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Rediscovering home: Superior's pool
The Mineral County Pool in the Park recently took a jump off the “high dive.”
Superior fifth-grader is a beekeeper training
11-year-old Ayla Henderson of Superior has the buzz on bees.
Tribes, wildlife officials oppose proposed hunting bill for Flathead Indian Reservation
Tribal advocates argued during a Tuesday evening hearing in Helena that a proposed hunting bill could jeopardize tribal-state relations and result in years of costly litigation.
Flying high
Savage Heat senior Jarod White practices the triple jump event for the first track meet of the season.
Slow season start for elk hunters in west-central Montana
After the first two weekends of big game season, west-central Montana hunter check stations show that elk harvest is off to a slow start, but hunter traffic through the stations is up from last season.
Black & white leads to green?
Is the world black and white? So, I'm writing this in response to Sherry Welty, who believes that the Bible is absolute and who made the outrageous claim that the majority believe it's either heaven or hell for humans when they die. I used to be in her shoes and held the same state of mind until I began my globe trotting ways. I'll never forget the Sunday I got back from the Netherlands a few years ago, and I hopped in my car to attend service at the Assembly of God Church in Plains. When I first arrived and realized that the speaker at the church that day was from the Netherlands, I expected that God was going to enlighten me with something profound.
Thompson Falls Council reviews zoning law and dog kennel request
Thompson Falls monthly council meeting saw tensions rise after the second reading of a new zoning ordinance, with other discussions centering on whether dog kennels should be allowed in city limits.
Wind damage 3
The large tree that fell on the two vehicles once housed a tree-house. The owner suspected the white car to be totaled.
Road closure planned for Little Joe Road this summer, work starting
The Lolo National Forest began a large two phased road improvement project on Little Joe Road, Forest Road 282, late last month to resurface the road, improve drainage, and upgrade two stream crossings.
Teammates
Jarod White (left) and Jimmy Holland (right) pose with the 6-Player Football State Championship trophy along with teammate Trevor Paro (center).
Local horologist's clock business keeps on ticking
Anderson is a local horologist. But at face value, the average glance at your smartphone digital clock kind of person probably wouldn’t admit to knowing what that is. He and his wife Mia came together like sort of like clockwork to run their small business, Saint Regis Clocks and Collectibles. They are a registered business with the state, servicing and selling antique and vintage clocks from all over the world.
Mineral Community Hospital expands offerings
Scheduling important medical appointments and arranging vital procedures can be a challenge living out in rural Montana. Hospitals and clinics are spread few and far between the mountainous landscape that makes up Mineral County.
Slide repairs planned near Heron
The Montana Department of Transportation is planning work that will address landslides along Montana 200 near Heron.
Griz top preseason Big Sky polls, Cats 2nd
SPOKANE, Washington — Coming off a trip to the FCS national championship game in January, Montana was picked to win the Big Sky Conference for a second consecutive season in both the media and coaches preseason polls Sunday.
Hot Springs' Knudsen named QB of Western Division All-Conference team
Brandon Knudsen, Hot Springs Savage Heat standout quarterback and linebacker heads the list of post-season honorees from the Western Division 6-man All-Conference team.
Superior basketball
Tanner Smith, guarded closely by Jarod White, rushes the ball past half court in Superior's win over Hot Springs.
Post Up
Brady Ovitt passes the ball beneath Wyatt Winbrenner's legs Saturday during the Horsemen Basketball white-vs-black team scrimmage.
New bill promises harsher fines for boaters ignoring efforts to halt spread of invasive species in Montana
State wildlife officials examine over 100,000 boats annually at roadside inspection stations, searching for signs of hitchhiking critters that could harm local lakes, rivers and streams.
St. Regis seamstress has lifetime of experience
Since she was knee-high to a grasshopper, or in this case, a Singer Sewer, Gayle Johnston’s remarkable seamstress profession has come together over the years one stitch at a time.
Montana lawmakers report letters with mysterious powder
Republican lawmakers in Montana received letters containing white powder as federal agents investigate mysterious substances similarly mailed to GOP officials in two other states.