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Legals for August, 10 2022
Magone inducted into Masonic Hall of Fame
Mountain Lodge No. 110 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of Montana has been based in Superior since 1917 and is the only Masonic Lodge in Mineral County.
New Plains store equips rock hounds
Mining is a whole lot of knowledge mixed with a helping of persistence and topped off, often, by good old fashioned luck.
Hot Springs market exemplifies small-town America
Norman Rockwell, the artist who often captured small-town, country living in his magazine adorning photographs, would have loved the Hot Springs Farmers Market.
Lawnmower races rule Wild Coyote summer celebration
Corey Frank already had it wrapped up. He had successfully won his time trials and heats and was in effect the champion lawn mower racer of the day.
Legals for August, 3 2022
Hot Springs teacher wins grueling 100-mile race
Lots of people don’t even like to drive 100 miles.
Dixon 4-H'ers set the pace at livestock exhibits
There are all kinds of things most people think they will never see. Add sheep on a treadmill to the list.
St. Regis woman creates Christian-based grief support group
For anyone who has ever lost a loved one, they understand that grief isn’t something that truly goes away, it only changes.
Spotlight on the Arts: Ava Bouquet
"Spotlight the Arts" is a new feature, sponsored by the Paradise Center, which is designed to showcase the talents of Sanders County students participating in the arts.
Montana housing task force sets sights on 'actionable' solutions
Describing Montana’s housing crisis as “complicated,” Gov. Greg Gianforte welcomed his newly formed Housing Task Force to the state capitol Wednesday for its inaugural meeting.
New superintendent hopes to bring cooperative approach to Glacier
When David Roemer earned his graduate degree from the University of Montana, he never dreamed he would later return to the state as the superintendent of Glacier National Park.
Plains schools donates van to veterans program
For the longtime servant of Plains Public Schools, it was an inglorious last ride across the campus parking lot.
Flathead cherry harvest a few weeks away
Storms, floods, and cooler weather are expected to delay the first harvest of Flathead Lake cherries this year. Despite the delay and a few orchards that suffered damage due to hail, Flathead Lake Cherry Growers are still expecting an abundant harvest this summer.
Noxon celebrates Independence Day
Famed American artist and illustrator Norman Rockwell would probably have loved every minute of the 2022 Noxon Fourth of July party.
Plains resident uses mini-truck to amplify his political views
The older model Daihatsu pickup is hard to miss as it glides along the streets of Plains.
Arts council hosting meet and greet July 13
“With so many new members to our communities, and for those who already know us, we want to inform and celebrate past accomplishments and upcoming performances,” smiles Jim Goss, Treasurer for the Mineral County Performing Arts Council.
Lanie Crabb selected as Junior Rodeo Princess
For young equine ladies in Mineral County there’s an opportunity every year to become part of the Rodeo Royalty for the Superior LIONS Go for the Gold Rodeo during the Mineral County Fair.
Letters to the editor
Letters to the editor
Longtime Superior Fire volunteer Ireland retires
In 1982, Robert Ireland was talking to John Jackman who was the Superior Volunteer Fire Chief at that time.