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A citizen legislator's first year
One year ago I packed up my truck and left this beautiful, rugged part of Montana to spend sixteen weeks in the crowded city of Helena. Not to seek a better life for myself, nor a higher income, nor fame or glory. I went to serve my fellow man as a citizen legislator, not a politician.
MCSO to begin school resource officer program
In the past, several deputies with the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office have tried to start a School Resource Officer program, however with limited staff and funding it was a challenge to have an officer working solely with the three schools in Mineral County.
Doris Marie (Sorenson) Marjerison
Doris Marie (Sorenson) Marjerison (64) of Stevensville passed away on March 31st after living her life with cancer for the last 13 years. She was born on May 20, 1949 in Dillon, Montana, the daughter of Elmer and Thelma Sorenson. Doris was raised in Dillon, Twin Bridges and Butte, Montana, and Boston, Massachusetts. She graduated from Butte High in 1967 and earned her associate degree in Business in 1994.
Mine near Superior in final cleanup phase
There’s been a lot of activity at the Flat Creek Iron Mountain Mine located four miles northeast of Superior. It became a Superfund site in 2002 and the final cleanup phases are currently taking place.
Former police officer charged with two counts
Chad Edward Bache, a former reserve deputy for Sanders County and former Hot Springs police officer has been charged with two counts: one felony count of theft and one misdeamanor count of the unauthorized use of a motor vehicle.
Applying for college
A group of seniors works on completing college applications on Wednesday, November 13th. During College Application Week, 18 colleges either waived or deferred their fees so that students could apply without worrying about money.
Little Bitterroot reopens gym facility in Plains
The gym in Plains has recently reopened under new and interesting management.
Mineral County Sheriff Toth juggles management of the office
Toth had been a deputy for the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office before going to the Seattle Police Department and had always wanted to return.
Not guilty plea entered in theft case
THOMPSON FALLS – Vickie Caswell made her initial appearance in District Court on Tuesday, March 24 and entered a plea of not guilty.
Electric filling station debuts in Mineral County
SUPERIOR – The very first electric filling station in the history of Mineral County made its debut last week as the finishing touches were added to the new Tesla Supercharger facility at the S and S Grocery Store in Superior.
Annual family-friendly New Year's
Eve party planned at St. Regis
Red Devils use off-season for strength and conditioning
Brian Risch looked up from the weight lifting bench, several pounds of metal weights in his hands.
Woman accused of murdering ex-husband free on bail
A Flathead Valley woman accused of murdering her ex-husband maintains she shot him in self-defense, but law enforcement officials believe something else may have happened.
Sanders County Fair draws 3,000 entries
The 97th Annual Sanders County Fair began on Monday after months of preparation.
Alberton test scores on the rise
Each year Alberton students in grades K-11 participate in standardized testing, along with every other school in the U.S.
200 more seats added to the fairgrounds rodeo arena
Blue jeans and boots will have a new place to rest this year thanks to a community wide effort spearheaded by the Superior Lion’s Club.
Tina Hill nominated for LifeChanger of the Year Award
Tina Hill, a graduate of St. Regis School District, was nominated for the 2017-2018 National Life Group LifeChanger of the Year award for her tireless efforts on behalf of students and staff of St. Regis School district.
Superior soccer kicks off
Youngsters from around Superior got together Saturday for a full day of sun, fun and soccer.
From your State Senate: with Sen. Jennifer Fielder
With so much discussion about the Constitution lately I thought it timely to mention a few related topics being debated in our Montana legislature.
Don't base votes on rumors
Letter To The Editor,