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Elk foundation needs help with wire-pull
The upcoming wire pulling event on the Montana/Idaho border is the largest event in the nation for the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Now in its fourth year, Wayne Brood is looking for help.
Thompson Falls PD adds Scott to staff
Last week, Thompson Falls Police Chief Chris Nichols welcomed Deputy Roy Scott back to the department as a short-term worker.
Old-time street cruise helps Superior combat COVID isolation
Gas is cheap, food is primarily drive-through style, and the only place to catch up with neighbors is at the post office.
Lady Bobcats continue to improve
The Superior High School volleyball team came out strong Thursday night at home against Granite with a commanding 25-9 first set win.
Hot Springs continues to roll in the playoffs
HOT SPRINGS –The Savage Heat continued to beat up on the competition, winning Saturday’s opening round play off match 62-22 over Roy/Winifred at home.
Food for Thought: Stress & aging
Scientists have identified the first direct link between stress and aging, a finding that could explain why intense, long-term emotional strain can make people sick and grow old before their time.
Alberton doesn't see placings, but continues to better individual marks
The girls and boys of the Alberton track team finally got a chance to compete this past weekend. The team lost April 13 meet, the Loyola Relays to weather. Before that, the Florence Invitational was also cancelled due to weather related conditions. And while the team headed up to the Seeley Invitational on April 24 at the Big Sky Track once again the weather proved to be a force to be reckoned with. Although the meet wasn't cancelled or postponed, it was a cold day to be out on the track.
Montana Rail Link confirms ‘track geometry’ caused derailment in 2014
Six years this month, Montana Rail Link experienced a derailment which received national attention.
St. Regis students show big gains in standardized testing
Every year the students at St. Regis School have to take the Measure of Academic Progress test in the fall, winter, and spring.
Sue Cooperman serves community
We have nothing against new people relocating to our beautiful county and finding jobs, in fact some of our favorite people are relative newcomers. When it comes to running for public office, we do admire people like Sue Cooperman. She has served the county residents very effectively for a long time in the County Attorney’s office. Without leaving her job or the county and at her own expense she found a way to continue her education to better serve our citizens. Sue’s professionalism and promptness was always appreciated each time we asked for assistance from the County Attorney’s office. We’ve heard this same opinion from numerous citizens over the years. We think Sue has earned the opportunity to serve this county as Justice of the Peace and has our support.
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American Legion Post #13 St. Regis
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Superior Community Church
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Free classes at St. Regis School
Mineral County Community Calendar
American Legion Post #13 St. Regis
Mineral County Community Calendar
American Legion Post #13 St. Regis
Mineral County Community Calendar
St. Regis Easter Egg Hunt
Two letters are being re-run this week because of a misprint in the Valley Press.
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Trotters prep for rival Thompson Falls
PLAINS – Trotter volleyball fans were left disappointed Saturday in a straight set loss to the Bigfork Valkyries 19-25, 23-25, 18-25 despite a valiant effort. The Trotters were brought down by errors that allowed for early leads in each set by Bigfork, though the team never gave up and continued to play hard throughout each set.
Lady Tigers win one, lose two
The St. Regis Lady Tigers had three games of volleyball last week, facing Noxon, Arlee and Seeley.
Sheriff's Office dispatch a rewarding and challenging job
Each week the Mineral Independent publishes the Mineral County Sheriff’s Report to help people paint a better picture of what deputies are doing during their shifts.