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St. Regis High School scholarships
St. Regis High School scholarships
Initiative 186 misleading
I-186 will appear on the November ballot. If it passes, Montana DEQ will be required to deny a permit to any proposed hard rock mine, if the reclamation plan requires perpetual water treatment.
Women's equality years later
Women’s Equality 95 Years Later
Booster clubs benefit from sports physicals
PLAINS – In an effort to give back to local athletes, Clark Fork Valley Hospital has donated 100 percent of their proceeds from sports physicals to local booster clubs.
Sanders Co. Commissioners will consider refuse fee increases
Written comments are encouraged and will be reviewed by the commissioners prior to a hearing if received by the Sanders County Commissioners’ Office at least three business days prior to a hearing.
Funds returned to MCH
SUPERIOR - The Mineral Community Hospital is at it again, this time receiving a return of funds from a company the hospital has a working relationship with.
Politics as usual
Typewriter Tales
Over 500 Rubber ducks hit the St. Regis
The world’s fastest duck, the canvasback, can reach speeds up to 72 mph, which is about 70 mph faster than the winning duck at the 2008 Traveler’s Inn Duck Race Saturday, but one St. Regis woman could probably care less.
SCCFF helps educate teens on relationships
THOMPSON FALLS – Sanders County Coalition for Families has been hard at work during the month of February, teaching young girls valuable life lessons during Teen Dating Awareness Month.
Top 1 percent St. Regis senior named National Merit semifinalist
In the spring, the National Merit Scholarship Corp. announces the names of approximately 16,000 semifinalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented high school seniors have an opportunity to compete for over 7,500 National Merit Scholarships, worth more than $32 million, which will be offered in the spring of 2018.
Mineral County Commodity Supplemental Food Program
Like a well-oiled machine, the volunteers make the task of unloading, repackaging and boxing food...
Christmas isn't over yet
The Christmas season is over? No, not entirely. The Eastern Orthodox, the second largest Christian communion in the world, numbering approximately 1,200,000 adherents in the United States, celebrated Christmas on Jan. 7, which is Dec. 25 in the Julian calendar. The Gregorian calendar, the reformed Julian Calendar we use today, was implemented by a Catholic Pope, Pope Gregory XIII, in 1582, but to this date it has not been recognized for religious observances by many Eastern Orthodox Churches around the world.
Local agency now state approved
Choices for Change Counseling (Nancy M. Smith) has been certified as a State Approved Agency by DPHHS, Addictive and Mental Disorders Division. Choices has also been designated by the Mineral County Commissioners to receive 100 % of the Mineral County earmarked alcohol tax monies for the provision of chemical dependency treatment and prevention services in accordance with MCA 53-24-206.
Highway project proposed south of Superior
The Montana Department of Transport-ation is seeking comments on a proposal to resurface about 5.7 miles of Highway 257 southeast of Superior in Mineral County.
Investigation looks into three human caused fires at "the mouth"
PLAINS – Three human caused fires were extinguished at the popular local swimming spot referred to as “the mouth.”
Calvert appears for omnibus hearing
THOMPSON FALLS – After numerous attempts to hold Nathan Lee Calvert’s omnibus hearing, Calvert was finally present in the Sanders County Courthouse Tuesday morning.
Commissioners send letter in support of proposed Medicaid expansion
On Thurs., April 4, the Mineral County Commissioners finalized a letter to Representative Pat Ingraham expressing their support for the proposed federal Medicaid expansion.
COLUMN: Eating crow
I’m sure of only one thing….it tastes really sour and I haven’t had a bite yet.
Fun Run organized for local youth after accident
A month ago tragedy struck the Doble family when their 9-year-old daughter was accidentally shot during a hunting trip.
Alberton seeks city candidates
The deadline is drawing near to file for the open seats on the Alberton Town Council said a post by Glenda Wallace on the Alberton, Montana Community Facebook page. Alberton’s current mayor, Josh Acker is not seeking re-election which also leaves the mayor’s seat open. All of the Council Members seats are up for re-election. “A rare occurrence due to some previous resignations and special elections,” says Wallace.