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Sanders County Justice Court
Kay Sigrid Silverman, improper passing in a no-passing zone, speeding.
Clark Fork teams lose to Seeley-Swan, Arlee
The Clark Fork Mountain Cats squared off against Seeley-Swan on Friday, Dec. 18, with Seeley-Swan overtaking Clark Fork in both the girls and boys basketball games. The girls lost 53-30 and the boys 43-39.
Horsemen, Trotters take down Charlo
The Plains Horsemen remain undefeated in conference play this season after picking up an 80-38 District 14C win over Charlo at home Saturday.
Mineral County Court Report - May 31 - June 7
Mineral County Court Records from May 31 to June 7
Sanders County Senior News
Thompson Falls
Paradise Sewer Board claims funds mismanaged
Call it, “Sewer Wars” 2.0: the Board strikes back.
BPA State brings wins
Superior Lions Club cancels 2020 rodeo
The Superior Lions Club reluctantly decided to cancel the 2020 Rodeo in Superior at a special meeting June 24.
Superior's Pillow Posse delivers the goods
Joanie ‘Sparky’ Merriman has been a crafty gal most of her life.
Legals for January, 22 2025
30-voice choir to perform in Mineral County
“My main concern is that the article clearly states that Superior's performance is on Saturday, Dec.16 as a 3 p.m. matinee,” writes Jim Goss, Treasurer of the Mineral County Performing Arts Council.
Locals welcome return of West End yard sale
Since the mask mandate ended and social distancing was removed, a pattern has emerged.
Tribes preparing three-day Bison Range celebration
The appearance of new calves on the Bison Range at Moiese this spring comes with a heightened sense of joy for many as the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes begin their first full season of managing the historical site since the passage of the Montana Water Rights Protection Act in 2020.
Health care reforms benefitting Montanans
The 2021 Montana Legislature passed major health care reforms to empower patients, reduce red tape for doctors, and provide access to more affordable care.
Local campgrounds fill up as summer arrives
Having a camper, trailer, RV or motorhome has always given people freedom to go when they want and stay where they want to, up until the summer of 2023.
We need that levy passed
There are 35 million seniors now over 65 and in another 22 years it will double to 70,000 seniors needing services.
Museums create fun for local families
Good news is coming from the University of Montana for low-income families in Sanders County with the ability to enjoy the museums in Missoula for free.
Disconnect in reporting of fire costs
I am struck at the disconnect in reporting of the “cost of the fires” to Montana and the Feds - let alone other states... The only reports are of what it costs to fight and/or contain them until nature can help.
A culture of compassion
SUPERIOR – Employees at the Mineral Community Hospital are used to helping patients with their medical needs but recently they had the opportunity to help one of their own who will soon be evaluated for a liver transplant.
Troy Mine works to recuperate after cave-in
SANDERS COUNTY - Revett Minerals Inc. is pleased to provide updated reserve and resource estimates as at year end 2013 suggesting a twelve year Life of Mine. The Company is also pleased to provide an update on underground development activities at the Troy Mine in northwestern Montana.