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Trotters can't snap slide in tough loss to Eureka
The meat of the Western 7B conference schedule has not been good for the Plains Trotters.
Legals for February, 14 2024
Jury finds Craig McCrea guilty of two counts of felony arson
During opening statements in the trial against accused arsonist Craig McCrea, Assistant Attorney General Thorin Geist told jurors what to expect from the prosecution as the trial unfolded this week at the Lake County Courthouse. After three days of testimony, they began deliberations around 11:30 a.m. Thursday, and emerged five hours later with a verdict of guilty on two of four charges of arson.
St. Regis students bake Valentine’s cookies for annual fundraiser
The cafeteria at St. Regis School on Feb. 3 was filled with the sweet aroma of warm sugar cookies, around 840 of them.
Tester's field rep hears from local residents
Last Tuesday, the Superior Volunteer Fire Department training room became the mobile office for two of Sen. Jon Tester’s couriers saving a trip to Missoula for Mineral and Sanders counties constituents to share information, opinions, and ideas.
New pastor settles in at Methodist Parish
Unless you are a member of the Mineral County United Methodist Parish, with churches in Alberton and Superior, you may not have known that they were without a pastor until last June.
Linda (Wall) Shrock
Linda (Wall) Shrock
COLUMN: Chuck’s Kiddie Korps
Let’s have some fun talking about the future, eh?
St. Regis moves to top of 14C with win over Charlo
Anyone who has watched the St. Regis Tigers boys basketball team this year most likely came away with the feeling that they had seen a good basketball team.
Lady Hawks clip Eureka in OT
Without a doubt, it’s been a good season in Thompson Falls basketball circles this year.
Hot Springs girls pick up two wins
It’s probably fair to say the Two Eagle River Eagles boys basketball team would like to see Hot Springs more often.
Legals for February, 7 2024
U.S. declines to give Northern Rockies wolves protections
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced Friday it will develop the first National Recovery Plan for gray wolves in the Lower 48 but declined to make any changes to their listing status under the Endangered Species Act, meaning Montana will continue to manage wolf populations here.
Testing services available at Mineral County Health Department
Mineral County Health Department is expanding free testing services to Mineral County residents.
Library offers educational kits for kids and adults
Public libraries were almost handed a death sentence when the internet came to be, but they adapted, expanded with innovative ideas, and remain a vital service in communities.
Camaraderie abounds at snowmobile poker ride
There may have been 100 fewer participants in the $1,000 Super Poker Ride in Haugan only due to the snow conditions, but the snowmobilers couldn’t tell because they were having way too much fun! The Montana Nightriders Snowmobile Club pulls out all the stops and plugs when it comes to this monster extravaganza.
Dicken, Crabb appointed to Plains Council
A special Plains Council meeting convened Monday to appoint two individuals to fill a pair of open seats.
Hot Springs and St. Regis split meeting
It was a mixed bag of basketball for the Hot Springs boys and girls basketball teams this past week.
Plains teams post impressive victories
The Plains boys basketball train is back on track.