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Gianforte, FWP say grizzly translocations shows Montana ready for delisting
After announcing on Friday that two grizzly bears from an ecosystem in northwest Montana had been translocated to Yellowstone National Park and Wyoming, Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte and several others said at a news conference Monday they believe states have done enough to show the federal government that grizzlies are ready to be delisted from Endangered Species Act protections.
Mineral County promotes Strengthening Families Month
All throughout the month of April, the Mineral County Healthy Communities Coalition, the Mineral County Family Connections Collaborative, and the Parents as Teachers Program at the Mineral County Health Department will join together in promoting Strengthening Families Month.
Five-truck crash on I-90 leaves two dead o Responding crews say crash was worst they had ever seen
Superior Fire Chief Steve Temple arrived at a predawn emergency call on Interstate 90 and saw one of the most horrific wrecks he had ever witnessed. At the bottom of an icy hill just west of the Quartz Creek Rest Area, five semi-trucks were knotted into a pile of twisted metal.
Food for Thought: Develop Your Personal Negotiation Skills
Negotiating skills can help you manage different kinds of life situations...
Energy Keepers offers weekly “Range of Forecast”
Energy Keepers Inc., the owner and operator of Salish Ksanka Qlispe (SKQ) Dam, began posting a new graphic last week that shows the possible lake level ranges this summer.
Kvelve's Comments: Lace 'em up
It is what could be described as an insidious problem, or a silly one.
It’s time for FWP to follow the law on elk management
Montana’s elk population has tripled over the last 40 years. For decades we have exceeded the sustainable objective levels in most hunting districts.
Save all the pieces
“The first rule of intelligent tinkering is to save all the pieces,” advised wildlife biologist Aldo Leopold.
Mineral County Fair Board adds 2 new members
The 4-H kids are raising their livestock. The Superior LIONS are working with the stock manager for the Go for the Gold Rodeo.
Hospital Gift Shop celebrates three years
After three years serving the Plains community, the Clark Fork Valley Hospital’s Mementos gift shop is celebrating their success.
Highlighting survivors: Sandy King
As Breast Cancer Awareness month fades until next October, it is important for both men and women to keep up with annual check ups.
New hunter education policies not received well by local instructors
The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) Hunter Education Instructors in Sanders County are very concerned about several new policies that could have an impact on how the Hunter Education program will be done. Several of the instructors have expressed their dissatisfaction at the new rules and at least ten of the instructors may not be returning to the program next year.
Montana Aussie Adventures with Erin-Jay
Wow — September is nearly half way done and I can’t believe fair has come and gone, Halloween is up next then Thanksgiving and of course Christmas will be here before we know it.
New CFVH therapist
A new Physical Therapist begins work at Clark Fork
Biker and musician promote drug awareness and anti-bullying at Dixon School
DIXON – A guitarist and biker redefined what it meant to be cool in Dixon, Friday, during an anti-bullying, drug and alcohol awareness assembly through Bikers against Bullying.
Airport plans to get an update
SUPERIOR – The Mineral County Airport wants their airport operating level updated with the Federal Aviation Administration.
Thompson Falls Golf makes history at Ronan
THOMPSON FALLS – The Bluehawk golf team had a strong performance at the Ronan Invitational, winning the tournament for the first time ever and beating Loyola for the first time in a handful of years.
Letter to the Editor: All about the tea party
Dear Mr. Haywood: I’d just like to address what it is that you don’t know, but think you know about the Tea Party.
Plains Grange makes public stance on water compact
PLAINS – The Plains Grange #101 held their monthly meeting on Tuesday, March 5 and discussed their stance on the Reserved Water Rights Compact Commission.
4-H competition showcases hobbies
Students from Sanders County gathered at Thompson Falls High School on Saturday morning to demonstrate their 4-H projects to a panel of judges.