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Study looks at black bear population in Region 2
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks researchers are launching a new multi-year study on black bears this month aimed at better understanding and estimating the population across the state. The first season of field research will focus on areas in west-central Montana, including the Blackfoot River watershed from Gold Creek through Ovando and Helmville.
Elks Lodge makes donation to Superior Fire
Last Tuesday afternoon, four ambassadors from the Benevolent Protection of ELKS Lodge 383 in Missoula stopped by the Superior Volunteer Fire Department, and this made Chief Scott Dodd a happy guy.
Road work planned between St. Regis and Paradise
With plenty of notice and time for comments, the Montana Department of Transportation is announcing and inviting public input on a proposed resurfacing project that includes Montana 200, Montana 135 and Cold Creek Road outside of St. Regis.
Craftsman turns horns into functional art
Artisans and craftsmen can see things in a different way than most people.
Fierce competition at Whitefish's ARM meet
There were some familiar things happening in this weekend’s Whitefish ARM Invitational track and field gathering.
Laws as reminders of the reason they exist
Every little once in a while I am reminded that laws are created to protect us from ourselves, or more particularly from our faulty memories, or from forgetting history.
Seattle band brings electro swing music to Superior
If you’ve never heard of Electro Swing music, you have many people standing with you.
Funding to send Montana prisoners to Arizona private prison reinstated
The Senate Finance and Claims Committee voted Friday to put the $3.9 million annually that would go toward funding 120 beds for Montana prisoners at a CoreCivic private prison in Arizona into a separate bill after nixing the funding several other times this session.
COLUMN: Baseball memory
One of the great things about sports is the memories they can create.
Local athletes shine at tough Seely-Swan Invite
There were, as Thompson Falls track coach Trenna Ferris said, “29 teams and the competition was fierce.”
Family-owned food truck marks 20 years
When Tou and Pang Lee first opened their food truck, the Golden Chopstick, in 2003 it was born out of a necessity with a little bit of dreaming mixed in.
Mineral County Community Foundation awards scholarships
The Mineral County Community Foundation was established in 1994 in response to the closing of a major employer, the Crown Pacific sawmill in Superior.
Sheriff Fielders encourages 'survival in support groups'
Sanders County Sheriff Shawn Fielders held a community meeting at the Plains Alliance Church Friday evening to discuss public safety during a local or widespread disaster.
COLUMN: Take it slow
My old guy is about to emerge.
Superior tennis downs Mission
It’s often referred to as Karma.
UM’s Kyiyo Pow Wow set for April 21-22
One of the nation’s oldest student-run powwows and a beloved University of Montana tradition, the Kyiyo Pow Wow, will be held on campus Friday and Saturday, April 21-22, in the Adams Center.
Alberton, Superior travel to Dilly Bar Invitational
With the season heading for midpoint despite several weather interruptions, track and field teams from throughout the area are getting a good look at their prospects, including some young up-and-comers.
U-19 boys soccer picks up wins; girls team tops Missoula
It was a mostly successful weekend for Clark Fork Soccer teams during a series of games at Amundson Sports Complex despite cold and windy Montana Spring conditions.
Paradise Sewer Board claims funds mismanaged
Call it, “Sewer Wars” 2.0: the Board strikes back.
Paddleboard race planned on Clark Fork River
The Great Montana Stand Up Paddleboard Race will be the first of its kind on the lower Clark Fork River. The original date of April 29 just changed to Saturday, Aug. 19 which for many is a better date because of the warmer water.