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Superior Lions crown rodeo royalty
Cowboy hats off to the Superior Lions for doing their part in making a traditional summer event as best as they could during an abnormal year.
Plains Alliance Church celebrates 50th anniversary
Long-time congregation member Roger Mallery summed up the 50-year anniversary of his church in a simple phrase.
Pseudo-seizures explained
Pseudo-seizures resemble epileptic seizures. People with pseudo-seizures experience episodes of loss of consciousness, twitching or jerking, and unusual emotional states, such as feelings of fear or deja vu.
In some way, baseball is back
Ahhh, now there’s a slice of “reality” sports fans can grab onto.
Superior thrift store reopens
The Women in Timber thrift store in Superior opened back up to customers on July 21 after being closed for nearly half a year. One of the original founders of the store, Joann Merseal said, “This has been one of the longest spans of time we’ve been shut down, and we’ve been open since 1987.”
Alberton Farmers’ Market a sweet step back in time
Every Thursday evening from 5 to 8 during summer the town of Alberton seems to revert back in time.
David Mirisch still going strong at 85
It was just a year ago when David and Sandy Mirisch moved to Superior to join their daughter Summer Drey and three of their eight grandchildren Madeline, Brydon and Brigder.
Sanders County deals with illegal dumping
One person’s garbage is not always another person’s treasure.
St. Regis School plans to resume in-class training
On June 21, the St. Regis School Board voted to bring children back to in-classroom instruction at the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
Fixing water, sewer systems is uphill battle
While residents in other parts of Sanders County are dealing with sewer and water systems of their own, Plains has been faced with that and more.
Four-day week the plan for Plains schools
Getting students back in the classroom this Fall amid the Covid-19 outbreak has proven to be a massive task.
Legals for July, 29 2020
Danielle Wood murder trial postponed
The trial of a Polson woman accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend in Thompson Falls in 2018 has been postponed.
Fire danger is low now, but expected to rise in August
The Superior Ranger District saw a cooler and wetter than average late spring and early summer. This has led to a current decrease in fire danger; however, Western Montana expects to see an increased fire potential for August and September.
Red flags to look for in a dating relationship
Dating violence, like adult domestic violence, is about power and control.
Stamping out ‘cancel culture’
Cancel culture?
More than 250 tested for COVID-19 at Hot Springs
Some came because they had cold-like symptoms and were concerned.
Thomas David Peterson
Thomas David Peterson, 65, beloved husband, father and brother, passed away July 10, 2020.
Mineral County residents ask what’s happening in the Sheriff’s Office
By Fire Marshall rules, the Mineral County Commissioners conference room is capped at having no more than 49 individuals. By 11:30 a.m. last Friday there were that many present with another two dozen in the hallway and 29 on the Go-To-Meeting screen.
Danielle Wood’s murder trial to begin July 20
The trial of a Polson woman accused of murdering her ex-boyfriend in Thompson Falls in 2018 will begin next week.