Alberton School dips into eBook library database

Schools across Montana, including Alberton, this month launched a shared digital collection, a collaborative eBook platform that enables two or more schools or districts to borrow eBooks and audiobooks via a single, easy-to-use website.

Big Sky Singers to perform at Spring Gala

Courthouse statue proposal on hold

Discussions continued on Friday regarding the installation of a new steel statue on the Mineral County Courthouse lawn. A group of Superior citizens presented the idea to the county commissioners a few weeks ago.

Veterans help celebrate Dr. Seuss' birthday

Local veterans and members of the VFW helped celebrate Dr. Seuss’ 114th birthday at the Mineral County Library on March 1. His birthday is celebrated across the nation in conjunction with Read Across America, which is an annual reading motivation and awareness program for children.

Dixon donates to Pennies for Patients

DIXON – Dixon Elementary School will be devoting the month of February to raising money for the national charity Pennies for Patients. The charity raises funds for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

A most interesting year

I just ran across probably the best comment ever on what is motivating people to support Donald Trump in the primary. It comes from Jim Hightower, National Radio Commentator, writer and public speaker. Here is what he wrote in an article entitled: “The Money Primary.” This is good stuff.

Mudfest returns to Haugan

Mud-coated enthusiasts in souped-up trucks revved their engines and drag raced all weekend during the 2nd annual Montana Mudfest. From Friday night to Sunday afternoon, nearly 800 people gathered in Haugan to participate and watch the mud-based fun. Some people found themselves covered from head to toe in mud from drag racing or joining in the other fun and games.

Trotters volleyball team wraps up camp

PLAINS – Volleyballs shot from one end of the gym to the other as the Trotters geared up for their upcoming fall season last week.

Paradise hosts Independence Day fun

PARADISE- Wood saws cut through lumber, tomahawks flew through the air and fireworks filled the sky as Paradise celebrated the Fourth of July in style throughout the day on Friday.

Jobs for Montana graduates class teaches student initiative

Plains middle school students enrolled in the Jobs for Montana Graduates Class (JMG) aren’t attending an average class.

Paradise artist has unique vision for his work

In the amazing world that is art, there are a myriad of creative venues and expressions.

Flag Day ceremony held in Thompson Falls

During a solemn ceremony on a windy day in Thompson Falls, American Legion Post Commander Steve Roque honored the American flag.

Thompson Falls economy promotes tourism

This is the second article in a four-part series, which looks at how local economics are doing throughout Sanders County.

Plains looks to equalize water meters

The town of Plains is currently looking for ways to equalize the water usage among all the residences throughout town.

Camp Bighorn training provides a rush

PLAINS – From kayaking, to rock climbing, and a high element ropes course, Camp Bighorn has it all. With the adrenaline churning activities available, training becomes an important part of the process, ensuring everyone’s safety.

Montana Viewpoint: Politics, to listen or to lecture?

Individual politicians may have the best of motives, but the parties they belong to, no. The parties are like businesses, they want results.

Republican Jeff Stanek greets HD-90 voters

Candidate for Montana House of Representatives District 90, St. Regis resident Jeff Stanek met with voters and community members Feb. 3.

Rediscovering home: Superior's pool

The Mineral County Pool in the Park recently took a jump off the “high dive.”

Slow start for Superior

Justyna's Column: The American Dream

This country was founded on the American Dream - the idea that includes the opportunity for success and prosperity. It’s the idea of coming from nothing and building something from the ground up.