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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.
Lady Hawks No. 2 seed in 7B tournament
After sampling both ends of the Western 7B regular season standings, Thompson Falls got a good taste of what is to come this coming Friday and Saturday as the regular volleyball season came to an end and the playoffs are next on the menu.
Food for Thought: What is EMDR?
EMDR alleviates physical and emotional complaints resulting from traumatic or upsetting experiences.
Elk B License holders will have extended season in west-central districts
Low elk harvest during the general hunting season, which ended Sunday, Nov. 28, prompted the seven-week extension in places where elk populations are over objective and elk tend to congregate and cause private land damage over the winter months.
Thompson Falls boys, girls basketball teams open with big wins
Saturday evening in Troy, the girls opened their new campaign with a resounding 63-7 thumping of the Lady Trojans. Later that evening the Blue Hawks boys also won big, pounding the Troy boys 65-39.
Montana health officials confirm first flu case in 2021
Nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 121 confirmed flu cases as of Oct. 16.
Clark Fork Soccer Alliance kicks off spring season
By shear numbers alone, soccer is on a par with any other sport in this area.
Lady Bobcats earn big win over Hot Springs
Sometimes a win-one, lose-one scenario is not so bad, especially when the level of competition is considered.
Mineral nets funds to reduce binge drinking
Four counties chosen for prevention program
Amateur Radio Club hones skills for emergencies during Field Day
The Haugan’s Heroes amateur radio club arrived Friday morning on June 23 at Savenac Historic Nursery with the aim of setting up two stations for the annual American Radio Relay League Field Day. The league is a national association for amateur radio and Field Day is held every year during the fourth weekend in June.
Sanders County GOP joins lawsuit
SANDERS COUNTY – The Sanders County GOP recently joined a lawsuit against open primary elections within the state of Montana.
First Preparedness Day hits far above expectations
PLAINS – Residents from Sanders and Mineral Counties gathered in Plains, Saturday, for a series of presentations during Emergency Preparedness Day.
Generations come together for Lonepine Hall
LONEPINE - No one was alone at Lonepine Hall Saturday evening. It was packed with familiar faces, friends and family who joined together as a community to raise money for a good cause.
Fire danger lowered after heavy rain
MINERAL COUNTY – After days of heavy rains in Mineral County, the fire danger in the area was reduced to high on Saturday, Aug. 23, by the Forest Service and the Stage 1 fire restrictions were lifted allowing people to once again have campfires.
Alberton BPA members raise half a ton of food
ALBERTON – Approximately 900 pounds of food were collected by students at Alberton Pubic School for the third annual Business Professionals of America food drive.
A personal account of the origins of the Superior Lions Club food and gift program
Last Christmas in a story about the Superior Lion’s Club’s Christmas food and gift program you asked the Lion’s how it started. Since the program began just after Christmas in 1957 or 58, all of the current Lion’s were too young to remember.
School safety causes major concern
SUPERIOR – An issue of grave concern was raised during the public comments of the county commissioner’s weekly meeting Thursday.
Mountain lion spotted in Superior
There have been numerous reports of a mountain lion in Superior over the past few weeks. It has been seen at night near Eva Horning Park. the high school and in the area of 4th Avenue. The Mineral County Sheriff’s Office and the local game warden had been notified. However, the warden, Alex Mattson, said he had only received one call.
We the People: Taking back local control
There is so much to write about I am not sure where to start. Today we had a morning where business owners from across the state here to tell legislators what needed to be done to revitalize Montana’s economy. This is the first time an event like this has ever occurred during a session. All information was given by the public. Legislators listened, some took many notes. I was in a group of the latter.
Alberton starts track practices
Alberton students are once again hoping for good weather as they try to get outside to practice for track. Coach Rachel Clevenger said that they spent the first few days of practice in the gym.