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Buck-N-Bull Coffee Company opens in Alberton
It’s not unusual for the hardworking residents of Mineral County to have to drive long distances for one reason or another on a daily basis.
Old Superior Schoolhouse changes ownership
People in the area know that George and Liz Gupton have carried a heavy load as the owners of the Old Superior School on River Street.
Drew Hanson to lead chamber of commerce resurrection
A chamber of commerce is a nonprofit association of businesses organized to promote and protect the interests of its membership.
Water loss, tourism and a new Christmas tree among agenda items at busy council meeting
The October Plains Council meeting was well attended with several important issues being considered.
COLUMN: On the road again
It was a stark and beautiful reminder of just how big Montana is.
Hot Springs volleyball takes narrow loss to Charlo
It was a battle for the conference lead in Charlo Saturday night as the Lady Vikings hosted surging Hot Springs for the top spot in the Western 14C volleyball standings.
Noxon volleyball gets win at St. Regis
It was an even par week for the Noxon Lady Devils volleyball crew, as they fell to Western 14C conference leader Charlo Friday night at home, then traveled to St. Regis and swept the Lady Tigers Saturday evening.
Lady Hawks remain undefeated in conference action
The Lady Hawks have taken flight, and it comes at the right time of the year.
Hawks runners ready for Western B/C meet
A strong showing by eighth-grade runners is adding a boost to postseason hopes as well as the future of Thompson Falls cross country fortunes.
Turnovers doom Superior in battle with Charlo
It is the bane of sporting events. A coach’s nightmare. And often the difference between a W and a L in the record category.
Trotters moved into 3rd place with pair of volleyball wins
This time of year, with playoffs on the not-too-distant horizon, fans are looking for that “team to watch.”
FWP chief takes responsibility for toxic culture at wildlife agency
At a Legislative Audit Committee meeting Thursday, lawmakers had their first chance to address a scathing report that showed more than half of Montana’s game, fish and wildlife wardens fear retaliation and believe the culture in the department is bad, while state auditors found a dearth of required personnel records.
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Esler Foundation makes donation to support veterans
When your world has been turned upside down and back again, closure and healing are two key words.
Three Alberton students selected for National Honor Society
Three students from Alberton High School on Sept. 25 were inducted into the National Honor Society.
Hydrogen-powered drones could patrol remote stretch of I-90
Imagine a system that could provide public safety, emergency medical services, law enforcement, fire abatement and communications in one small fleet of hydrogen powered UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) that are able to stay in the air up to 13 hours and to be on call day or night in any weather.
Jenny Rae Benson
Jenny Rae Benson
UM fall enrollment tops 10,000 students
The University of Montana’s enrollment ascent continues, driven by a 3.7% increase in total student headcount – the largest annual growth rate in 14 years.
Plains XC teams continue to impress
While Class A schools Corvallis and Columbia Falls continue to dominate team scores in area cross country meets, the young runners from Plains are making it clear they are a factor in the making.
Hawks football shut out by strong Eureka squad
A big second quarter made the difference for the unbeaten Eureka Lions as they turned back visiting Thompson Falls 40-0 in a Western B 11-player football game Friday night.