Letters

Zoning, planning and management

Columnist issues correction on voting in Montana

Fried, boiled, baked, fricasseed, or slow cooked, no matter how you cook it is still crow, and I have been eating my share of it...

Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show Superior

Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show Superior

Recycling bin and Cleanup Days offered in St. Regis

St. Regis Resort District is making the town a little greener this year by bringing a recycling bin for residents to use, free of charge. With funds provided by the 3 percent luxury tax, the group will pay the $500 per “pull” of the bin which is usually about once per month.

Ice jams not a concern in Mineral County

The Montana Department of Natural Resources and Conservation warned residents of possible flooding and ice jams as a result of the warming temperatures.

Plains: 86, Two Eagle: 47

PLAINS – The Horsemen came out on top with a final score of 86-47 when they travelled to Two Eagle River over the weekend.

Plains library celebrates summer reading

PLAINS – The Plains Library took some time to celebrate summer reading last week on Wednesday morning.

Department of Transportation seeks comment

HERON- The Montana Department of Transportation would like to notify the public and seek comments on a proposal regarding the replacement of an existing grade crossing signal system with new electronics and hardware including the addition of gates; as well as, the installation of new improved crossing surface material, on Heron Road west of Heron in Sanders County.

Guest opinions on water compact; Reverse the costly decision

Fire contained near Plains

PLAINS- A small ten-acre wildfire was extinguished just north of Plains and south of Dog Lake on Saturday. Crews took no chances with the hot, dry weather conditions during recent months calling helicopter support and approximately 25 personnel.

Bluehawk wrestling takes small band to Mission tourney

THOMPSON FALLS - Prior to the holiday vacation, the Bluehawk wrestling squad traveled to compete at the Mission Mountian Classic wrestling tournament in St. Ignatius.

Sheriff cautions residents about mail scam

Please be aware that a mail scam is occurring in the U.S. and some residents in Mineral County have been targeted! A similar scam has been used in the past.

Devils win homecoming

The Noxon Red Devils entered their matchup with the winless Seeley Swan Blackhawks undefeated, and at the other end of a 60-0 blowout they remained that way.

Superior tennis duo wins at Panter Invite

With darkness creeping in on the courts, there was a sense of urgency for the Superior Bobcat doubles team of Perri Jasper and Cami Quick.

Legislative update from Sen. Loge

This past week in the Legislature has been the busiest yet.

The perfect conditions

MINERAL/SANDERS COUNTY – The damage caused by wildfires burning across the state of Montana and several other states in the region have provided a graphic picture of the state of area forests and the threat posed to nearby communities according to officials and experts familiar with the situation.

Thompson Falls seniors graduate

THOMPSON FALLS – Proud seniors walked into the gym at the Thompson Falls High School in front of a packed audience to showcase the end of an important chapter in their lives and the start of a new one.

A life well lived despite hard work and hard times

By the time Grace Larson was 25, she had five children, had been divorced twice...

Hot Springs girls No. 2 in 14C tourney

With their regular season schedule behind them following their 60-39 road loss to the Charlo Lady Vikings Friday night, the Hot Springs girls basketball team can now turn their attention to this week’s District 14C Conference tournament in Polson.

Paradise sewer board reviews new proposal

Programs at the door may be a wise expenditure as the battle for the Paradise sewer heats up amid leadership and money challenges for the beleaguered Sewer Board and its members.