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Superior girls basketball to play Shields Valley
As the competition heats up in Kalispell, Superior Lady Bobcats prepare to take on Shields Valley at 11:45 a.m. this morning. The winner will move on and the loser will be out. Superior's current record is 14-8 and Shields Valley's record is 17-6. It should be a good game. Check back to find out who won.
Valley Christian rallies past Hot Springs, 40-36
Hot Springs came into the game with a 3-0 record after handily dispatching several area six-man teams.
COLUMN: Polson a great host for hoops
OK Mining City, aka Butte, you’ve got some big shoes to fill.
Hot Springs drubs White Sulphur Springs
The Battle of the Springs is over and this year “Hot” has triumphed over “Sulphur.”
Noxon romps over Twin Bridges, 38-6
There’s something brewing in Noxon and it could be terrifying to a lot of six-player high school football teams in Montana.
Community brings a breath of fresh air to Plains
A little bad weather couldn't stop about 25 people from leaving their mark on the main street in Plains Saturday.
Noxon has good individual performances at Ted Kato Tournament
NOXON – Three of the four Red Devil wrestlers placed at the Ted Kato tournament on Saturday.
Mineral County does the ice bucket challenge
SUPERIOR – Mineral County officials came away from a recent activity cold and wet but it was all for a good cause as fifteen employees, one from every department, participated in a phenomenon sweeping the nation.
Red Devils fight hard to the end
NOXON – After experiencing two defeats, Noxon’s season came to an end a little earlier than the Red Devils had hoped.
Alberton Farmer's Market open for the summer
ALBERTON – As warmer weather moves in to western Montana, Mineral County residents are eager to dig into their gardens.
Superior restaurant shuts down
SUPERIOR – The community lost two big contributors as well as a good family restaurant recently as Jackie’s Home Cooking closed its doors before owners Mike and Jackie Perotti left the area.
Defending freedom and reviving the economy
Defend freedom and revive the economy. As a freshman legislator these were the main goals I brought into the pressure cooker known as Montana’s 63rd Legislative session. A few weeks in, I placed a large note in front of my seat in the Senate Chamber that said, “Remember why you’re here.” It was a good reminder to stick to the basics.
Local veteran celebrates 90th year
HOT SPRINGS – Ninety years of life – and what can a man show for so much time lived? For Orville Bjorge, it is a Bronze Star, a Purple Heart, a piece of his Norwegian father’s original homestead land, the ability to endure the aging process by maintaining independence, and the blessing of being loved by many friends and family.
Fisher leads Blue Hawks to 64-24 rout of Flint Creek
With the Thompson Falls offensive line dominating play up front, quarterback Trey Fisher ran for six touchdowns and 187 yards, leading the Blue Hawks to a 64-24 thumping of the two-time defending state champion Flint Creek Titans in 8-man high school football action Friday night in Thompson Falls.
Little guy wrestlers have good showing at state
The Superior Bobcat Little Guy wrestlers took 17 wresters to Columbia Falls on Saturday for the Western Montana State Championships and seven of those kids placed.
Mineral County Community Calendar
Road to Recovery
Mineral County Community Calendar - Week of Oct. 16
Free Medicare 101 Classes Coming Soon
Ice fishing still good
Even with warmer days and sunshine sneaking into February, Sanders County is still very much an ice fishing haven. The cold winter Sanders County experienced this year has left lots of ice and many different locations for anglers to drop in their line.
Core of seniors lead Plains football
Nowhere, perhaps, is there more intrigue to open a football season than there is at Plains High School.
Lady Bobcat netters headed to state
Good things are in the works for the Superior High School tennis team.