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PC Police have gone too far!
First of all, it’s awesome to be back!! I missed writing stories and this column and am really happy to be given the chance to spread a little Kvelve “wisdom and humor” to all of you in this amazing part of the world!
Hindu Hillbilly Honey is a family affair
They have six legs and five eyes. They live between 122 and 152 days.
Superior food co-op a hit with its members
With nearly 300 members, Frugal Boxes food sharing co-op is sort of a like an old-fashioned farmers market with the camaraderie of a really big family tossed all together.
Virginia (Ginny) Mary Helterline Malm
Virginia (Ginny) Mary Helterline Malm passed away May 17, 2020.
Traffic stop raises suspicion of sex trafficking, but no charges
A traffic stop by Montana Highway Patrol in Sanders County left troopers suspecting the people were involved in sex trafficking.
Hot Springs residents depend on Buck’s Grocery
The values of hard work and acting in concert are on display at Buck’s Grocery in Hot Springs.
Food for Thought: Are You in a verbally abusive relationship?
This is the first of a two-part series on verbal abuse. In this article I will discuss some of the dynamics and the various types of verbal abuse. In the next article I will discuss how to handle verbal abuse when it occurs to you.
St. Regis School has two levy requests on May 5 ballot
Tuesday, May 5, the St. Regis School District 1 will have two important levies for voters to consider, including the building reserve fund and the general fund.
Denley Loge: An engaged leader
As Montanans adapt to modified daily routines, the COVID-19 pandemic is justifiably front and center. However, the immediate crisis will end, and we need to start thinking about how we rebuild our economy in the aftermath.
Firefighters get Henry Creek fire under control; no cause announced
Western Montana firefighters are doing mop up work on a 40-acre wildfire that occurred Tuesday afternoon in the Henry Creek drainage, about 5 miles east of Plains, on the Lolo National Forest.
Scotchman Peaks Wilderness program coordinator retires
Sandy Compton finds sacred ground in stone cathedrals carved by glaciers, in landscapes of cirques and tarns and scree. Hymns in this wild country rely on prolonged notes of silence punctuated by birdsong, by the gurgle of clear-running streams and, in season, by the bugling of bull elk.
Missing man found dead in Clark Fork River
The Mineral County Sheriff’s Office has located the body of a man who went missing in March.
Mineral County Courthouse closed
Beginning Monday, March 30, the Mineral County Courthouse locked its doors to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Hot Springs hit with string of crimes
Even the small town of Hot Springs is not immune from the ravaging effects of dangerous drugs such as methamphetamine.
Meth driving crime spree in Hot Springs
Even the small town of Hot Springs is not immune from the ravaging effects of dangerous drugs such as methamphetamine.
Texas parolee lands in hot water in Hot Springs
A Texas fugitive is facing several felony charges after two separate incidents in Sanders County.
Rachel Georgina Gonzalez
On February 27, 2020, Heaven opened its gates and welcomed another Angel.
Coast-to-coast rail trail would pass through county
Spanning more than 3,700 miles between Washington state and Washington, D.C., the Great American Rail Trail’s proposed route runs right through Mineral County.
Republican Committee to host PSC candidate Champ Edmunds
The Mineral County Republican Central Committee is hosting a series of meet and greets for candidates running for local, state and federal offices.
Texas parolee lands in hot water in Hot Springs
A Texas fugitive is facing several felony charges after two separate incidents in Sanders County.