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Superior host Tech Night
Parents and students got a taste of the technology Superior students are using in the classroom Thursday night at the annual Tech Night event.
O Sole Trio performs April 13 in Paradise
Tickets are available now to attend the performance of “O Sole Trio,” the final event of Sanders County Arts Council’s 2018-19 Performing Arts Season.
Dixon donates to Pennies for Patients
DIXON – Dixon Elementary School will be devoting the month of February to raising money for the national charity Pennies for Patients. The charity raises funds for The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Sanders, Mineral Counties affected by winter storm
With the onset of a large winter storm system that rolled into Western Montana on Tuesday, area schools and locals have been greatly affected.
Kvelve’s Comments: A simple solution to world’s troubles
Could it really be that simple?
Alberton student wins Google award in statewide competition
Alberton parents, Ron and Zelma Kromrey were keeping a secret from their daughter, Lyssah.
Ruth Ann Juris
Ruth Ann Juris
Letter to the Editor: Conservative values
I have been in construction for over twenty years. I have been a conservative Republican my entire life. And, I”d like to say this to HD-13 Candidate, “Fajita” Bob Brown, “Thanks for running for office, I know how hard it must be to juggle your own construction business and campaign. You’ve got my vote”.
Bridge deck work progresses east of Alberton
According to the Old Farmer’s Almanac, there are four conditions before the weather can be classified as an "Indian summer."
Dale Dean Dursma, 73
Dale Dean Dursma, 73, passed away at his home in Plains Saturday April 1.
Lady Cats get pounced by Bigfork in divisionals
After finishing third at districts, the Lady Cats headed to Pablo for the divisional tournament. The girls played three teams during the tournament. It was a loss against Bigfork on Friday that ended their season.
Fairgrounds prepped for fall
Workers cleared several cottonwood trees from the Sanders County Fairgrounds in an effort to maintain the grounds last Wednesday, Sept. 29. Five large trees, which stood on the west side of the fairgrounds, were felled due to rotting in the limbs. Sanders County Fair Manager Mike Hashisaki decided shortly after the conclusion of this year’s fair that these trees should be taken down, the reason being that several large limbs had fallen off in an area that is frequented by heavy auto and pedestrian traffic during the year.
Bear spring hunting season here
Even with the late spring cold spells, bears are beginning to emerge from their winter slumber, which may be an indication of a slow start for spring bear hunters, according to Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks officials, who haven't seen as many bears as they usually do this time of year.
Toth takes over Sheriff’s Office
When Mike Boone announced his resignation as Mineral County Sheriff on June 28 and that July 3 would be his last day, Roman Zylawy, chairman of Mineral County Commissioners, asked Boone to please reconsider the date due to the short notice and the July 4 holiday that upcoming weekend.
Jarrod Tippens, Jr.
“It’s time to succumb ... I am tired of trying to overcome.”
Letter to the editor: Meaning of local elections
Local elections hold immense meaning, especially now with the ideologies and philosophies on the proper role of government in our everyday lives polarized between a) obedient compliance and resigned dependency on one hand, and b) personal responsibility and self reliance on the other. I like to think of it as: a) is the left hand, and b) the right hand.
Snowfall seen as worst in last 30 years
Last week, long-time Mineral County residents saw more snow than they’ve seen in 30 years. Estimates from the storm that hit last Monday, Feb. 25 were around 18 inches in Alberton, 12 in Superior and eight in St. Regis.
Large animal vet in Heron now serving region
Dr. George White has been a veterinarian for nearly half a century and he will now be operating out of his clinic in Heron on a full-time basis.
Bonnie Mae White
“Her Wings Were Ready, Our Hearts Were Not.”