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Locals strut their stuff at Turkey Trot
It was 33 degrees at 9 a.m. when the airhorn blast was the starting signal for the Turkey Trot 5K run/walk from the parking lot of the Mineral County Food Bank.
Christensen leads Hot Springs to second at 14C meet
On a clear, blue sky Montana day, the stars were out in force over Missoula County Public Stadium this past weekend.
Fire danger is low now, but expected to rise in August
The Superior Ranger District saw a cooler and wetter than average late spring and early summer. This has led to a current decrease in fire danger; however, Western Montana expects to see an increased fire potential for August and September.
Rodeo a way of life for Brash family
For Vance Brash and his family, rodeo is a way of life.
Legals for March, 24 2021
Lady Hawks have high hopes for softball season
Last year, coach Jared Koskela and the Thompson Falls girls softball team made it to state.
Council approves plan for ambulance purchase
March’s Plains Council meeting centered around financing a new ambulance for Plains Community Ambulance.
Tigers golfers win on home course
The Tigers boys blistered the Trestle Creek Golf Course on the edge of town for a 345 team total over the 18-hole layout to clinch the team title by a wide margin over runner up Thompson Falls, 345-397.
Smalley takes oath as new commissioner
Shawn Smalley retired earlier this year after 20 years with Montana Highway Patrol. He attained the rank of sergeant and was the supervisor for Mineral and Sanders counties while raising his family in Superior for almost 19 of those years.
Superior hoopers snag wins at Darby
Superior’s boys' and girls' basketball teams made the most of their only contests of the past week as the Bobcats boys and Lady Bobcats girls swept a pair of road games in Darby Thursday night.
Holiday sweep for Thompson Falls hoopers
It was a holiday sweep for the Thompson Falls boys’ and girls’ basketball teams at the expense of Class C Seeley-Swan this past Friday night in T Falls.
Richard Cary Benner
The only book that Dick ever read was the Bible, and he had it right on his table where he sat each morning.
Free firewood cutting begins April 1
Personal firewood cutting will be free to the general public from April 1 through June 1, 2020, on the Lolo National Forest and no permit will be required during this time.
Iconic St. Regis Memorial Day flea market canceled by COVID
Memorial Day weekend in St. Regis, Montana means traffic backing up at its four-way stop in what is usually a sleepy little town. It means kettle corn and concession stand burgers.
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Laila Overberg
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Montana Viewpoint: Just say no to division
Last week I read the transcript of a New York Times podcast with longtime Republican pollster Frank Luntz.
Trout Creek Robomaniacs make way to postseason
Football has the Super Bowl, baseball has the World Series, and Lego robotics has the High Tech Kids First Lego League Open.
T-Falls coach writes first Montana cross country book
Cross-country running has never been known as one of the most publicized high school sports, but one Thompson Falls High School cross-country coach hopes to change that image by publishing his own book about crosscountry running in Montana.