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Round 'em up
Before a child enters kindergarten and begins a childhood full of standardized education their intellectual development can vary as much as there are theories for parents to hasten that development.

Prisoner of War recognized by Daines in arena
PLAINS – The rodeo arena at the Sanders County Fairgrounds was the scene of an emotional ceremony on Saturday to honor and celebrate the life of a prisoner of war during World War II. Montana Congressman Steve Daines was on hand to present the Prisoner of War Medal posthumously to the daughter of former prisoner and Montana resident Laddie Olson.
Sanders County track teams compete at Ronan
After only one meet, the Plains High School track and field team has put up some impressive numbers. Ben Gorham had his longest toss ever in the shot put with a throw of 45 feet, four inches. Gorham accomplished the feat under less than desirable conditions, throwing in a downpour at the meet in Ronan.
Hot Springs clinic hosts grand opening
It has been eight years since the Eastern Sanders County Hospital Board recognized the need for a new clinic in Hot Springs. Today at 4 p.m. the new clinic will celebrate their grand opening with a reception and ribbon cutting ceremony. Owing in large part to private donations and a local fundraising effort; the new, modern clinic opened its doors earlier in the week to begin providing care to Hot Springs residents.

Former pastor set to ride accross the country for good cause
PLAINS- Pastor Thomas Hall of the Plains Methodist Church will be retiring soon from his position as parishioner to his small community flock.

Panther senior projects leave lasting mark
A week prior to graduation, the senior class of Alberton High School had the opportunity to showcase their senior projects to members of the community.

Accident will not hinder transportation schedules
MINERAL COUNTY – Despite damage to the bus after a collision with a deer, the Mineral County Pioneer Club and Transportation Team bus service will not be delayed in performance of its usual routes.
Approval granted on driveway length
SUPERIOR – Among other business in the monthly two-part meeting, the County Commissioners were joined by the public to discuss concerns with a proposed subdivision.

Alberton celebrates 28th annual Railroad Day
ALBERTON – The town of Alberton celebrated the 28th annual Railroad Day celebration, a day that celebrates Alberton’s rich railroad past.
Candidate reacts to Missoulian article

Schwaderer wins District 14 Representative race
Blue Hawks lock up Wardens
It was an arresting evening for Thompson Falls boys’ basketball team as they locked up a 69-58 victory in Deer Lodge against the Wardens.
Mineral Co. sheriff wins DOJ grant
A U.S. Department of Justice grant will allow the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office to hire more officers.
Kvelve's Comments: Back to the ballpark
It was one small step for Chuck, one giant leap for Chuck’s heart.

Mobile pet clinic parks at St. Regis Senior Center
Starting in June, the St. Regis Senior Center will be hosting a mobile pet care clinic on the first Friday of every month, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Melanie McInroe, the owner of Mel’s Mobile Pet Care, is looking forward to bringing this service to the area.
Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls
Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls

Resler receives 10-year sentence
A drunk driver convicted of running down two Flathead Valley teenagers near Plains last March was given a 10-year sentence Tuesday to the Montana Department of Corrections.

Brothers record debut album
They haven’t topped the music charts, but the Zylawy Boys have certainly become familiar to those living in Mineral County. Roman, Kenley and Wyatt have been playing throughout several events in the county this past year as well as at one or two in Missoula.

Neighbors share their Christmas spirit during the Tour of Homes
The Plains Woman’s Club held their annual Christmas Tour of Homes event last Saturday, Dec. 11. The event was planned as a way for members of the community to get in the Christmas spirit and enjoy the decorations of other homes.