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Esler Foundation makes donation to support veterans
When your world has been turned upside down and back again, closure and healing are two key words.
Hydrogen-powered drones could patrol remote stretch of I-90
Imagine a system that could provide public safety, emergency medical services, law enforcement, fire abatement and communications in one small fleet of hydrogen powered UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) that are able to stay in the air up to 13 hours and to be on call day or night in any weather.
Final decision OK'd for Redd Bull Project
The Lolo National Forest last week issued a final decision notice for a portion of the Redd Bull Project, located on the Superior Ranger District south of St. Regis between Interstate 90 and the Montana/Idaho border within the Dry, Cold, Little Joe, Twomile, and Ward Creek drainages in Mineral County.
COLUMN: Know the rules
As I’ve tried to broaden my sports world this past year, I’ve encountered a strange, sometimes troubling, and often head-scratching aspect of this quest.
Hot Springs thumps six-man rival; Coach Lawson notches 100th win
There was a lot to celebrate Friday night in Hot Springs.
Hot Springs volleyball sweeps St. Regis
Teams that gel into a cohesive unit as the mid-season matches come and go are often very dangerous teams to play.
Lady Panthers fall to Charlo
They battled throughout eight explosive sets of volleyball.
Community garden harvest party in St. Regis
As the days get shorter and temperatures begin to drop, the end of summer gives way to fall, the start of harvest time.
Singer Ken Lavigne performs in Superior Oct. 7
Mineral County Performing Arts Council was formed in 2007 and sponsored a set of informal concerts, to immediate public enthusiasm.
Plains girls place third at Thompson Falls Invite
On what was near ideal conditions, several hundred cross country runners converged on the Rivers’ Bend Golf Course for the annual Thompson Falls Invitational meet last week, with men’s and women’s teams from Columbia Falls taking home both team titles.
Plains spikers sweep Darby
Sometimes, even if you are not successful to the full extent or your efforts and hopes, you still have to step back as an athlete and say “wow, what a game.”
Mineral County to take part in grizzly bear project
The grizzly bear project description reads as such: The service will develop an Environmental Impact Statement that considers a reasonable range of alternatives that can accomplish the purpose and need of restoring grizzly bears to the Bitterroot ecosystem.
Local veteran uses art to support Israeli veterans
A Navy veteran hailing from Sanders County has found a unique way to honor and support Israeli veterans through the power of art. David Williams, who served several years in the U.S. Navy, has embarked on a heartfelt mission to create artwork for veterans in Israel, forging a bond of camaraderie across borders.
Plains fall cleanup day a success
Bright and early Saturday morning, volunteers from Plains and the surrounding area met at the Pool Park for the first fall Plains Cleanup Day.
Clearwater Montana Properties makes $13k donation
Giving back to the community is a very real and active concept in Montana.
COLUMN: What's poppin?
It has become a tradition with me and I guess I’m hooked.
Tulloch leads Plains at Mission Invite
For local high school cross country runners, the recent Mission Invitational meet in St. Ignatius was a chance for the concept of quality over quantity to shine.
Hot Springs rack up two more wins
It was a good, if not a dominating week for Hot Springs’ six-player football team.
St. Regis sweeps Two Eagle River
In the wacky world that is the Western 14C volleyball conference life is, as has been said, like a box of chocolates, you never know what you’re going to get.
Montana working on vaccine for fentanyl, heroin overdose
A vaccine to prevent overdosing on fentanyl and one for heroin are in the works at the University of Montana and partner institutions.