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Superior Bobcats
Bridger LaPierre kicks up a cloud of dirt as he lands in the pit during the long jump event last week.
County teams compete in first meet
SUPERIOR - All three Mineral County teams came together for the first meet of the season in Superior last week with Bobcats, Tigers and Panthers all vying for cross-county bragging rights.
Senator's representative visits Mineral County
SUPERIOR – A representative from Montana State Senator Jon Tester’s office was in Mineral County last week at the weekly commissioners meeting to listen to their concerns regarding a variety of issues.
Local BPA team excels at state competition
BILLINGS – The Superior High School Business Professionals of America team had the opportunity to showcase their talents two weeks ago at the state competition in Billings.
Superior Alberton co-op team
Lenaya Simpson prepares to lob the tennis ball back to her opponent during a recent practice at the courts near Superior High School.
Mineral County tennis teams hit the courts
MINERAL COUNTY - As athletes across the state prepare to throw javelins, shot puts and the discus in addition to training themselves to push their bodies further and faster than they ever imagined, the Superior Bobcats Track and Field team is preparing to host the first meet of the season.
Superior celebrates Prom 2015
Superior prom king Craig Stortz and prom queen Mary Donnally have the first dance at the 2015 Superior celebration.
Obituary; John A. 'Jack' Brookins
“Jack” Brookins, 78, of Superior, died March 12, 2015 in his home surrounded by family.
Superior resident killed in car crash
SOUTH DAKOTA - A Superior resident was killed in a car crash last week after his vehicle was struck by a garbage truck as he was apparently trying to execute a u-turn.
County BPA teams compete
MINERAL COUNTY – The next generation of business magnates descended upon Billings last week to compete against opponents from across the state of Montana in a series of events designed to test their mettle under pressure.
A culture of compassion
SUPERIOR – Employees at the Mineral Community Hospital are used to helping patients with their medical needs but recently they had the opportunity to help one of their own who will soon be evaluated for a liver transplant.
Local church turns 100
SUPERIOR – A church in Mineral County is celebrating its centennial this year, just one year after the county held the same celebration.
Art students visit clinic
SUPERIOR – Students from the Superior High School were afforded the chance last week to hone their artistic skills at a clinic in Missoula that focused on ceramics.
Event kicks off the Relay for Life season
SUPERIOR – The Relay for Life season kicked off two weeks ago as an event to raise awareness about the cause and some important changes to the Mineral County relay was held in Superior.
Burn regulations released to public
MINERAL COUNTY – The Superior Ranger District recently released information regarding the annual open burning season and it includes what the public can and cannot do when it comes to burning.
An act of love
SUPERIOR – Because of one Superior resident’s act of compassion last week, somewhere a child suffering from long-term hair loss due to a medical condition will receive a quality hair prosthetic.
Annual dodgeball tournament held in Superior
Dodgeball players converge at the start of a game last week in Superior.
Charges filed
SANDERS COUNTY – Charges against a Plains resident accused of embezzling from a local business owner were reinstated last week by Sanders County Attorney Robert Zimmerman according to information supplied by Plains Police Chief Shawn Emmett.
Kylie Quick
Kylie Quick, a fourth grader fro Superior, was recently awarded third place in the annual Energy Share Art Contest.
Local artist takes third in state contest
SUPERIOR – A local artist was recognized last week after she finished tied for third place in a statewide art contest sponsored by an organization that works to educate the public about energy needs in the state of Montana.