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Rodeo tough: Hot Springs' McAllister sets sights on rodeo career
It usually is, according to Hot Springs area resident and recent high school graduate Jack McAllister, an “adrenaline rush.”

Rodeo events benefit local cancer patient
The Sanders County Fairgrounds were alive with activity this past Saturday for the ranch rodeo and fun play day events.

Denny Marvin Miller, 83
Denny Marvin Miller, 83

American Legion hosts Father's Day celebration
They came to honor dads and support a local business that has been struggling the last few months. Both endeavors, by all accounts, were successful.
Kaltschmidt reelected chair of Montana GOP
Don “K” Kaltschmidt, a Flathead Valley automobile dealer and known Republican voice, was reelected last weekend to a third term as chair of the Montana GOP.
How to claim your Montana tax rebates
Montana’s Republican-controlled Legislature directed hundreds of millions of dollars from the state’s budget surplus — $899 million in total — toward income and property tax rebates during its 2023 session.
Montana Republicans expanded access to affordable health care
The United States’s health care system is a mess of complex regulations and layers of bureaucracy. It’s also expensive. But Republicans in the Montana Legislature have made great strides in recent years to address what problems we can at the state level.
Running for new Senate district
I am very excited to announce I filed as a candidate for the newly formed Senate District 45 for the upcoming 2024 election.
Steele steps down as Flathead Forest supervisor
Kurt Steele is leaving his position as supervisor of the Flathead National Forest for a post at the federal agency’s regional office in Missoula, U.S. Forest Service officials confirmed Monday.
Grizzlies, hunters collide in northern Rockies
A hunter killed a grizzly bear in self-defense last week in the Madison Range southeast of Ennis.
Local vendors, shoppers meet at Superior farmers market
Overcast skies with a tinge of humidity after a downpour the prior evening greeted vendors and looky-loos for the first farmers market Saturday on the lawn of the old Superior School.
Savenac Nursery joins nationwide kids fishing day
Fishing with your kids in Montana is Heaven on earth. It makes lifelong memories and the more you take young’uns out fishing the better they become, the more fish are caught and a healthy obsession to a sport might be developed.
Western Montana Specialty Foods founder greets Gianforte
Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte made a special trip to Mineral, Sanders and Lincoln counties Thursday with stops to chat with residents, present an award and visit small businesses.

'Spa City' celebrates its roots at Homesteader Days
If the 2023 version of Homesteader Days, the annual celebration of Hot Springs, its history and the surrounding area, is any indication, it would be fair to say those homesteaders knew how to kick up their heels and have a good time.
Rodeo action delights Homesteader Days crowd
The rodeo announcer perhaps said it best from his press box perch above Hot Springs Rodeo Grounds on Sunday as another young cowboy fell from his mount and landed in dirt, surrounded by crazy hooves.
Thompson Falls event gets kids ready for summer biking
No one would likely have anything bad to say about a government-hosted event that actually benefits children in a really good way.
COLUMN: A real American sport
I had an interesting “discussion” with a friend a few months ago.

Mason Edward Henderson, 91
Mason Edward Henderson, 91

Wayne Edwin Boyce, 66
Wayne Edwin Boyce, 66

Small engine students roar on go-kart track
One can easily say that the first year of small engines at Superior High School was a game-changer for many students.