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St. Regis reloads with top golfers
Last year was a good year for the St. Regis High School golf team.
CWD found in two Idaho mule deer
The Idaho Department of Fish and Game announced last Wednesday that the two mule bucks were killed near Lucille last month, and the hunters submitted the lymph nodes of the animals for testing.
Zinke files financial disclosure statement
He's running for Montana's new U.S. House district, which the state gained due to a population increase from 2010 to 2020.
Youth waterfowl, pheasant hunts begin Sept. 25
Licensed hunters ages 15 and under may hunt ducks, geese, coots, mergansers and ring-necked pheasants statewide on these two special days set aside for youngsters, but they must be accompanied by a non-hunting adult.
Angler catches new state record largemouth bass
Darin Williams caught the previous record in Noxon Reservoir on May 2, 2009.
Superior Little Guys head to state
Fifteen grapplers from Superior will are bound for the Little Guy Wrestling State Championships in Missoula this weekend after qualifying at the Inter Valley Tournament in Libby Saturday.
Clark Fork Lady Mountain Cats continue march toward State
The Clark Fork Mountain Cats lost their first matchup at Divisionals in Hamilton, Feb. 22-24. They faced Arlee on Thursday and experienced their first loss of the season, 57-49. This moved Arlee to play Twin Bridges and pushed the Cats into a loser-out game against Lone Peak on Friday at 10:30 a.m.
Horsemen ready for state playoffs
The Plains Horsemen football team heads into the state playoffs this week and head coach Eddie Fultz couldn’t be prouder.
Letters to the Editor; 50th Anniversary
This September we celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act, and also of our much loved Cabinet Mountains Wilderness. The Act was passed in 1964 by a unanimous vote of Congress “for the permanent good of the whole people,” as stated in its opening line.
County informed it is subject to retroactive SRS sequester
Rural counties throughout the nation that typically received funds as part of the Secure Rural Schools program, including Mineral County, were recently informed by the United States Department of Agriculture funds received from the 2012 fiscal year would be retroactively subjected to sequestration.
Treasurer reports on the state of Mineral County finances
During the Feb. 22 meeting of the Mineral County Commissioners, County Treasurer Mary Yarnall was present to field questions about the current state of finances for the county.
Chamber to hold forums
The Mineral County Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring six “Meet the Candidates” forums for Mineral County and State House District 14 candidates during the month of October. The events will be held at the St. Regis Community Center Oct. 5 and 21; Alberton School Oct. 7 and 12; and the Superior High School Multipurpose Room Oct. 18 and 19.
Wolf hunting season lies in doubt
Matt Unrau
Plains’ Elliott new state officer for SkillsUSA
Plains High School junior Madison Elliott was recently chosen...
State has new online dashboard for Montana wildfires
The state has experienced nearly 1,800 fire starts this year.
Superior woman hurt in elk collision
KELLOGG - A cow elk was bisected on Interstate 90 late Sunday after it collided with a vehicle, Idaho State Police reported.
State Champs
Seniors Kayla Holmes (left) and Hailey Phillips (right) were honored for their academic and athletic achievements during last week's Plains High School graduation. Both Holmes and Phillips were instrumental in the Trotters success over the past few track and field seasons.
Madison Hill of St. Regis earns top honors at state
Superior graduate Aaron Kelly (72) played for the Red Team in the 33rd Annual Bob Cleverley All-Star Classic football game in Butte on June 4. The Red Team won against the Blue Team, 38 to 16. (Photo courtesy of Aaron Kelly)
Top 3 Runners Pack
The top 3 runners of the 2011 Montana State Class B Cross Country Meet in Missoula. From left: Kit Mayer of Missoula Loyola, who finished first overall; Carter Montgomery of Plains, who finished third overall; and Kyle Olson of Poplar, who finished second overall.
Bass fishing
Lucas Burt holds up part of his catch during the Tri-State Bass Tournament held last weekend in Trout Creek. Burt, who is originally from Trout Creek, made the trip from his home in Portland, Oregon to fish in the competition with his father.