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New class focuses on foraging in western Montana
Indigenous people knew that the plants and trees were Mother Nature’s pharmacy and there is a trend today to rediscover what is growing in our backyards.
Rediscovering home: Superior school board
Excuse the pride that surged through my chest as Superintendent Logan Labbe led me through the entry to Superior High School gymnasium.
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.
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.
Plains Day events set for June 1
Plains Day, taking place Saturday, June 1 will have activities for everyone’s taste.
Plains art students show off talents
Plains High School artists continued a decades long tradition of showing off their art work.
Wayne David Bricker, 90
Wayne David Bricker
Legals for May, 22 2024
Litter lingers from last year's train derailment into Clark Fork River
On Sunday, April 2 of last year, about two dozen Montana Rail Link freight cars derailed directly across from Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort on the Clark Fork River near Paradise.
Alberton's Montana River Guides a leader in river safety
The Covid-induced tourism boom to Montana introduced a new audience to the Clark Fork River. For two summers, boats, tubers, kayakers, paddleboarders and river boarders had campgrounds and fishing access sites clogged.
Mineral County has new Veteran Service Officer
An estimated 84,000 veterans live in Montana.
Superior fifth-grader is a beekeeper training
11-year-old Ayla Henderson of Superior has the buzz on bees.
Kudus in order for everyone who responded to alleged kidnapping
I would like to start by saying this is not a traditional news story, but more of a first-hand experience garnered from multiple perspectives of an alleged kidnapping incident that was resolved in St. Regis last week.
Donna Louise McCrea, 88
Donna Louise McCrea
Hot Springs voters support school levy
Hot Springs residents last week passed a $183,000 school levy, marking the first time voters have approved a school levy in the district since 2008 after failed attempts in 2019 and 2023.
Cleanup Day poster contest winners awarded
The Plains Cleanup Day Committee spent last Wednesday evening making final preparations for the upcoming Cleanup Day on May 18.
A candidate for conservatives
When it comes to representation, I choose someone who will represent the conservative values held by a majority of Montana citizens.
COLUMN: In the field
There has always been an almost mythical attraction about the “field” part of track and field, particularly the events associated with the big and powerful among us.