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Community pitches in to refurbish veteran's truck
HOT SPRINGS – The third annual Homesteaders Days car show was capped with a surprise presentation last weekend in Hot Springs.
Journey of Hope cycles through Sanders County
THOMPSON FALLS – A group of cyclists made their way through Sanders County for a good cause last week.
Obituary; George Frederick Popham
George Frederick Popham — 1918 - 2015
Obituary; Sharon E. Fenn
Sharon E Fenn passed away at her home in Superior, MT. on Thursday June 11, 2015.
Coach reflects on third consecutive Class B title
PLAINS – Three years in a row Plains High School has sent a large contingent of student athletes to the Class B State Meet during the final weeks of spring.
Obituary; Markkaya Jean (Bugsy) McGann Gullett
Markkaya Jean (Bugsy) McGann Gullett of Superior became our “angel in heaven” on May 22, 2015 as a result of a car accident. She was born May 14, 1992. A Memorial Service will be held Saturday, June 6, 2015 at 3:00 p.m. at the Plains Bible Chapel, 243 Combest Creek Rd, Plains, MT , with Potluck meal afterward (turn left past the fairgrounds).
Obituary; Gary Dean Dockter
Gary Dean Dockter, born on June 18, 1956 in Bismarck, ND to George and Ida Dockter passed away on May 23, 2015 at his home in St. Regis.Gary attended school in Bismarck, Mandan, Billings and Frenchtown. In 1972, Gary moved with his mother and siblings to St. Regis.
Legislators worked together for public safety and privacy
By Attorney General Tim Fox
Hot Springs radio station
HOT SPRINGS - It started back in 2006. David Max, now a resident of Hot Springs, was living in Missoula and found himself in legal battles to try an create a radio station.
On the road to recovery
PLAINS - Since Plains police officer, Frank Ceely, retired in January of 2015, he has gone through a gambit of life changing events that has changed his outlook and his approach to life. The most major one, which occurred April 8th, had perhaps the most profound effect on him.
Obituary; Lila Rae Gullette
SUPERIOR - Lila Rae Gullette, 72 of Superior, passed away Wednesday, May 6, 2015, in Missoula. Lila was born in Hamilton to Lewis and Inez Leavens on September 23, 1942, the seventh of 12 children.
Obituary; Maxine Marie Malek-Erker
MAXINE’S LIFE
Mineral County athletes storm into state meet
LAUREL - Athletic representatives from Mineral County were on hand last week to show competitors from all over Montana how it is done in Mineral County.
Noxon and Hot Springs athletes move on to state meet
MISSOULA – The Dornblaser Field was a busy place last week, hosting both the Western B and Western C divisional competitions.
Bluehawks and Horsemen compete at divisional meet
MISSOULA – Last week athletes from Thompson Falls and Plains competed in the boys Western B Divisional Meet at the University of Montana.
Plains Trotters
Plains senior Hailey Phillips (far right) competes last week at the Western B Divisional Meet at Dornblaser Field in Missoula.
Trotters take second at divisional meet
MISSOULA – Track and Field athletes from across western Montana descended on Missoula last week for the annual divisional meets.
Obituary; Ellen Haskins Trujillo
Ellen Haskins Trujillo, 68, peacefully ascended into heaven on May 11, 2015. She was born Ellen Carol Hankinson on June 23, 1946 in Missoula, Montana. She attended and graduated high school in Superior, Montana. She later went on to obtain her Law Degree from the School of Law at the University of Montana. After graduating from college in Missoula, Ellen moved to Walsenburg, Colorado where she established her law practice. Though Ellen had no biological children of her own, she dedicated part of her career to helping many children as a Guardian Ad Litem.
Obituary; Buddy E. Campbell
Buddy E. Campbell, 83, of Superior, passed away on Monday, April 27, 2015 at his home of natural causes, surrounded by his loving wife and two sons.
Mineral County athletes head to state
Marissa Koke finishes strong at a race in Missoula last week.