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Tigers trump Bobcats
It was homecoming week for both the St. Regis Lady Tigers and the Superior Lady Bobcats and it showed as they both played strong in their match at Superior Thursday night.
Superior's summer tennis season starts
The first weekly tournament of the Superior Summer Tennis League got off to a big start this week with two days of beautiful weather and all ages tennis.
Trotters trounce Bobcats
With their coach watching over them like a hawk, Plains used the fast break to sprint to a 76-25 win over Superior and ran off with their third-straight victory.
Superior locals attack the courts
The summer heat hasn’t kept local tennis players from hitting the courts.
Bobcats crush Charlo Vikings
Friday night was the first game for the Superior Bobcats Varsity Football team and they showed their mettle with a solid victory over Charlo Vikings.
Prep basketball roundup
On Thursday night in Superior, Class C, Clark Fork Mountain Cats challenged themselves with non-conference games against Class B, Thompson Falls. The Cats took a big loss, 70-30, as the boy’s faced their towering adversaries, with half the team over six foot tall, including six foot, five-inch McKenzie Holt. Cat eighth grader, Carson Callison at five feet, ten-inches, was no match during the game starting tip-off against Holt.
Community Notes
An intimate evening with country music star John King will be held on Aug. 15 from 6 to 10:30 pm at the Alberton Gorge Ranch. Tickets are available at albertonrailroadday.com and proceeds benefit the Alberton Farm to School Program.
Introducing the graduating classes of 2018
It was a weekend of celebrations for 30 Mineral County high school graduates over Memorial Weekend. St. Regis and Superior held graduations on Sunday and Alberton held theirs on Monday.
Community Notes
From “The Thing About Jellyfish” to “Call of the Osprey”; from “The Bear and the Piano” to “Feathers: Not Just For Flying” — these are just a few of the new children’s books available at the Mineral County Library thanks to a Children’s Book Project grant award from the Pilcrow Foundation.
Official results from school elections
Dan Hazlett and Michelle Parkin won the two open seats on the Superior School Board.
High school students have a superior night at prom
Letter to the Editor; Taking care of a legacy
Second Forest Service meeting takes place
Wild Cats end season best in the west
Olympian decision and future of route discussed
Representatives from the Superior Forest Service were at the Friday meeting of the Mineral County Commissioners to discuss the decision made for the Route of the Olympian trail.
Couple leaves retirement for used car dealership
Clark accepts plea bargain for string of Superior area thefts
Steven Clark’s trial in the Mineral County District Court will not take place as the result of a plea bargain agreement between Clark and Mineral County District Attorney Marcia Boris.
Mountain Cats rout Twin Bridges, 60-22
Clark Fork co-op 60, Twin Bridges, Idaho 22
Schools could lose free hot lunch program
Area schools are at risk of losing their free breakfast and lunch hot lunch programs.
Bobcats bested by Valley Christian
Back from Christmas break, the Superior boys had a rough game against Valley Christian coming back into the season after a week of practice.