Superior ends season in frigid loss at Culbertson

Football is a crazy game. Everyone knows it, and it is strangely why so many people love the game with the oblong ball.

Lady Hawks punch ticket to state

Welcome to the Department of Redundancy Department, Volleyball division for volleyball.

Legals for November, 2 2022

St. Regis hosts fall festival

On the evening of Saturday, Oct. 29, Tiger Street in St. Regis was marvelously transformed into the first of its kind, Fall Festival. From 4-6 p.m., the road was closed to traffic so that little ones dressed up as princesses, ninjas, witches, and skeletons could safely stroll along the street lined with carnival games and trunk or treating.

Big grant awarded to De Borgia Fire Department

U.S. Sen. Jon Tester's office announced that about $287,000 has been secured for the De Borgia Volunteer Fire Department through the Federal Emergency Management Administration’s Assistance to Firefighters Grants.

FWP opens online survey for Fish Creek

Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is working with the University of Montana to develop a framework for managing recreation on its lands in the Fish Creek watershed, located approximately 30 miles west of Missoula.

U.S. House candidates Tranel and Lamb discuss issues at Paradise debate

The Paradise Center last week hosted a debate attended by two of the candidates for Montana's District 1 U.S. House seat, Democrat Monica Tranel and Libertarian John Lamb.

Meet the candidate: Colleen Hinds, Democrat for HD13

Meet the candidate: Colleen Hinds, Democrat for HD13

Spotlight on the arts: Hayley Fausett

Spotlight on the arts: Hayley Fausett

Applications for trail grants now open

Recreational Trails Program 2023 application cycle opens November 1

Elections workgroup gives update following system examination

Montana’s elections practices were found to be “safe and secure” following an examination from a workgroup made up of representatives from organizations and stakeholders across the state.

Bobcats rebound with dominant playoff victory

The good teams all have it and all do it.

Facts about waste-water treatment plant land deal

Last week there was a letter to the editor regarding how the Waste/Water Treatment Plant sale of land was being handled, casting doubt on Mayor Dan Rowan’s character and ability to serve as a county commissioner.

Going home: Big Medicine will be returned to CSKT

Big Medicine spent all of his life on the tribal homelands of the Confederated Salish and Kootenai tribes. Now after his death, he’ll spend most of his time back there too, after a six-decade hiatus as one of the main attractions of the Montana Historical Society.

Tribes to receive $41.5M to expand high-speed internet

The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes will receive more than $41.5 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to expand high-speed internet access on the Flathead Reservation.

Lane joins Superior District as new ranger

Abby Lane has been named as the new Superior District Ranger, replacing Carole Johnson who retired in June.

Opening weekend a success for youth hunters

Zaimon Firestone of Superior, hunted all day Thursday with his mom but came up short.

Concerned with Funke's support for Zinke

A recent letter in the Montana Standard written by Ryan Funke made my decision much easier about who to cast my vote for in the upcoming sheriff’s race.

Veterans should see if PACT Act can help

We write this letter with the hope of reaching as many Montana Veterans and their family members as possible regarding the recent passage of the Promise to Address Comprehensive Toxics (PACT) Act sponsored by Sen. Jon Tester.

Thompson Falls secures first win in 11-man

For those who thought it might never happen … thhppppttttt!