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Transparency of Paradise sewer project questioned after document uncovered
A doggedly determined group of anti-sewer protesters in Paradise have been hoping to overcome their own battle against the odds.
Robust attendance at Clark Fork Valley Hospital health fair
With health care concerns a dominating topic these days, getting information to people is a prime focus for health care providers.
Superior soap maker sticks to tried and true methods
Angie Mellen, founder of Mellen Patch Soaps, is new to the industry but sticks to the proven method.
Deer, elk gun opener is finally here!
The general hunting season for deer and elk begins Saturday in Montana and with it tens of thousands of hunters will take to the fields and forests seeking a trophy or meat for table.
Superior native honored by Google
Superior native Joseph Williams has been honored as the Google Trainer of the Month for North America.
Three county school districts report COVID-19 cases
The COVID-19 pandemic has reached three Sanders County schools.
St. Regis School staff member tests positive for coronavirus
A St. Regis School District staff member has tested positive for coronavirus.
Bears are busy in county trying to fatten up
Fall likewise can bring increased bear activity particularly if you have enticing treats lying around.
St. Regis School gets a facelift
In what has become a year of uncertainty due to the Covid-19 situation, St. Regis schools have found a way to create positive changes.
Letter writer explains her reasons for voting for Trump
To all those who say “I’d vote for anyone but Trump…I can’t stand him!” Or “I can’t believe you’re voting for Trump.”
Montanans can still respond to census by Oct. 31
Montanans Can Still Respond to the 2020 Census
Food for Thought: Successful step-parenting
Life for kids in a new stepfamily can be confusing and uncertain.
Kvelve's Comments: An assault on our sense of smell
Something is amiss in the world of stank.
Hot Springs gridders beat Noxon, fall to White Sulphur Springs
The Hot Springs football team had the unenviable task of playing two games in three days due to some unusual rescheduling plans.
Montana National Guard hosting Purple Heart Hunt at Fort Harrison
Montana National Guard to Conduct Purple Heart Hunt on Fort Harrison
Superior welcomes a new Little Free Library
This quaint box perched above a friendly hand-carved bear is a Little Free Library recently purchased and established by the Arnsans, Dan and Barbara.
Town Pump fundraiser underway to support food banks
Town Pump fundraiser helping food banks serve in crisis
What is the meaning of graffiti in Mineral County?
Is it the work of bored teen-agers or warnings from outsiders seeking to establish new territory?
LTE-Plains man supports Tranel for Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission is a critical race this fall.
St. Regis students write letters to first responders
Ireland’s class made and sent thank you cards to the department as well as emergency medical technicians and wildland fire fighters - whomever the students wanted to thank.