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Bobcat duo named to all star football
Two Superior High School students represented their school and had a blast last week at the all-state football game at Montana Technical University in Butte.
Asian countries interested in Montana energy
By Alan Olson
Big Sky Health designed to answer concerns
Big Sky Health is the Montana answer for healthcare
Keeping in Touch
With contact from constituents regarding the lack of the presence of the State Highway Patrol in Sanders County, I wanted to relate some information I recently received in case some of our residents, themselves, might want to be a part of the solution for returning State Highway Patrol coverage to Sanders County.
14 advance to state
Fourteen Sanders County wrestlers will advance to the State Tournament next weekend in Hamilton after impressive showings at the Divisional meet last weekend in Arlee.
Alberton co-ops with Frenchtown
Alberton might not have a wrestling program of its own, but three Alberton students are traveling over to Frenchtown to co-op with the Broncs wrestling program. Cody Ishler, Roy Schutter and Jacob Beckwith are wrestling for the Frenchtown Broncs this season.
Keep public lands open: an update from Senator Fielder
One of my major goals is to find balanced solutions that allow Montanans to use and enjoy our state’s abundant natural resources while ensuring reasonable steps are taken to maintain a healthy environment. Whether we are hunting, hiking, fishing, firewooding, or four wheeling, we should be able to use and enjoy our outdoors in a responsible manner.
PHOTOS: State B-C track and field meet
PHOTOS: State B-C track and field meet
Plains cross country performs well
Plains High School Cross Country had a great day at the State Meet.
Legislation to fund Public Law 280 advances in Senate
After a hearing that included testimony from several local officials, legislation that could help Lake County fund law enforcement under Public Law 280 is advancing in the Senate.
Current Medicaid cuts not major impact on Mineral Community Hospital
On April 20, the Community Medical Center in Missoula announced the elimination of 16 employees due to state budget cuts at the rate of more than $6 million. The majority of those cuts were to the Medicaid reimbursement rate, which directly impacts hospitals across Montana. Kalispell Regional Healthcare is expected to lose $6.6 million in Medicaid funding this year and Bozeman Health is reporting a $2.6 million cut in reimbursements.
Tracksters punch ticket to state meet
It was a good day for local tracksters to ply their craft as sun peeked through the clouds and winds died down.
Plains Piranhas helps generate interest in the sport of swimming in Plains
Plains Piranha’s swim coach Danika Whitcomb is not only trying to cultivate young swimmers, but also allow her team the opportunities and life lessons she received through swimming for a club for 13 seasons.
Visitor center struggling to stay open
ST. REGIS – Visitors to the St. Regis area who want information about recreational activities and tourist sites may find themselves without a central location that provides such information if funding for the visitor center isn’t found for next year.
Montana to participate in disaster drill
At 10:22 a.m. on October 22, 2014, more than 111,000 Montanans will join millions of people across the United States and around the world to “Drop, Cover, and Hold On” in the world’s largest earthquake drill.
Hot Springs student winner in state essay competition
The Montana Department of Labor & Industry recently announced a Hot Springs student and a team from Thompson Falls High School were honored...
Angler catches new state record walleye
Johnson's fish weighed in at 18.02 pounds on a certified scale, measured 32.25 inches in length and 22 inches in girth
Forum on public education April 13 at Paradise Center
Forum on public education April 13 at Paradise Center
Bigfork girls complete run to State B title
It was, to say the least, a very successful showing for Western Division Class B and C teams as the 2022-23 Montana High School basketball season came to a close this past weekend in Billings.
4-H members hold event with state legislators
Members and leaders of the Sanders County 4-H program helped to host the biennial 4-H Legislative Breakfast and Citizenship Seminar in Helena on Jan. 15-17. The following members participated: Tressa Lyscio, Lydia French, Claire McAllister, Elena McAllister, Josey Neesvig, Elsie Brown and Ben Croft.