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Judge Leslie Halligan's court, May 9, 2017
- Superior resident Gary Robert Rutherford, 65, was given a 10-year suspended sentence for two counts of possession of dangerous drugs with intent to distribute and for possession of drug paraphernalia plus fines and fees, from a Dec. 4, 2015 arrest.
Business Professionals of America
The entire region of BPA chapters which includes the three Mineral County schools pose for a photo at the regional competition in Missoula last week.
Seminar on poverty issues offered on June 18 in Superior
The Mineral County Health Department and Parents as Teachers Program is offering a free seminar on June 18 entitled, “Communication Across Barriers”. The seminar is to help communities deal with poverty and break barriers for those in need. Dr. Donna Beegle will be holding the seminar and she works directly with children and adults currently in poverty, as well as with professionals who want to make a difference for those living in the crisis of poverty.
Plains considers lease of railroad property
The March’s Plains Council meeting was standing-room only to address the many agenda items.
Samuel Heacock, 45
Samuel Heacock
Letter: Help preserve county's Covid test supplies
In a previous message I reviewed how our free, self-referred, drive up antigen testing has been heavily used during the current Covid-19 surge.
SC Fair Board service 'labor of love' for Smith
Roberta Smith of Trout Creek has been on the all-volunteer Sanders County Fair Board for most of the past 18 years. One big reason is this: she loves fairs.
Mineral Community Hospital reaches agreement with Humana
Last week Mineral Community Hospital CEO Ron Gleason announced that the hospital had reached a contract agreement with Humana. The announcement came just days before the Feb. 28 deadline for people to make a decision about their Medicare coverage.
Paradise residents continue fight against sewer plan
Paradise residents continue fight against sewer plan
Seminar focuses on treating youth trauma
When a child is experiencing traumatic stress, the reactions can interfere with the child’s daily life and their ability to function and interact with others.
Superior fire chief to retire
SUPERIOR – Beginning next month, the Superior Volunteer Fire Department will have a new fire chief after the current chief steps down after nine years serving the community.
Legals for May, 13 2020
Clark Fork Valley Hospital offers financing program to help patients manage costs
Clark Fork Valley Hospital Encourages Patients’ Peace of Mind
Twenty-five years of Block Management Access in Montana
This formally started in 1985 and then greatly expanded in 1996. It’s a cooperative program between private landowners and FWP which helps landowners manage hunting activities on their property.
Election mail bag
Election mail bag
COLUMN: Dig, set, spike
As anyone who knows me can tell you, sports are a big part of my goofy life!
What is the meaning of graffiti in Mineral County?
Is it the work of bored teen-agers or warnings from outsiders seeking to establish new territory?
Legals for June, 26 2024
Getting to the point is goal of Plainly Speaking Toastmasters
Each Tuesday evening, save for holiday weeks, the group gathers in the Plains Alliance Church Library.
Alberton junkyard thief sentenced to pay $7,800 in restitution
Joint investigation of the MCSO and MHP results in the apprehension and conviction of Alberton man for a series of thefts in the town.