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Coach's journey from small town to world stage
PLAINS – If you were to ask the average college basketball fan what they remember from the 1987 NCAA Tournament, they will more than likely say Keith Smart’s shot that captured Indiana’s fifth national title against Syracuse.
Paradise School board looks to uphold future for building
PARADISE - The Paradise School Board held a meeting last Tuesday night to discuss ideas and the timeline pertaining to the school’s closing at the end of the current academic year.
Mineral Treasurer/Superintendent Mary Yarnall to retire at end of year
There is not an incumbent for the position of Mineral County Treasurer/Superintendent of Schools in the upcoming election. Mary Yarnall had worked in the Treasurer’s Office for 12 years prior to being elected and has held that position for an additional 12 years.
Community Notes
On Jan. 31 there will be a free workshop for “Taking Your Food Business From Concept to Consumer” held at the Ponderosa Building at the Mineral Community Hospital in Superior. The workshop will cover a wide-range of topics including cottage food laws; food product development; business plan development; marketing food products and more. Class will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. To register call Jan at 406-676-5901. The class is part of the Lake County Community Development Corporation.
Clark Fork Valley Hospital official says Covid-19 vaccine safe
I think medicine in general struggles to explain complex subjects in a media environment where only sound-bites are heard and only a few characters on are read. Nuance and long explanation are difficult.
Picking Huckleberries
Back when I first came to Montana, one of the things that struck me was the amount of attention given to huckleberries.
Clark Fork's Hailey Kelly first in javelin at Ronan Invitational
Clark Fork’s track team traveled to the Ronan Invitational on Saturday, April 1. They pitted themselves against several area teams including Eureka, which placed first in the boy’s team results, and Arlee which placed first in the girl’s results.
Lady Heat improve to 3-0 with win over Arlee
For basketball purists, the clash Saturday night between the Hot Springs Lady Heat and the Arlee Scarlets in a key regional girls basketball game was as good as it gets.
Three Cats advance to state
The Lady Bobcats had three single players finish in second, fourth and fifth place at the Southwestern B-C Divisional tennis tournament at Superior Friday and Saturday to earn a spot in the state finals.
Kvelve's Comments: Time for some new sayings
Life is full of sayings.
Politically motivated investigations are nonsense
I was honored to serve as Secretary of the Interior. Indian trust lands, public lands, wildlife management, water, and federal energy, all fall within Interior.
Lake Co. seeks to end law enforcement agreement on Flathead Reservation
Public Law 280, a unique agreement that has shaped law enforcement in Lake County and on the Flathead Reservation for nearly 60 years, has reached “a breaking point,” according to county officials.
Yard sale kicks off summer
ST. REGIS – Even though the spring flea market is over, St. Regis once again tried to attract shoppers to the area with another annual sale.
Superior H.S. alum wins Emmy award for work at ESPN
Dreams, determination and lofty goals.
Start-up gymnastics program opens in Old Superior Schoolhouse
An exciting new children’s recreational opportunity is coming to Superior starting this fall.
An update from Rep. Nicholas Schwaderer
We are getting towards the last days of the session, four weeks left until we conclude the people’s business and do not convene again until 2015 unless a special session is called.
AG Fox makes campaign swing through region
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, who is running for the governor’s office, recently made a campaign swing through Northwest Montana.
AG Fox makes campaign swing through region
Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, who is running for the governor’s office, recently made a campaign swing through Northwest Montana.
Teen swims in the St. Regis River all year long
On a hot summer day, you’d count yourself pretty lucky to drive up to the swimming spot that St. Regis locals refer to as “Scribner’s”, or the Joe, and find no other rigs there.
