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Ruana knives stand the test of time
Most people who own an earlier Ruana knife have it tucked away with their shotguns that can’t shoot steel shot and family heirlooms because they have become very valuable.
David Mirisch still going strong at 85
It was just a year ago when David and Sandy Mirisch moved to Superior to join their daughter Summer Drey and three of their eight grandchildren Madeline, Brydon and Brigder.
Kvelve's Comments: Richard Nixon, yes I said Richard Nixon!
I’ve been in some strange situations in my life with equally strange outcomes.
Plains spoons up a Thanksgiving meal for everybody
Matt Unrau
Summer floating on the Clark Fork
“Keith you’re terrible at floating,” my brother, Craig, screamed at me from quite a distance – bringing me out of the trance that sitting in the slowly bobbing tube on the Clark Fork River brought about.
Men of Worth to play in Superior this week
From Scotland’s outer islands and Ireland’s west, some of America’s most authentic musical heritage is coming to Superior.
Men of Worth to perform in Superior
From Scotland’s outer islands and Ireland’s west, some of America’s most authentic musical heritage is coming to Superior.
Small town boy big world
PLAINS - Last week, a Plains born and raised son came home for a week to take a break from becoming a well-known creator in the video game, movie and commercial industry.
Heather opens up about her hour of fame
PLAINS – The news came shortly after Heather Worrall was finished with surgery. As she had her procedure done, her husband Bob said her phone was ringing off the hook. Once Worrall checked her calls, she was in shock. It was the Food Network answering her plea.
Local Alberton man reaches the big screen
ALBERTON – A Mineral County resident recently reached new career heights as a film he worked on premiered across the state.
Apothecary in Superior offers natural remedies
The healing power of plants and the study of herbal medicine has become more popular in recent years at many people opt for Mother Nature’s pharmaceutical drug store that has been used for thousands of years by civilizations and tribes.
Dancing the night away
Heather Hasty
Plains native stars in original film
Plains native Lindsay Katt, known to locals as Lindsay Catalanello, was a featured filmmaker at the recent Flathead Lake International Cinemafest (FLIC).
New way of learning comes to Alberton School
Jeff Crews has been the Superintendent of Alberton School for less than a year and admits that he came to this position in a roundabout way.
Plains man's love of nature evolves into photography
There are some things in life that just go good together. Ketchup and mustard. Salt and pepper. Beer and Pizza. Add Orvall Kuester and nature to that list.
Men of Worth head to Superior for March gala
From Scotland’s outer islands and Ireland’s west, some of America’s most authentic musical heritage is coming to Superior.
Rhythm and Blues Festival descends upon Noxon
NOXON - The fourth annual Big Sky Blues Rhythm and Blues Music Festival was held at the park near the Clark Fork River in Noxon over the weekend. Musicians from around the region and as far away as Seattle gathered to provide the audience with the soulful yearnings of the popular musical genre.
Ronald Loren Kuykendall
Ronald Loren Kuykendall
PC Police have gone too far!
First of all, it’s awesome to be back!! I missed writing stories and this column and am really happy to be given the chance to spread a little Kvelve “wisdom and humor” to all of you in this amazing part of the world!
Remembering a politician from years ago
In 1941 Donny, a kid my age, came to my mother’s 8 week summer camp on our dairy farm in southern Wisconsin. Donny was a leader, full of ideas and fit right in. We rode horses, fed pigs and chickens, rode the hay wagons, played in the woods, fished, swam, sang and ate piles of food.