Trail Rail Run invades St. Regis

Runners from throughout the northwest participated in the first annual Trail Rail Run Saturday.

Thompson Falls economy promotes tourism

This is the second article in a four-part series, which looks at how local economics are doing throughout Sanders County.

Parking at fairground to raise money for DAV van

PLAINS – A new organization in part with the DAV Volunteer Transportation Network has taken on a different way to fundraise this year for a replacement van to help veterans get to their VA medical appointments.

American Red Cross hosts blood drive in Superior

Residents of Superior came out to the Mineral Community Hospital to donate blood to the American Red Cross Thursday.

The 18th annual Trade Fair dubbed successful

PLAINS – The Plains-Paradise Chamber of Commerce hosted their 18th annual Trade Fair on Saturday, opening the doors of the Plains High School gymnasium to businesses from throughout Sanders County and beyond.

St. Regis School District offers free online college courses to community members

Ride across the country for a good cause comes to an end

PLAINS – In June of this year, former Methodist Pastor Thomas Hall retired from his position as parishioner to his small flock in Plains.

Korean War vets to be honored on Armed Forces Day

Three of Superior’s Korean War veterans will be honored for their military services at the Armed Forces Day ceremony on Saturday, May 18 at Superior High School. Cabin Fever Quilters will present Wayne Bricker, Lee Magone and Doug Cummings with quilts in honor of their services in the Korean War. The event begins at noon and is open to the public.

Entire volleyball district gives up their warm-up colors for Harlee

There are many heart-wrenching stories when it comes to sports. When people come together to compete and enjoy a game, they often give up a lot to win or to show up and support their team, but less often do they give up a lot for another team’s community.

Spay and neuter clinic planned for Superior

Summer Crosby

Agreement and Disagreement

Jim Elliott

Commissioners decide on two projects for FAA money

County commissioners voted last Wednesday to move forward with two projects that would continue to improve the county’s airport. Several projects were discussed, but the commissioners chose to go forward with an AWOS weather system and a revenue generating hanger and to submit them for them for the 2011 Federal Aviation Administration grant money and the state for five percent match money.

Lady Panthers take third place

Nick Ianniello

New businesses optimistic about relocation

Nick Ianniello

Bluehawks fall shy at divisional meet

Matt Unrau

Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce takes stock of events

HOT SPRINGS- The Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce monthly meeting took place at Fergie’s Pub on Tuesday to discuss previous and future events in the community. Five members of the committee took turns talking about what worked in the past and what needed to be done concerning upcoming events to increase the likelihood of success.

Superior Lions Club continues to improve annual rodeo

SUPERIOR - Twenty years ago the Mineral County Fair Board asked the Superior Lions Club if they could help revitalize the rodeo.

Questions raised over Balenger's use of vehicle while on leave

Mineral County Undersheriff Mike Boone was present at a regular meeting of the Mineral County Commissioners Dec. 12 to field questions regarding the paid administrative leave of Jim Balenger.

Kvelve's Comments: Spiritual sports revival

Praise the Lord and pass the basketball.

Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls

Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls