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Plains locals brave snowy Turkey Trot
It has, over the years, become a Thanksgiving tradition.
Dog training service opens in Superior
It’s been said that frustration can be a valuable motivator. For Kayla Papesh, that was certainly the case when she found herself propelled into a new career direction, all thanks to a new pet.
When things go bump in the night, beware!
Halloween is a night of scary monsters, skeletons, witches and tall tales about demons and ghosts. It’s the time of year that we allow ourselves to be frightened of things that go “bump” in the night and let our imagination run wild about unexplained phenomenon. Here are a couple of stories submitted by Mineral Independent readers who dare you to read their tales from the beyond.
LaRue Hot Springs museum opens at Homesteader
While it was a great weekend to be outside for Hot Springs’ Homesteader Days, many ventured inside on Saturday and Sunday for the grand opening of the LaRue Hot Springs Museum.
Richard Warnken
Richard Geheart Warnken, 86, of Superior, Mont., passed away peacefully on Feb. 25, 2019. Richard was always surrounded by his loving family and friends.
Leo Allen King
Leo Allen King
Snowboarding lessons on Lookout
Summer Crosby
John Walter “JW” Marrinan
John Walter “JW” Marrinan was born May 9, 2009, in Polson, Montana.
Hot Springs leans on speed and experience
The bad news for Hot Springs as they prepare for the 2023 football season is they lost their best player from last year.
Dr. Steward begins practice in hometown
Clark Fork Valley Hospital's newest physician Barbara Steward has returned home to care for the community where she grew up.
Riverdogs hit rough patch after blazing start
As every bird hunter knows, there may be brief stretches each year where the river is too high and the dogs would not do well in the current.
Politics as usual
Typewriter Tales
Alberton School changing model of teaching
Without a doubt, this past year of education has been the most challenging for students, teachers, administrators and parents.
Dana Lynn Baxter
Dana Lynn Baxter, 58, of Arlee, was called home on Friday, January 31, 2014.
Superior VFW honors Heppe with life member plaque
Ed Heppe has lived in Superior since he was 9 years old with most of his working years at Diamond Match Mill
Superior native brings nature to life in art work
For Tempe Regan, self-proclaimed nature artist it was while exploring one stone...
St. Regis/Mullan hammers Lakeside, 72-20
The Tigers showed that loss was in the rear view mirror and the road ahead was theirs for the taking as they opened Idaho 8-man football play with a crushing 72-20 win over Lakeside Friday night in Mullan.
St. Regis' Pruitt to play college ball at Providence
Pruitt, who has loved the game all her life, is overjoyed to be continuing her basketball career at the University of Providence in Great Falls next year.
Dawn Bauer recipient of prestigious Hunger Hope Award
Superior School’s Elementary Administrative Assistant and Afterschool Coordinator Dawn Bauer has been recognized for her work in securing food for hungry children. She was presented with an award during the Montana Food Bank Network (MFBN) event, The Taste, on March 8. This is an annual fundraiser for the food bank and was held at the Neptune Aviation airplane hangar in Missoula. Where over 100 food and drinks were prepared by nearly 40 local chefs, brewers, distiller and other food establishments.
Plains Drama Club advances to Nationals
The Plains Drama Club earned the opportunity to compete at the national level with their compelling performance of “Our Diamond” at the state-wide Thespian Festival earlier this month.