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Redd Bull project area needs public comment
The Forest Service is hosting a field trip to the Redd Bull project area on Tuesday, June 28. The project area is located south and west of St. Regis in the Dry, Little Joe, Twomile and Ward Creek areas. The purpose of the trip is to share information and discuss management options for this popular recreational area.
Community Notes
Medical foundation fundraiser June 25
Community Notes
Mineral County Relay for Life is holding their annual “Lunch in the Lot” fundraiser on Wednesday, June 8 next to the Trail West Bank in Superior from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Enjoy hamburgers, taco salad, nachoes, cookies, pies, lemonade and ice tea. Call Peggy at 822-0922 for more information. Relay for Life is a part of the American Cancer Society.
Community Notes
CAR SHOW SET TO HIT STREETS
Busy summer ahead for area Forest Service crews
Forest Service agencies are gearing up for a busy summer with a number of projects in the works. Nate Kegel, and Carole Johnson with the Superior Ranger District met on separate occasions, with County Commissioners regarding the status of several projects in the Superior Ranger District. There was also a community meeting with the Ninemile Ranger District regarding updates on the Soldier Butler fuels reduction project, as well as other projects in the area.
Community Notes
‘Meet and Greet’
Minerl County Court Report May 6 - May 12, 2016
Bond Forfeited
Mineral County court report
Town Court of Superior
Community events
Ninemile Ranger District to Host Community Meeting on May 17
'Take-Back Day' nets 25 pounds of prescription drugs
Whether accidental, or intentional abuse, opioids are a real health concern.
Truck spills 44,000 pounds of chickpeas
Last Thursday a truck driver tried to miss a herd of elk and wrecked his truck, which overturned and spilled 44,000 pounds of garbanzo beans along Interstate 90. The early morning accident occurred west of St. Regis, near mile marker 26.
Rain, cooler temperatures dampen sports last week
It was a quiet week for sports, as rain and cooler temperatures followed our young athletes around the region. Here are a few tennis, baseball and track scores:
Community Notes May 4, 2016
Fundraiser
SHERIFF'S REPORT April 16 - April 22
April 16 Traffic Stop, I90 eastbound, mile marker 47
Gas pries jump more than 6 percent in Montana
Mineral County residents have seen an increase in gas prices over the past few weeks with prices hovering around $1.98 per gallon. Nationally oil prices rose more than 6 percent according to a report released on April 8
Gas prices jump more than 6 percent in Montana
Mineral County residents have seen a jump in the price of gas over the past few weeks, with current prices hovering around $1.98 per gallon. According to industry reports, oil prices rose more than 6 percent on Friday, April 8 to end with the biggest weekly gain in a month as drawdowns in U.S. crude stockpiles fed hopes that a punishing global oversupply may be approaching a tipping point after nearly two years.
Community Events April 5, 2016
Bands wanted for Alberton's Railroad Day for day and evening entertainment. Application deadline May 1. Food and craft vendors also wanted. There will also be a talent show for grade school students for 6th, 8th and 12 grades. Information at albertonmontana.com
St. Regis , Superior show promise at Jim Johnson meet
The Jim Johnson Invitational Track and Field tournament was held at the Frenchtown High School on Thursday, March 31. The tournament, named in honor of long-time Alberton teacher and coach, Jim Johnson, hosted 27 schools. Johnson, who is now retired, was still on-hand to record times and help organize the event where students spent the day running, jumping, and throwing in their respective sports under mostly sunny skies.
4-H Shooters take top honors at Bozeman Tournament
The Mineral County 4-H Shooting Sports Team took top honors at the Montana 4-H Shooting Sports Tournament in Bozeman on March 5. In the Prone competition, Howie Edison took first place out of 107 competitors in Individual overall with a score of 389, with teammate, Jonna Warnken at a close second place with a score of 380.
2016 Superior Fair theme: 'Montana: Small Towns, Big Hearts!'
Plans are now being made for the annual Mineral County Fair in Superior Aug. 4, 5 and 6. The theme of the 2016 fair is: “Montana: Small Towns, Big Hearts!”