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I-90 bridge work resumes at Alberton
Once again people will need to add a smidgen of time traveling into Missoula as the bridge construction around Alberton has fired back up.
James (Jimmy) Raymond Jr., 48
James (Jimmy) Raymond Jr., 48
LifeFlight drops in to DeBorgia for training day
LifeFlight from Missoula made a flight to DeBorgia for the West End Volunteer Fire Department and St. Regis Volunteer Fire Department to train first-responders on landing zones and the safety on hot and standard loading procedures.
Partnership Health Center to Close Satellite Clinic in Superior
Partnership Health Center closed its satellite clinic in Superior on Dec. 30.
I-90 road work to resume this month
The Montana Department of Transportation expects I-90 improvement work will resume the week of March 28 on the St. Regis West Project.
Norman Lester Brovold
Norman Lester Brovold
Idaho robbery suspect killed after hostage shot in St. Regis
A suspect in an Idaho armed robbery was killed by law enforcement after shooting a hostage near a travel center in western Montana, authorities said.
Charles James Antos, Sr.
Charles James Antos, Sr. age 78 of DeBorgia, passed away on February 16, 2008 in Missoula. He was born in Chicago on October 22, 1930 to Olga Antos and was married on June 20, 1959 to June. He loved hunting, fishing and sports but most of all family. He is survived by his wife June, son Thomas and Linda Otzwirk, daughter Deb and Jim Tatowski, son Mike and Lori Antos, daughter Lynn and Dennis Startin, son Chuck and June Antos and many, many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. He was preceded in death by two daughters and one son. There will be a Celebration of Life in his honor on August 16, 2008 in Haugan on Savenak Road at 2 p.m. followed by a pot luck pig roast.
Noxon, Plains track and field team compete in Missoula
University of Montana recruit MacKenzie Morgan led the Lady Devils with...
Trout Creek man jailed after shooting and standoff
A Trout Creek man was ordered held on $100,000 bail Friday after an hours-long predawn standoff earlier Friday, Sanders County authorities said.
Savage Heat, Noxon track stars shine
Hot Springs track participant Tyler Carr has frequently found himself mentioned in the top-five finishes in the last couple of meets he has competed in.
'Pineapple Express' hits area with winter wallop
A winter storm blowing through the northwest was being called the “Pineapple Express” and consisted of Pacific moisture moving across the area. This moisture teamed up with a very cold Arctic air mass which developed across the Continental Divide according to National Weather Service reports.
Flooding, Erosion Impacting Some Roads
Across the Lolo National Forest spring runoff and recent rain has begun to impact some roads. Some roads are also closed due to soft road beds.
Fatal crash, 100 mph chase in separate I-90 incidents
A 24-year-old Port Orchard, Wash., man was killed on Saturday when the vehicle in which he was traveling crashed near Saltese on Interstate 90, according to the Montana Highway Patrol dispatch.
Rain, cooler temperatures dampen sports last week
It was a quiet week for sports, as rain and cooler temperatures followed our young athletes around the region. Here are a few tennis, baseball and track scores:
Book program comes to Mineral County
MINERAL COUNTY – A new program in Mineral County plans to bring the joy of reading into the homes of children who might not otherwise might not be able to afford quality books and the source of the program is one some county residents might already be a fan of.
James Myers death deemed suicide
SUPERIOR - The death of James Myers has been ruled a suicide.
Interstate 90 repaving work nears completion
ALBERTON – Road work on Interstate 90 near Alberton, running over the Missoula County line, is nearly complete.
RMEF marks growth
MISSOULA — Chalk it up as the 10th year in a row that the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation registered record membership.
Thanks to those who helped at walk and run
The organizers of the Find Your Fun Walk and Run would like to thank all those who took part in and helped with the diabetes awareness event on May 22nd. Thrivent Financial for Lutherans enabled us to make this a free and community based program through a grant. They also provided volunteers who helped with food, setting up and distributing information to the public.