Early gosling sightings a trend for populations in coming season?

SANDERS COUNTY – Warm temperatures have been coming to the area recently, leading to some distinctly spring-like conditions turning up earlier than expected; one of these has been reports of goslings in some areas.

Free yoga offered to vets

HOT SPRINGS - Earth & Sky Studio in association with Nyah Grange 133 in Hot Springs is offering a free series of yoga classes for veterans every Saturday from Jan. 25th through March 1st, at which time the class can decide to continue weekly or bi-weekly; or possibly in an alternative location. All veterans, all ages are invited to participate in this free six week series. The classes will run 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Earth & Sky Studio, 240 Chisholm Trail Rd. in Hot Springs.

Holiday Bazaar brings hospital residents future activities

Washtub gets a make over

The Washtub Laundry on Willis Street recently got a make over. New owners Doug and Chari Wipplinger, who bought the laundromat, just last week began an overhaul of the entire business.

Ready to retire?

By ALANA LISTOE

Relics found in construction point to history of newspapers

Plains Trotters go four sets against St. Regis

PLAINS - Tuesday night the Plains Trotters took on the St. Regis Lady Tigers in a match that would last four sets.

Cowboys come to Thompson Falls Rex Theater

THOMPSON FALLS – Traditional country music will be coming to Thompson Falls this week as the High Country Cowboys perform at the Rex Theater.

Mineral County Justice Court June 24-30

June 28, Ian Apostol, Fail to follow conditions

Volunteers, service always needed

I write this in response to Tony Plerini’s previous letter about Mike Bedict. I also have worked many years with Mike and respect him for his years of community service. A service that needs to restructure itself. Tony’s suggestion is one way that service can become better for the people it serves.

White-tailed deer harvest highest since 2010 in west-central Montana

Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) reports that white-tailed deer harvest reported through the Anaconda, Bonner and Darby check stations reached a six-year high with the close of the 2016 general big game hunting season on Sunday.

A good deal for Montana residents

A Good Deal for Montanans

Red Bucket donations for a good cause

It’s a sunny Saturday morning and Robert Lyons is standing in the middle of Main Street in Superior, holding a red bucket.  He’s a volunteer with the Lions Club and is hoping cars will stop and make a donation.  

Two tons of food donated to local food banks

Tri-State Tournament held in Trout Creek

TROUT CREEK - Over the weekend the Annual Tri-State Tournament took place in Trout Creek.

Obituary; Frank M. Niles

Frank M. Niles, 31, of Three Forks, MT passed away Friday, June 12, 2015 after a lifelong battle with a heart condition.  Frank was born on June 26, 1983 to Frank and Deanna Niles of Three Forks and spent the majority of his life there.

Letter to the Editor: Another bites the dust

While attending the April 21, 2014 School Board Meeting, I learned that:

Student dental care program comes to two area schools

SUPERIOR – Superior Elementary School in partnership with local dental professionals will be providing enrolled children tooth decay preventing services at no cost to families. The event will take place from Thursday, January 30, 8:30am – 1:00pm at Superior Elementary School.

Buckle Up Montana spreads safety

It’s time to kiss the Blarney Stone!

Lady Hawks glide past Troy

THOMPSON FALLS – The Lady Hawks only played one game last week but they played it well.