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Snowplows get green light
As a result of legislation requested from the Montana Department of Transportation, House Bill 56 allowed the department to use alternate colored lights on their snowplows.
Final Four-legged fever hits county
Final Four-legged fever hit Mineral County last week as donkeys hit the floor boards in the St. Regis gym. The junior high school class brought the floppy-ear critters to town through Donkey Sports Inc. as a fundraiser where students and staff from St. Regis and Superior faced-off for braying rights.
Plains, Noxon split double-header
Matthew Unrau
Tennis 1
Hillary Stevens hits a forehand winner against Loyola.
Thousands of bargain hunters attend St. Regis Flea Market
Once again people descended on the St. Regis Community Park to enjoy three days of bargain hunting as the Annual St. Regis Flea Market went into full swing. This event, called Montana’s largest flea market, brings in approximately four thousand people, said one of the coordinators, Anita Bailey.
Hot Springs school celebrates holidays with music
Museum looking to go to 150th Anniversary Mullan Road Conference
During this time 150 years ago, U.S. Army Lieut. John Mullan was finishing the first road ever to cross the Rocky Mountains to the inland of the Pacific Northwest. Mullan started the road in the spring of 1859 and finished it during the summer of 1860. The road travels from Fort Walla Walla, Washington to Fort Benton, Montana, which at the time was then Nebraska territory.
Hospital receives grant for radiology lab
SUPERIOR – The Mineral Community Hospital recently received a grant, which paid for a brand new, state-of-the-art radiology lab for mammogram screenings.
The Tall Grass
Ashley Cheesman of St. Regis hits out of the rough.
Little guy wrestling 2
A Hot Springs grappler hits the mat with a Polson wrestler.
Tennis 4
Myranda Kuhl hits a backhand against Loyola Sacred Heart Friday.
Superior battles Plains in season opener
Telephone Pole
The large truck hit the telephone pole as it turned onto Kruger Road.
BOW kayaking
Participants in the Saturday morning class practice their hand positioning before hitting the water.
Riverdogs win pair at Libby's wood bat tourey
It’s early in the season, but not too early to start thinking “hey, these guys are pretty good.”
Trotters softball tops Troy for first victory
It was the Maddy Blood show Saturday in Troy as the Plains Trotters softball team picked up their first win of the year, 11-0 over the Lady Trojans.
Black Sox fall to Hot Springs in championship
Matt Unrau
Annual softball tournament held in Superior
Runners attempt to advance on an infield hit during a game in Superior.
Plains Trotters
Senior Rebekah Barnard hits the volleyball past the Thompson Falls defense in a match earlier in the season.
The boys of fall - by Colin Murphey
The Plains Horsemen hit the sled during their first practice of the season Friday morning.