Weekly prep roundup

On Friday, Sept. 22 Noxon took home the honors with a win over St. Regis Lady Tigers 25-16, 28-26, 26-24. The games were close with a nail-biter in the second match where Noxon finally won out in overtime. During the evening Anna Sanford led in assists with 11 out of 21 and with three of 10 aces. Justice Tate and Emma Hill both has 7 kills out of a team 28 and both had 2 each out of 4 blocks. Baylee Pruitt had 12 of 27 digs.

Plains Horsemen take out St. Regis Tigers 79-39

PLAINS – The Plains boys basketball team won a decisive victory against the St. Regis Tigers, claiming a win with a score of 79-39.

MC Helpline Fall Bazaar promotes good cause

Timberwolves game provides team lesson

The Alberton/St. Regis Timberwolves saw a 58-27 defeat to the Westby/Grenora Mon-Dak Thunder.

Red Devils keep bringing wins

NOXON – The Red Devils had another successful week, bringing them to 6-3 in conference play and 11-3 overall.

Lady Bobcats outlast Noxon in volleyball showdown

The the tumultuous world that is Class C volleyball around these parts, you can have a really good week by winning one of two games.

Lady Bobcats have a tough weekend

Summer Crosby

Noxon volleyball team car wash

Members of the Noxon volleyball team held a car wash and baked good sale last Saturday in Trout Creek to help raise money for new uniforms. There was no shortage of takers for either as chocolate treats tempted patrons to the Trout Creek Local Store and plenty of dusty and muddy vehicles received some tender loving care. (Scott Shindledecker/Valley Press)

Issues with federal health care

Federal programs across the board have been huge failures at enormous expense to taxpayers. This Health Care program will be no better.

Legals for February, 19 2025

For a good cause

Jonathon Felix raised over $1,000 during the Jump Rope for Heart campaign. 

May Day Baskets

Debbie Heckman wraps some baked goods for the May Day baskets. 

Mineral County holds 4-H beef weigh-In

Another sign that spring is close is the 4-H beef were weighed and measured at the Mineral County Fairgrounds last Sunday.

Hospital board meets about grant

The Mineral Community Hospital board of directors and members of the Mineral Regional Health Center board met jointly last week to discuss the community health center and to discuss where they were with the application of the New Access Point grant, whose funds are made available by the Affordable Care Act, will be awarded by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA).

Local teen hopes to study art in Japan

Tiphanie Eriksson can’t remember the first time she picked up a pencil to draw, but if you take a moment to look at some of the artwork she’s done, you’d think it was shortly after she was born.

Plains-Hot Springs wrestling squad features three state qualifiers

Returning experience and an exciting new beginning are the hallmarks of this year’s Plains-Hot Springs wrestling program...

Lady Hawks dedicated to a great basketball season

Paradise manager helps feed the community, American Legion

The American Legion Post 129 in Paradise, had its second cookout Friday.

Fireworks not allowed in Superior parks

With the Fourth of July fast approaching, local firework stands have opened up to sell fireworks to eager Mineral County celebrators.

Dinner-N-Dance a good time

It’s hard not to smile when visiting Jackie’s Home Cookin’ in Superior. When the cook, Mike Perotti, is dancing behind the counter with a third eyeball painted on his forehead, you can’t help but have a good time.  And a good time is exactly what Mike and his wife Jackie, owners of Jackie’s Home Cookin’, cooked up for families on Oct. 16.