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Buckle Up presents seat belt facts and myths
I buckle up most of the time, but not if I am just going to the corner store a few blocks from my house
Public warned about virtual kidnapping scams
No one has been physically kidnapped in these schemes, but they are often traumatic for everyone involved.
Column: Spring Sports
Throughout the spring sports season, Mineral County athletes will test themselves against fellow student athletes in the primarily individual sports of track and field, golf and tennis.
Superfund site plans move forward
Representatives from the Montana Department of Environmental Quality, Environmental Protection Agency and the Forest Service met with the Mineral County Commissioners again Tuesday to discuss listing the town of Superior, some surrounding land and the Flat Creek Mine Site as a Superfund site.
Former astronaut John Glenn touched many lives, even in St. Regis
Former astronaut and U.S. Senator, John Glenn was hailed as a national hero and became a symbol of the space age as the first American to orbit Earth. He passed away on Thursday, Dec. 8 at the age of 95. He was in the Senate for 24 years, but captured the country’s imagination when he became the first American to orbit the Earth.
Superior Senior Spotlight: Ed Heppe
Name: Ed Heppe
Spring gobbler season open; black bear begins April 15
Montana’s spring male turkey season opened April 10...
Plains, Noxon volleyball teams compete in St. Ignatius
After nearly an hour-long battle in the altered format tourney, the two teams came to an absolute one-set apiece draw.
251 racers test themselves on Trail Rain run
64 year-old, Rich Desimone, comes across the finish line after running in the 50K at the Trail Rail Run in St. Regis on Saturday.
Plains street conditions boil down to drainage issues
The streets of Plains are falling apart; there’s just no denying it. And, as with anything this big, the solutions are complicated and affect people’s lives.
Oficials plan for mine cleanup
The Montana Department of Environmental Quality and the Environmental Protection Agency met with local representatives in the County Commissioners’ Meeting Room Tuesday to discuss the final cleanup of the Iron Mountain Mine Site.
Dog Training Club
Bill Cenis and his Australian shepherd Lilly test the agility course provided by the Sanders County Dog Training Club while organizer Jan Manning coaxes the dog through the chute.
County offers recycling tips for residents
Sanders County recognized America Recycles Day this past Sunday.
Pioneer Council adds two vans to transport fleet
The Mineral County Pioneer Council has been helping its residents get to and from medical appointments and it recently added two new vehicles to its fleet.
Influenza hits Mineral County; hospital visitors restricted
There has been a spike in the cases of influenza hitting Montana communities over the past few weeks, with 359 new cases reported from 36 counties as of Dec. 30, 2017. Four of those cases were reported in Mineral County and Mineral Community Hospital was forced to post large red “warning” signs on their doors and restrict visitor activity.
BLM finalizes rule to make land use plans more responsive to community needs
The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) issued an updated rule, called Planning 2.0 that will make its land use planning more accessible to the public, more responsive to the changing conditions on the public lands, and more efficient. It incorporates the most current data and technology into Montana land use planning.
Keep safety in mind during the spring months
With the advent of warmer temperatures and longer days, come thoughts of breaking free of the couch and cabin and hitting the open road.
Three dead in Plains double murder-suicide
Police found three people dead Saturday after a reported double murder-suicide just west of the Wild Horse Plains Golf Course in Plains.
Sawing to the finish
TROUT CREEK – Wood chips flew through the air as saws cut through lumber and shots rang out as competitors tested their accuracy at the shooting range at the Pentathlon in Trout Creek during the annual Huckleberry Festival last weekend.
Trap Shoot
A participant at the annual Bruce Frye Memorial Shoot takes their best aim at clay pigeons that are launched into the air. The trap shoot competition tests one's aim, reaction time and overall gun handling experience.