Community Notes

Monthly community hearing services will be provided by the Hearing Aid institute at the Alberton Senior Center on June 14 from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. which includes free clean and checks on all hearing instruments (Walk-in) and free check on ears for wax build up (Walk-in).

Business Professionals of America

The St. Regis BPA team poses for a photo after a successful competition last week in Billings.

Keeping in touch with Rep. Pat Ingraham

While the Legislature has been in full swing and is headed to complete its transmittal date this Thursday, February 28th, there is another rather important, though less exciting event going on as well, that of filing income taxes, less of a political event than the Legislature, however just as important. So I thought now would be a good time to share some information that might help you as you begin to file your income taxes.

Former PTO board member faces theft charge

In September, papers were filed with the Hot Springs Police Department and Sanders County District Court against Ayla Rose Blasius, alleging she stole money from the Hot Springs Elementary Parent Teacher Organization (HSPTO).

BPA students

Heather Kelly and Michele Smith are part of the four man crew who will be headed to the state competition for the Business Professionals of America.

Community Notes

ALBERTON — The Montana Department of Transportation would like to notify the public and seek comments on a proposal to resurface about 9.8 miles of Interstate 90 (I-90) in Mineral and Missoula counties.

Retired vet launches taxidermy shop in St. Regis

A retired United States Air Force Master Sergeant turned taxidermist, Reynolds launched his new business...

911 calls and bears top Hot Springs council agenda

The Hot Springs town council met last Tuesday evening to discuss several important agenda items.

Chuck Seward

Chuck Seward points to CDs of artists he has recorded in his professional audio recording studio just outside Superior.

Students explore their future

Not guilty pleas in poaching case

Nick Ianniello

Abigail Wheeler wins Superior School spelling bee

Historically the word bee has been used to describe a get-together for communal work...

Tigers roar in 48-14 victory over Deary, Idaho

The bi-state Tigers are back in the saddle. Riding a Tiger may not be good for your health and prosperity.

Montana Aussie Adventures with Erin-Jay

Another fantastic week ahead here in Sanders County, and I have to say though I am consistently cold, I sure loved being introduced to the winter sports fun you have here in Montana.

Paradise sewer board reviews new proposal

Programs at the door may be a wise expenditure as the battle for the Paradise sewer heats up amid leadership and money challenges for the beleaguered Sewer Board and its members.

Woman fires rounds during altercation with teen

A woman was charged with assault with a weapon last week after discharging rounds during an altercation with a teenage family member.

New CFVH therapist

A new Physical Therapist begins work at Clark Fork

Forest Service stays busy

MINERAL COUNTY - There may have only been two small fires in Mineral County as a result of a lightning storm last Monday night but that doesn’t mean Forest Service personnel aren’t remaining vigilant.

Sen. Daines issues warning about wildfires

As flames dance around the region and the state’s $30 million wildfire budget has been depleted, Montanans have been left wondering how long they will be suffering from the effects of the fires and what can be done to improve fire conditions.

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.