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Legals for January, 10 2024
Seeing Blue: Grizzlies fall to SDSU 23-3 in title game
Grizzlies fall to SDSU 23-3 in title game
Disabled American Veterans upgrades vehicle fleet
The need for public transportation in Mineral County is not going to go away. It grows annually, and with it, so do the services as best as they can.
Thieves ransack St. Regis cemetery storage shed
The Mineral County Sheriff’s Office is conducting additional surveillance on Montana 135 from the St. Regis flashing light intersection to the Peninsula turnoff, but not necessarily for speeders.
Plains students cut loose at annual Brain Bash
What is up with dancing, indoor golf, online Jeopardy and students playing cornhole during school hours?
Banham sworn in as new Plains mayor
The last working day of 2023 on Friday brought changes in the Plains mayor’s office.
COLUMN: Wacky world of bowl games
Tradition is being flushed when it comes to college football.
Second half of winter sports seasons gets underway
If you are a vegetarian, this is the sprouts, tomato and cucumber time of the high school sports season.
Judy Gunderson, 64
Judy Gunderson, 64
Legals for January, 3 2024
Large animal vet in Heron now serving region
Dr. George White has been a veterinarian for nearly half a century and he will now be operating out of his clinic in Heron on a full-time basis.
Reflecting on 2023: Neighbors helping neighbors in River Road East Fire
In mid-December, it’s hard to remember that only four months ago several areas across western Montana were contending with forest fires.
St. Regis Christmas light display contest
First place winner goes to Trina Lohman with her bright and colorful display on Main Street. Her decorations even included a Tiger with a Santa hat, which was fitting being across from St. Regis School.
Sheriff Funke recaps first year on the job
Mineral County Sheriff Ryan Funke was a keynote speaker at the Mineral County Central Republican Committee meeting last week.
Founder of Salish Kootenai College remembered for contributions to community
Many flags across the Flathead Reservation are flying at half-mast this week in honor of Dr. Joe McDonald, a visionary educator and tribal leader who died last Thursday, Dec. 14. The founder of Salish Kootenai College was 92.
Legislation would assist in tribal management of bison
Leaders from the Blackfeet Nation and the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes praised legislation introduced in Congress last month that centers tribal sovereignty into the management of bison herds on tribal lands.
What’s next in the push to restore southern Montana’s passenger rail service
Last week the Federal Railroad Administration announced that it awarded a $500,000 grant to the Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority to explore the feasibility of restoring passenger rail service along the North Coast Hiawatha route, which passed through many of Montana’s largest cities along its Chicago-to-Seattle route before the service was scrapped four decades ago.
A way to address high property taxes
I just read the editorial “Lets end the property tax blame game” by Kendall Cotton in which he begins by blaming local governments for property tax increases, echoing Gov. Greg Gianforte’s attack on greedy county governments.
COLUMN: Failed resolutions
I really don’t make New Years’ resolutions any more.
St. Regis outlasts Hot Springs in clash of top teams
It was a clash of top area boys basketball teams.