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Kvelve's Comments: Lace 'em up
It is what could be described as an insidious problem, or a silly one.
Mineral County has new Veteran Service Officer
An estimated 84,000 veterans live in Montana.
Public Works Supervisor Roger Wasley won't miss 'late night calls'
A cake that read “Happy Retirement Roger - after 25 years you’re ‘off the clock’ for good. Now there’s time for everything” was eagerly accepted by Roger Wasley last Thursday. Wasley is retiring as the town of Superior’s Public Works Supervisor, and a party was held in his honor.
NHS carnival excites
PLAINS – Games and clowns and swords…oh my! Smiles were abundant in the Plains High School Gym Tuesday, March 11 at the carnival put on by the National Honor Society. The NHS members worked hard to provide the younger students with a good time.
Lady 'Cats lose one, win one
The Superior girls picked up one win and one loss with games against Arlee and Florence the week before break. The girls won against Arlee on Tuesday, 62-47, and then lost to Florence on Wednesday, 34-51.
Locals share some stories of Christmas past
Danielle Switalski
Christmas time oh my!
Danielle Switalski
Superior woman works to reunite owners with lost pets
Lifetime Superior resident Bessie Spangler appreciates what it means to be your brother’s keeper, or rather make that your canine’s keeper.
Yes Ma'am!
Melissa Oyer
COLUMN: Rescheduling the schedule
It is a conundrum, wrapped in a dilemma and shrouded by a mystery.
Retirement program alternatives
On Wednesday, May 19th, I was in Helena for my State Administration and Veterans Affairs (SAVA) Interim Committee meeting. Our day was dedicated to working with Dave Slishinsky and Doug Fiddler, Consulting Actuaries from Buck Consultants.
The search for a prize bull begins
SANDERS COUNTY - Thirteen horses, four mules and ten people. That is what it takes to pack in a hunting camp. At least in my experience.
Plains man ready to take flight in latest creation
There are creative, ambitious people in this world. Then there’s Ned Beighey.
William Curry
William C. Curry was born on Oct. 6, 1946, in Kirkland, Wash., “to be close to his parents.” That’s how he would tongue-in-cheek phrase it.
COLUMN: Failed resolutions
I really don’t make New Years’ resolutions any more.
Legislative Update: Week 14
This past week, the House had a full agenda of bills. Most days we had over 20 bills to take action on during the House floor session. Those bills were either Senate or House with Senate amendments.
Meet the candidates for Justice of the Peace: Wanda James
Wanda James brings experience to the table
Panthers step boldly into the future
Even by Alberton standards the 2013 graduating class of six seniors was small – but what they lacked in numbers they made up for in academic excellence and school spirit.
A champion at heart
Hendrick decides to run again
Summer Crosby