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Wild Horse Rendezvous celebrates mountain man culture
Montana’s Largest Flea Market is in the middle of Mineral County and the Wild Horse Rendezvous at the far eastern tip of the county every Memorial Day weekend — rain or shine. They both have become legendary events to start the summer.
Plains VFW volunteers honor fallen veterans
Heavy rain couldn’t deter veterans with the Plains VFW Post 3596 from honoring the graves of veterans who have died.
Plains students perform spring concert
Plains Elementary choir members and musicians performed in their spring concert “Good Vibes” for over 400 attendees last Tuesday evening in the school gymnasium.
Reject moderates
I am very concerned about people who believe that a “moderate” is an ideal choice.
Public lands
During the May 17 HD90 debate in Alberton, candidate Steve Delisle, a self-described "blue-state refugee" pitched his idea to privatize Montana's public lands, starting in Mineral County.
COLUMN: Braving the elements
So, it appears I learned a big lesson this spring sports season.
Lady Hawks end softball season at state
Purists of the sport will tell you that good pitching beats good offense every time.
Demming wins state discus title
The efforts of one junior was for the most part enough to carry the Plains women to fourth place in the team title pursuit at the Montana State Class B track and field championship this past weekend in Laurel.
Republican candidates for House District 90
Republican candidates for House District 90
West End market pops up for summer
Summer market season has arrived, and now in almost every corner of Mineral County, you can find a collection of growers, artists, crafters and artisans to buy from.
Lolo Forest hosts public meetings on plan revision
The Lolo National Forest will hold public meetings this month on its Forest Plan revision.
Spotlight on the Arts: Jullian Keeney
Spotlight on the Arts: Jullian Keeney
Jim Hollenback, 71
Richard James Hollenback Jr.
Road closure planned for Little Joe Road this summer, work starting
The Lolo National Forest began a large two phased road improvement project on Little Joe Road, Forest Road 282, late last month to resurface the road, improve drainage, and upgrade two stream crossings.
COLUMN: End of the season
I can hardly believe it.
Lady Hawks softball earn No. 2 seed
This was what makes softball the great sport it is.
Superior girls third at divisional meet
One thing was not so surprising from the Class B ranks of the Western Divisional track and field championship this past weekend in Missoula.
State qualifiers at Western Division B-C
On a weekend when intermittent rain and sunshine, wind and cold played a factor in athletic performance, Twin Bridges’ girls and the Manhattan Christian boys found a path to victory in the Western Division B-C track and field meet in Missoula.
Plains art students show off talents
Plains High School artists continued a decades long tradition of showing off their art work.
Plains looking sharp after cleanup day
A cool crisp windy morning greeted volunteers, assembling for the Plains Beautification Day 2024.