plains Back Country Horsemen honor former BCH member

Seven Wildhorse Plains Back Country Horsemen gathered with Hot Springs' resident Randy Andrews and family in the mountains north of Plains on Saturday, May 22, to spend a few minutes remembering Randy's wife Linda, a former BCH member, who passed away unexpectedly in September of '09.

Melanie's Christmas Column: Channeling the spirit of Christmas every day

Every Christmas season, the feelings that evoke the pleasantries of home, family, love and good tidings are amplified by the holiday cheer. The main streets in the little towns are brighter, the smiles on everyone’s faces bigger. Christmas brings that out in all of us, and it starts from an early age.

Lady Hawks hit their stride

THOMPSON FALLS – The Thompson Falls Lady Hawks hosted the Mission-Arlee-Charlo Bulldogs last Friday in a hard fought game.

Plains youngsters hit the track

The annual Plains Elementary Track Day was held under gray skies and a constant drizzle, but that couldn’t spoil the elementary students chance to shine Thursday.

Dare to Live Without Limits Patience

You're driving home from work with 40 miles of highway ahead of you. Wanting to get home as soon as possible, you weave in and out of traffic doing 70 or maybe 75 mph rather than the 65 mph the rest of the traffic is traveling. How much time will you save? Zipping along at 75 mph saves you a whopping 5 minutes compared to 65 mph.

Common Core

Linda Hohenstein gives a presentation on the Common Core State Standards.

Senior program receives grants to benefit school programs

The Retired Senior Volunteer Program in Mineral County received a grant from Blackfoot Telecommunications for $500.

RSVP offers child safety files

The Department of Justice reported in 2002 that nearly 800,000 children are reported missing each year. The average victim of abduction is an 11 year old girl who is a “low risk”, “normal” child from a middle class neighborhood. 300,000 children end up being sexually exploited in the fastest growing crime in the world-child trafficking. Child trafficking is the 2nd largest crime, second only to the sale of illegal drugs.

Rappin' cowboy stops in Hot Springs

The unlikely combination of country music and rap was brought to Fergie’s pub in Hot Springs on Thursday evening.

Pair of accidents occur on Hwy 135

The stretch of Highway 135, from Highway 200 to St. Regis, was the site of two accidents, one occuring on Tuesday, March 23, and the second on Friday, March 19.

Russell Norris Grunhuvd

Birth

Linda, Elise and Ella Dupuis are proud to announce the arrival of their little sister, Katie Anna Dupuis.