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Mineral County Justice Court, May 5-12, 2017
May 12, Aaron D. Becker, violation in construction zone
Athletes make good showing at Seeley-Swan Kim Haines Memorial Track Meet
The Seeley-Swan Kim Haines Memorial Track Meet was held on Saturday, May 6 at Frenchtown High School. Both St. Regis and Clark Fork Mountain Cats participated in the event which draws teams from all over western Montana.
Gianforte visits Superior group to discuss local issues
The Mineral County Republican Central Committee hosted a meet-and-greet for Greg Gianforte last Friday, May 5 at the Mineral County Fair Grounds. He is running for the vacant seat in congress against oppenent Rob Quist and addressed many issues facing voters today including management of the national forests, healthcare, vets and the economy.
Horsemen, Trotters track teams continue to improve in Frenchtown
In virtually every track event, Plains boys, girls track members gleefully run to coach Denise Montgomery and inform her about their PRs.
Bluehawks excel at Archie Row
Thompson Falls discus thrower McKenzie Holt captured first place at the Archie Row Invitational Saturday at Legends Stadium in Kalispell.
Beckman, Brown first at Trestle Creek
Thompson Falls’ Dylan Beckman is one of several Bluehawk, Lady Bluehawk golfers that has created a sense of optimism for the TF program’s future according to boys, girls golf coach Mike Bates.
Savage Heat boys, girls track set personal records at Frenchtown
The Hot Springs boys track team turned in several solid performances that included several PRs from some of their top-caliber performers in the Kim L Haines Memorial track meet Saturday at Frenchtown High School.
Plains-Hot Springs softball wins sixth straight
The Plains-Hot Springs softball team hasn’t peaked yet, according to assistant Coach David Thompson.
Local veteran groups remember Thomas B. Castles
Superior’s RSVP and Community Outreach group will honor Mineral County veterans again this year on Armed Forces Day May 20.
Political parties gear up for special May election
The Mineral County Democratic Central Committee held a potluck dinner and auction on Saturday, April 29, in Plains to raise funds for Rob Quist, Democratic candidate for the vacant seat for the U.S. House of Representatives.
St. Regis athletes Hill and Cantrell-Field win big in track
Two St. Regis athletes made it into the top six slot at the 19th Annual Russ Pilcher Western Montana Top 10 track and field meet in Missoula. Top athletes from all over Montana met at the Dornblaser track on April 25 to compete. Brock Cantrell-Field broke St. Regis School’s old discus record of 142 feet, 2 inches. Cantrell-Field threw 148 feet, 4 inches and took sixth place on Tuesday.
RZ Feeds opens in Superior
There’s a new feed store in Superior called RZ Feeds. Local owners Pete Ratzlaff and Doug Hutchins opened the doors a few weeks ago and offer a variety of bird and animal feed.
Plains' Thompson qualifies for Western Montana Top 10 invite
Plains trackster Jess Thompson is a dual sport spring athlete balancing time between track and softball, and Thompson is excelling in both, according to her track coach Denise Montgomery.
Mineral County athletes shine at Seeley-Swan Invitational
Seeley-Swan Track Invitational
Radio station looks to expand content, plans pig roast
KJFK-LP, a low frequency FM station, will host its annual pig roast and fundraiser with the initiative to raise money and community awareness, and expand its station Friday starting 4 p.m. at the Camas Recreation Center.
Plains track does well at Dave Tripp in Polson
The Plains track team entered the 2017 Dave Tripp Memorial track meet Thursday at Polson High School at less than full strength.
Thompson Falls girls, boys make impact at Dave Tripp track meet
Thompson Falls’ Ember Schwindt captured first place in the 100-meter relay Thursday afternoon at the Dave Tripp Memorial Track meet at Polson High School.
Annual Easter Egg hunt warms chilly morning in St. Regis for dozens of kids
It was a chilly 37 degree morning when residents across Mineral County prepared for annual Easter egg hunts. They were held in Alberton, sponsored by the Alberton Ridgerunners, and by the Mineral County Search and Rescue in Superior. In St. Regis the hunt took place in the town park and was sponsored by the local community council. Kassie Perkins sat at a picnic table and wrote kids names on tickets for two bicycles to be raffled off. The bikes were donated by Tricon Timber, and the Lincoln $50,000 Bar and The Gift Shop in St. Regis donated a lot of the other gifts which lined tables under the covered picnic area. Perkins said other businesses in the area, as well as in Missoula also donated items for the event. The St. Regis Community Council also donated $300 for gifts.
Prescribed burns to begin in Petty Creek area
On Wednesday, April 12, a public meeting was held by the Ninemile Ranger District to discuss the Petty Creek Big Game Ecosystem Management Burn Project. The meeting was held in the Alberton cafeteria where residents were brought up-to-date on activities and were able to ask questions about the project located just south of Alberton.
Superior School Board trustee election is May 2
Superior School will be holding a mail ballot election for school board of trustee positions on May 2, 2017. Ballot were mailed out last week for two open positions. Current board member, Kate DiGiando, is stepping down and Michelle Parkin, who is the current board chair, is running for re-election.