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Uncovering the mystery of Pete Redcrow's spring
Just west of the Corona Divide on Corona Road, or U.S. Forest Service Trail 1025, one will see an official sign that reads: REDCROW SPG. IN MEMORY OF PETE REDCROW.
Blue Hawks rout Park City; will play for state title on home field
The Blue Hawks will host this Saturday’s game at Previs Field against the defending 8-man champs, Drummond-Philipsburg. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.
St. Regis Senior Center offers up Christmas feast
On the evening of Dec. 22, the St. Regis Senior Citizen Center hosted Christmas dinner for many residents in Mineral County.
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Top-seeded Tigers find early exit at Western C
Maybe it was a weird form of climate change.
Survey shows Western Montana hunters like mule deer regs
When you spend enough time in the woods over the years, some changes become apparent. Spotted knapweed can grow out of anything.
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COLUMN: Baseball memory
One of the great things about sports is the memories they can create.
COLUMN: Take it slow
My old guy is about to emerge.
Wagoner leads Trotters over Eureka
So a week earlier, you won your first game of the year after an 0-5 start.
FWP chief takes responsibility for toxic culture at wildlife agency
At a Legislative Audit Committee meeting Thursday, lawmakers had their first chance to address a scathing report that showed more than half of Montana’s game, fish and wildlife wardens fear retaliation and believe the culture in the department is bad, while state auditors found a dearth of required personnel records.
COLUMN: Sugar and spice?
COLUMN: Sugar and spice?
Superior girls nab 2 victories
A weekend split of basketball games played is normally even-Steven.
Caleb Ball sets St. Regis scoring record
It was a night for the record books Saturday in St. Regis.
Alberton students thrive in STEM learning
Last school year, there were 48 schools in Montana collectively known as Big Sky ChangED. Alberton is one of those and the concept is a big hit with students, parents, teachers and school administration.
Vandals strike Superior soccer complex
As the fall soccer season winds down for the Superior Stompers, the last thing organizers wanted to have to deal with was a recent bout of vandalism and careless defacement. On September 16, the leagues president, Alisha Boyce discovered the damage done at the park where their games are hosted.
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Hot Springs' season ends in playoff heart-breaker
For all its purported roughness and toughness, football can also be a cruel breaker of hearts.
Superior football back on track with win over Horsemen
Good coaches in any sport know when to brush off a defeat and when to light the proverbial fire under their team that lost a game they could have won.