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Sweet Adelines present barbershop Christmas
Members of a Missoula-based chapter of Sweet Adelines performed barbershop-style numbers in Superior for a holiday show sponsored by MCPAC.
Roadside fountain closed due to bacteria concerns
Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water... Paradise II, coming to a theater near you soon.
Darlow family takes over Castles Market
Two months have passed since Superior grocery store Castles Market quietly changed ownership.
Darlow family takes over Castles Market
Two months have passed since Superior grocery store Castles Market quietly changed ownership.
I Love to Read Month
Jack Clevenger gets experience weaving during a medieval style fair last week in Alberton during "I love to Read Month."
Trick or treat, Plains style
Plains water system gets full upgrade
PLAINS – The town of Plains is hard at work updating water mains and the water system, adding links between pipes so the water is able to circle through town.
COLUMN: Football bowl season
My cup bowl-eth over. It’s too much. It’s out of control. It’s football gone crazy.
Reimagining Rural events set for Thompson Falls
Reimagining Rural sprung from an idea and desire to help create a vibrant future for Montana’s rural communities.
Folk music
Missoula's Tumble-home kicks off their set at the Symes on Friday, April 18. The group kicked off the weekend in Hot Springs with their unique style and impressive harmonies.
Christmas choir fills Plains with joy
An evening of Christmas music filled the air at Fred Young Park this past Wednesday, thanks to the Plains School Choir and a talented group of alumni.
State approves new wolf hunt, trap regulations
The Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks received more than 26,000 public comments on the proposal.
Lozeau Lodge: Renovated and ready for success
GUN SAFETY IS IMPORTANT, ESPECIALLY DURING HUNTING SEASON
I have been lucky in my life to get the opportunity to practice and train with several branches of the United States military and law enforcement, without being officially part of either.
Continuing an ancient craft
PLAINS - According to a webpage by “The Ohio State University: Information Extension Research,” fermentation is a process by which cells break down sugars to create energy, when oxygen is not present, releasing carbon dioxide (CO2), energy, lactic acid and in some cases alcohol.
St. Regis Senior Center opens for first lunch
ST. REGIS – St. Regis seniors got to begin the New Year with the first meal served in the new St. Regis Senior Citizen’s Center on Thursday, January 2.
Gun safety is important, especially during hunting season
I have been lucky in my life to get the opportunity to practice and train with several branches of the United States military and law enforcement, without being officially part of either.
Wine and fashion show benefits cancer network
Danielle Switalski
'Be a Hero and not a Zero': Red Ribbon Week message
Students from all three Mineral County schools got together last Tuesday, Oct. 24 to listen to a motivational speaker as part of the drug awareness Red Ribbon Week. The Superior High School bleachers were full as a few students from all three schools started the afternoon with a little skit put together by Kris Minard from Montana Office of Public Instruction.
Lolo National Forest Planning
Lolo National Forest Planning