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Transparency of Paradise sewer project questioned after document uncovered
A doggedly determined group of anti-sewer protesters in Paradise have been hoping to overcome their own battle against the odds.
St. Regis School gets a facelift
In what has become a year of uncertainty due to the Covid-19 situation, St. Regis schools have found a way to create positive changes.
Sanders County Cancer Network receives donation
For the third consecutive year, the Plains Chapter of Jobs for Montana’s Graduates presented the Sanders County Cancer Network with a $500 donation.
State seeks comments on I-90 work proposal near DeBorgia
The Montana Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on a proposal to improve safety on Interstate 90, east of DeBorgia.
St. Regis students write letters to first responders
Ireland’s class made and sent thank you cards to the department as well as emergency medical technicians and wildland fire fighters - whomever the students wanted to thank.
Kvelve's Comments: There oughta be a law
There ought to be a law.
Amid COVID-19, St. Regis School BPA moves forward
As local school districts diligently navigate new restrictions and health code regulations due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, sports and extracurricular activities look starkly different this year. This new reality is also true for the St. Regis Business Professionals of America chapter.
Free online classes available for caregivers
There are several upcoming online classes which can provide powerful tools for caregivers, including those who take care of their parents and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Planning Ahead for Disaster Recovery
Every five years the Federal Emergency Management Agency requires counties to update their pre-disaster mitigation plans to qualify for both pre-disaster and post-disaster mitigation assistance.
Trout Unlimited backs Clark Fork restoration project
The illustrious Clark Fork, Montana’s largest river that stretches the length of Mineral County.
Reimagining Rural events set for Thompson Falls
Reimagining Rural sprung from an idea and desire to help create a vibrant future for Montana’s rural communities.
Superior Schoolhouse hosts outdoor concert
With the sun setting behind the maple trees that line the old Superior Schoolhouse lawn locals gathered in family unit socially distanced squares to take in a delightful end of summer outdoor concert.
Plains man ready to take flight in latest creation
There are creative, ambitious people in this world. Then there’s Ned Beighey.
Second Amendment alive and well in Plains
The Second Amendment to the Constitution is alive and well in Plains, Montana. That was evident by the packed Veterans of Foreign Wars hall Saturday as more than 35 exhibitors and a shoulder-to-shoulder crowd of customers and gun fanciers flocked to the Annual Plains Gun Show.
Some experts say Paradise sewer project price too high
With the embers of anti-sewer protest still glowing, a new development in the issue may further fan the flames of discontent in the small town of Paradise.
What are Mineral County's wolves up to?
Bringing up the subject of wolves remains touchy. A flashpoint for many who have nothing good to say about them for reasons of their own. How the deer population has dropped. The elk are gone, at least in the areas many hunters always could find them.
Resource Coalition talks federal land work, timber harvest
“The lumber market has never been this good so it’s great to be in full operation with almost 100 employees.”
Sharon (Jensen) Booth
Sharon (Jensen) Booth passed away on July 27, 2020.
Shakespeare in the Parks is another COVID-19 casualty
It’s been a quieter and less entertaining summer around Mineral County this year. With a wide range of events being cancelled or postponed indefinitely due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, it’s hard not to feel a bit melancholy.
COVID plans put to test as firefighters crowd camps
HELENA — Jon Paul was leery entering his first wildfire camp of the year late last month to fight three lightning-caused fires scorching parts of a Northern California forest that hadn’t burned in 40 years.