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CNSC Fall Extravaganza raises $18,000
A live band, silent auction and scrumptious meal topped off with a live auction and some raffles, this year’s Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) Fall Extravaganza was a big hit.
Hit the river, but be careful with fish
Summertime in Montana…Hopefully that means many or ALL of you are outside enjoying the great outdoors. When indulging in some relaxing time on the river casting a fishing pole or fly rod should you catch and release or eat the fish? The answer may be some of both.
Through with Chew week hits county
SANDERS COUNTY - New products from the tobacco industry threaten Montana with nicotine addiction and lives cut short by fatal illnesses, according to organizers of a weeklong campaign slated to begin Sunday, Feb. 16.
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.
MCPAC fundraiser a hit
The Mineral County Performing Arts Council (MCPAC) held their annual fundraiser at the end of last month on March 20 at the Superior Elementary School. The event featured the Ed Norton Big Band, an 18-piece ensemble, featuring trumpets, trombones, saxophones and rhythm section.
Woman ran over, highway patrol seeking information in hit and run
Last Tuesday evening, August 3, at around 7:30 p.m., a woman was allegedly thrown from her vehicle by another subject and then ran over by the same vehicle. The incident occurred at mile marker four, at the underpass, on Interstate 90 westbound. The name of the 45-year-old woman from the Spokane area is not yet being released as Montana Highway Patrol Trooper Richard Hader said that it could hinder their investigation.
Mineral County Fair and Rodeo hits Superior
SUPERIOR - The Mineral County Fair and Rodeo holds a special place in the hearts of residents and visitors alike. It is a time to relax, a time to take in bull-riding and wild-cow milking with friends and family. A time to celebrate the efforts of the county’s 4-H participants.
Preschoolers take to the farm to learn life lessons
PLAINS – The preschoolers in the Head Start program hit the farm on Wednesday to learn about life cycles.
Potting Shed owner escapes wind wreckage
Last week, when high winds toppled two mature pine trees onto Milton Pearce’s greenhouses in St. Regis, it not only took down his garden structures, it knocked him down to the ground as well.
Plains rebounds with win over Troy
With a rematch against Sanders County rival Thompson Falls on Monday, the Plains High Trotters fast pitch softball team is hoping to find consistency put together some consecutive wins.
Flu cases on the rise in Montana
Influenza cases in Montana hit a sharp rise at the start of December, with nearly 1,000 new cases and more than 50 new hospitalizations reported statewide last week.
Plains teams have momentum heading into postseason play
This past week saw the end of the regular season before teams across the county begin to head into the postseason on the courts.
Hot Springs Lady Savage Heat fall to Noxon
A whirlwind week for the Hot Springs Savage Ladies Volleyball team saw a loss and forfeit.
Community assessment spotlights problems, possible solutions
The 2016 Community Assessment report for Mineral County is now available for public viewing to be used by residents and officials alike. The information will be used for Community Assessment for Public Health Emergency Response (CASPER). It will provide household-level information and helps to assess the effect if a disaster were to hit the area. The information is also used to assess the health and basic needs of Mineral County.
Plains Trotters start season with a bang
TROY – The Plains-Hot Springs Trotters started their spring season off on the right foot, winning their first two softball games of 2015.
Trotters have big week
LIBBY – The Plains Trotters continue to hit their stride as two wins last week improved the team’s record to 8-2.
Mineral County tennis teams hit the courts
MINERAL COUNTY - As athletes across the state prepare to throw javelins, shot puts and the discus in addition to training themselves to push their bodies further and faster than they ever imagined, the Superior Bobcats Track and Field team is preparing to host the first meet of the season.
Bluehawks take on Eureka on the road
THOMPSON FALLS – The Thompson Falls Bluehawks hit the road last week and traveled to Eureka to face off against the Lions for a Friday night matchup under the lights.
Horsemen take on Class A teams
PLAINS – The Horsemen hosted two nonconference games this past week. They played the Whitefish Bulldogs on Thursday and the Frenchtown Broncs on Saturday. These were their last regular games of the season before the District Tournament.
Noxon gains expereince
NOXON – The Red Devils hit the gridiron against Flint Creek on Friday, Sept. 12, coming out with one touch down and an ultimate loss. The final score was 8-56.