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FOOD FOR THOUGHT: How To Handle Yourself In A Potential Assault Situation
Recently a friend of mine e-mailed some advice on how to handle a potential assault...
Mineral County gets advice
MINERAL COUNTY - County commissioners listened to a presentation at their meeting on Thursday to learn what is working when it comes to natural resource management in Idaho.
Preschool students learn about fire safety
PLAINS – Plains Head Start and Agape Christian Preschool came together Wednesday at Plains-Paradise Rural Fire to learn about fire safety.
Kvelve's Comments: Giving it their all
There are a lot of good things in sports, and admittedly some not so good things.
Open burning season ends April 30, permits will be required
Open burning season in Sanders and Mineral counties officially ends April 30, and burn permits will be required until fire season begins.
Drowsy driving causes vehicle wreck
A Montana Highway Patrol trooper attended a unique call out to River Road West on Wednesday, Aug. 8.
Hundreds gather for snowmobile event
MINERAL COUNTY – Snowmobilers from across the region gathered in the west end of Mineral County last weekend for the 27th annual Montana Nightriders Snowmobile Club Poker Run, an event that raises money for club affairs and which featured two days of fun in the snow.
The first two amendments the most important
The first two amendments to our Constitution are by far the most important. Here is why.
Mineral County to receive Operation Stonegarden grant
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., is delivering on his promise to secure the border, combat drug trafficking and strengthen local law enforcement in Montana.
Project moving forward
SUPERIOR – A project a decade in the making that could provide one local business and a county facility with desperately needed utility infrastructure is closer than ever to becoming a reality.
Radio station looks to expand content, plans pig roast
KJFK-LP, a low frequency FM station, will host its annual pig roast and fundraiser with the initiative to raise money and community awareness, and expand its station Friday starting 4 p.m. at the Camas Recreation Center.
Hot Springs football squad happy for 2021 season
Like so many teams that battled the chaos caused by the dreaded Covid calamity, Hot Springs faced cancellations and rescheduled games like they were an airport in a power outage.
Savage Heat enter playoffs as No. 1 seed after 69-0 win
Hot Springs needed a conference win over Lima on Senior Night last Friday to secure the No. 1 seed from the West Division in the 6-man state playoffs, and the Savage Heat cruised to their second straight shutout victory — burying Lima 69-0.
Tiger basketball continues to gain momentum
The St. Regis Tiger basketball team has come far this season – consistently improving and playing with heart for all four quarters.
Letters to the Editor; A couple of lessons
A COUPLE OF LESSONS
Plains Police Department welcomes new officer
PLAINS – The Plains Police Department brought on a new officer, Tuesday, bringing their force back to full strength.
St. Regis volleyball splits with Mullan, Charlo
In their meeting with Mullan, which joins forces with St. Regis as a co-op football partner but not other sports, St. Regis was dominant from the beginning as they swept the Idaho version of Lady Tigers, 3-0.
Heart of Gold in DeBorgia
DEBORGIA – The parking lot of the O’Aces bar and restaurant was at capacity Saturday, Sept. 20 as people from as far away as Couer d’Alene made the trip to celebrate co-owner Robin Jennings and to support her fight against cancer.
Physician says more resources needed
MINERAL COUNTY - A study conducted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness stated in 2010, 39,000 adults live with serious mental illness in the state of Montana and the public mental health system in the state only provides care to about 43 percent of them.