Superior Senior Spotlight: Daniel Arnsan

Name: Daniel Arnsan

Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Ryan Funke

Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Ryan Funke

Sheriff Bauer quits; Boone takes interim post

Mineral County was stunned on Monday, Nov. 13, when Sheriff Tom Bauer turned in his letter of resignation to County Commissioner Chairman Roman Zylway.

Hot Springs comes together for Christmas gift giving

Penny saving gifts, because it's really the thought that counts

Danielle Switalski

Christmas Reenactment Dec. 13 & 14

A reenactment of that holy night will take place in the yard beside the Superior Assembly of God chuch at the end of Second Ave. East at 6:30 p.m. and again at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 13 and 14 Free cookies, hot chocolate and hot cider will be served in the foyer of the church where you can get warm. The "Live Nativity" will be performed  with the heavenly host, shepherds, wise men, Mary & Joseph, baby Jesus, sheep and a donkey. Everyone is welcome to stop by and enjoy this wonderful time of the year.

Candidate qualifications

A recent story in the Clark Fork Chronicle called into question Marcia Boris’ qualification for the office of Mineral County Attorney.  If the reporter of that story had asked me if Marcia was qualified, my answer would have been “yes, most definitely” on two bases:

Sanders County Community Calendar

Open Gym at Plains

Superior wrestlers take on Sanders County

SANDERS COUNTY – The Superior Bobcat wrestling team had a busy week competing in no less than three competitions last week in Florence, Thompson Falls and Hot Springs where several of the team members came away with multiple victories.

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

Snowplows get green light

As a result of legislation requested from the Montana Department of Transportation, House Bill 56 allowed the department to use alternate colored lights on their snowplows.

Superior massage therapist 'listens' to the body

In 2003 when Jessie Vaillancourt graduated from college in Vermont, she moved to Alberton. She became the effervescent, fun-loving face of Alberton Feed in 2010 until it closed just before the pandemic in 2019.

Pets that giggle! Do you have some too

I came into the house this morning after spending an hour feeding, watering and exercising ten of our twenty-four dogs. My son exercises the other fifteen. It was down right miserable. Cold, windy and rainy.

Donkey basketball brings fun to Hot Springs

There were approximately 50 people in the old Hot Spings gym Friday to watch and support the senior class take on the staff, juniors, and a team known as “random misfits” in several friendly and fun games of donkey basketball.

Alberton residence falls victim to flooding

COLUMN: A real American sport

I had an interesting “discussion” with a friend a few months ago.

Local teen hopes to study art in Japan

Tiphanie Eriksson can’t remember the first time she picked up a pencil to draw, but if you take a moment to look at some of the artwork she’s done, you’d think it was shortly after she was born.

Dixon senior news

Tranel says Zinke’s ‘extremism’ makes him vulnerable in 2024

Missoula Democrat Monica Tranel is confident in her chances of winning Montana’s western district U.S. House seat in the 2024 election.

Montana Aussie Adventures with Erin-Jay

Is it just me or have you also noticed the refreshing change in the weather, and the fall season rolling in quickly?