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Superior students shop for Christmas donations
Every year, Stacy Crabb’s 6th grade students in Superior have a wonderful time shopping for kids in the area that could use some extra Christmas presents.
Public Law 280: The path forward
“You have my commitment that – no matter what happens going forward – if you call 911, we're coming,” Lake County Sheriff Don Bell said during a crowded meeting at the Lake County Courthouse last Thursday.
Spotlight on the Arts: Maddox VanElswyk
“Spotlight on the Arts” by The Paradise Center honors and encourages students in the arts by highlighting their talent and acknowledging the support they receive through their schools and teachers.
Deadline extended for migratory bird stamp art contest
The deadline for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks new Migratory Bird Stamp art contest is now Jan. 31. The Wetlands Protection Advisory Council will select the winning piece of art in February. The winning artist will receive a $2,000 cash prize and be featured on promotional materials throughout 2024.
Plains girls hand Hot Springs first loss in OT thriller
It may be way too early to label a game so young into the new season as the “game of the year,” but the clash this past Tuesday between Hot Springs girls and Plains girls would get some votes.
Plains boys win two at home
Good vibes are the name of the games at Plains High school this year as it relates to sports.
COLUMN: Christmas wish list
Ordinarily, when the world does not seem like it’s upside down or inside out, I usually ask Santa this time of year, to bring good things to folks I know.
Local wrestlers impress at big meets
Montana has some really good wrestlers. No doubt about it. And it’s not just in the Class AA and A schools, there are some outstanding wrestlers in the B and C categories also.
Quinlan leads Superior Bobcats in two losses
Every now and then, its called a cycle in small town basketball, graduation can be a not so good thing.
Sheriff's Office reports recent drug busts
Efforts by the Mineral County Sheriff's Office to take a bite out drug trafficking in the region have made recent strides, according to Sheriff Ryan Funke.
Taxi driver serves Mineral County
There is a new 24/7 taxi service serving Mineral County.
Federal grant to fund passenger rail service planning project
“We just crossed a major hurdle in our work to restore passenger rail service to southern Montana when we learned of our inclusion in the Corridor ID Program,” smiled Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority chair Dave Strohmaier.
DeBorgia gets festive for holidays
People gathered Sunday afternoon inside the old DeBorgia School house, which is the community center from town hall meetings to funerals to weddings for the west end residents. In this case, it was their celebratory Christmas tree lighting and Santa arrival.
Local delivery service makes runs to Missoula
To live in rural Montana and love the quiet life of Mineral County there is the ever-present necessity of traveling for what you need. Whether it’s a monthly trip to Missoula for groceries, doctor visits, or getting snow tires put on, everyone out here knows about the commute.
PHOTOS: Pearl Harbor remembrance
PHOTOS: Pearl Harbor remembrance
PHOTOS: Ecumenical Community Concert
Ecumenical Community Concert
Spotlight on the Arts: Lyndsie Anzar
Spotlight on the Arts: Lyndsie Anzar
Flag retirement takes place at VFW Auxiliary
A day that will be remembered and was made famous by President Roosevelt’s iconic speech, “YESTERDAY, December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.”
COLUMN: Big league payday
In the future, archaeologists sifting through the rubble of a past civilization may stumble on a curious place of worship.
Alberton boys open season 1-2
Four games into the season and the Alberton Panthers boys basketball team already has a victory in hand.