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Sanders, Mineral counties to craft housing plan
A few months ago, residents of Mineral and Sanders counties were asked to fill out a survey via social media, word of mouth and from an article in this newspaper on individual opinions concerning housing.
Rail summit discusses passenger service in Southern Montana
Railroads played a large role in the development of the United States from the industrial revolution in the Northeast
Trout Unlimited backs Clark Fork restoration project
The illustrious Clark Fork, Montana’s largest river that stretches the length of Mineral County.
Time to end the sewer nightmare
When I read the Opinion article in the Valley Press by Dan Risland, I realized that there may be a lot of us here in Paradise that are going through a lot of stress and worry as a result of this ongoing, and unwelcomed, sewer project here.
St. Regis artist makes handmade jewelry
Following a rewarding career working in various medical laboratories, St. Regis resident Cathy Hansen retired and discovered her niche, this time it’s in her home workshop making unique handmade jewelry.
Need for speed: Savage Heat scorch Gardiner
In six-man Montana high school football, speed is key.
Superior High School celebrates homecoming
No one would have imagined in March that the COVID-19 pandemic would last this long.
Mask's big night keys Mountain Cat win over Mission
What do these statements have in common? Einstein was a pretty smart guy. Navy Seals are pretty tough guys. Bryan Mask had a pretty good night.
St. Regis celebrates homecoming with big win
The co-op St. Regis Tigers ran away from visiting Arlee on their way to a convincing 76-36 Homecoming win Friday night in St. Regis.
Victorian-style bed & breakfast opens in Plains
Amid the proliferation of bed and breakfast establishments sweeping the nation, it would be hard to find one more intriguing than the J&J Bed & Breakfast now open for business in Plains.
MSU webinars for estate planning, wills
Montana State University Extension will collaborate with AARP Montana for a three-part webinar estate planning series in September.
Fraud Alert: Scammers claiming to be with DOJ, preying on elderly
The Montana Department of Justice is advising the public of an imposter scam in which persons claiming to represent the department are calling individuals and appear to be targeting the elderly.
LTE-Man questions county commissioners about election
Respectfully to the County of Sanders Montana Commissioners - an open letter to the media in Sanders County
Clark Fork volleyball sweeps St. Regis
In what turned out to be a fast-moving volleyball match, I-90 rivals Clark Fork (Superior/Alberton) and St. Regis faced off on the Tigers home court Thursday night with Clark Fork sweeping the host team three games to zero.
Superior Schoolhouse hosts outdoor concert
With the sun setting behind the maple trees that line the old Superior Schoolhouse lawn locals gathered in family unit socially distanced squares to take in a delightful end of summer outdoor concert.
David John Henry, 101
David John Henry was born on July 30, 1918 and passed to heaven on July 7, 2020, 23 days from his 102nd birthday.
Plains man ready to take flight in latest creation
There are creative, ambitious people in this world. Then there’s Ned Beighey.
It was a summer to remember in Plains, Montana
As Yogi Berra once said, “It ain’t over till it’s over.”
Plains woman inspired to author children's book
Rescuing an abandoned, mistreated dog changed Karen Olson’s life.
LTE-In support of Tranel for Public Service Commission
I'm writing to express support for Monica Tranel for Public Service Commission.