Plains man gets prison time for various offenses

Mitchell Bear Raymond, 25, of Plains, pleaded guilty to burglary and bail jumping in August. He was sentenced Sept. 2 to a 5-year prison sentence on the burglary charge and a six-month suspended sentence in the Flathead County jail for bail jumping.

Guilty plea entered for Subway burglary

THOMPSON FALLS – The third person involved in the burglary of the Subway in Plains pled guilty in court this month.

Montana DOJ launches civil rights reporting portal

The Department of Justice recently announced the launch of the Civil Rights Reporting Portal. This new online tool will make it easier for the public to report a civil rights violation.

Kailyn E. Thola, 18

Kailyn E. Thola of Hamilton, Montana, passed away early in the morning on Saturday, Nov. 26, 2016, as a result of a tragic automobile accident near Tarkio, Montana.

Court Report Nov. 18 – Nov. 25

Bond Forfeited

Mineral County Challenge work groups to meet July 21, 23

The public is invited to join two Mineral County Challenge Work Groups meetings.

T-Falls splits conference games

Matt Unrau

The power of one

Should one be so disruptive? Wolves, logging, mining, gun rights, all subject to the opinion of one, proclaiming he is not accountable to anyone.

Tim Read efficient, professional

I am forwarding this letter to lend my support to Tim Read. My family has on occasion used the services Mr. Read provides as the County Planner. Our interactions with Mr. Read have always been positive experiences and he has always performed his duties politely, efficiently and professionally.

Out of the ashes come mushrooms: 2017 brings good crop

Mushroom buyers have been in Sanders County for about a month now as both locals and professional commercial pickers collect the morels from the vast area burned last year in the Copper King Fire. According to Dena Wiley and Robin Daems, two of the buyers out of Washington State, the Conicals are reaching the end of their season while the Greys are just coming in. At the peak of the season pickers were bringing in about 1000 pounds per day while now the take is about 200 lbs.

Staff Infection' sweeps dodgeball tournament

The Business Professionals of America (BPA) Dodgeball tournament was held Friday, March 25th, 2016. Seven teams participated including Staff Infection; Haskins Excavating; Dodge Father; Dream Bombers; Throw Bo Cops; and the Miss-fits. Each team paid $60 that would go towards fundraising for the Superior BPA Chapter. The proceeds will provide accommodations and registration at the Regional and State Leadership Conferences.

Hot Springs boys basketball splits with Clark Fork, St. Regis

Following a hard-fought loss to visiting Clark Fork in their boys 14C opener Thursday night, Hot Springs senior Lincoln Slonaker saw better...

Arena Cross riders go big at fair

Jason Shueh

Mineral County celebrates Halloween

The early traditions of Halloween date back about 2,000 years. The holiday was originally called Samhain and marked the beginning of the Celtic New Year. In ancient times, the holiday marks the transition from the “light” part of the year to the “dark” portion, as daylight hours became shorter and the weather grew colder. The first ‘jack o’ lanterns’ were carved out of turnips and beets as pumpkins weren’t native to Europe.

Reflecting on the work of rural affairs group

Guida G. Strand

Guida G. Strand, 82, passed away on Nov. 30, 2019 in Portland, Oregon.

Legals for October, 18 2023

Legals for October, 18 2023

Behavior Initiative Program proving to be a success at Superior Elementary School

Students at Superior Elementary School dug out their snow boot and sleds for a fun day enjoying the snow. It was all part of the Quarter Celebration where students who receive less than two referrals per quarter get to participate in the fun.

BPA State brings wins