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SVFD extinguishes blaze
SUPERIOR – The Superior Volunteer Fire Department was quickly able to extinguish a fire on Pine Street in Superior after responding to a call from dispatch late Sunday afternoon.
Plains City Fire Department to host Fireman's Ball
The Veterans of Foreign Wars facility in Plains will play host to the annual Plains Fire Department Fireman’ Ball on Saturday April 20. The event serves as a fundraiser for the department.
Sanders County Court Report - July 30 - August 12
Sanders County Justice Court weeks of 7/30 to 8/12
Noxon and Hot Springs athletes move on to state meet
MISSOULA – The Dornblaser Field was a busy place last week, hosting both the Western B and Western C divisional competitions.
Savage Heat have busy week of basketball
Matt Unrau
Energy Keepers offers weekly “Range of Forecast”
Energy Keepers Inc., the owner and operator of Salish Ksanka Qlispe (SKQ) Dam, began posting a new graphic last week that shows the possible lake level ranges this summer.
The perfect conditions
MINERAL/SANDERS COUNTY – The damage caused by wildfires burning across the state of Montana and several other states in the region have provided a graphic picture of the state of area forests and the threat posed to nearby communities according to officials and experts familiar with the situation.
Alberton Food Pantry receives extra help thanks to River Edge employees
The Alberton Food Pantry received a 1,744-pound surprise last week from the River Edge Steakhouse in Alberton. Employees brought in food and toiletries to help local residents get through the Christmas holiday. The fundraiser was the idea of Janet Meyer and Jenna Hagle.
Commissioners adopt Stage 1 fire restriction resolution
The Mineral County Commissioners officially adopted Resolution No. 7-31-13 at their regular meeting on July 31, which implements Stage I Fire restrictions throughout the county.
Wasteful spending will only make inflation worse
Montana families across the state are feeling the pain in their pocketbooks from inflation and higher prices on everything from gas to groceries to heating their homes.
Noxon School students step up to support Sanders Co. veterans
The article was about the Joint Operations Mariposa group in Plains, which is well known for helping veterans, and their new project...
Detention-center administrator part of deal to get jail reopened
Discussions continued on Monday, Nov. 13, regarding the closure of the Mineral County jail. After dealing with the resignation of Sheriff Tom Bauer, the Mineral County Commissioners meeting turned to the task of getting the jail reopened.
Plains Trotters unveil 2015 State Track Championship banner
PLAINS – The Plains Trotters celebrated their 2015 state track championship Saturday as they unveiled their newest championship banner to hang in the Plains High School gym, marking their third win in a row.
Mineral County Justice Court, Feb. 24-March 3
Mar. 1, Eric Austin Aguinaga, speeding
Unacceptable, absurd and ridiculous
Perhaps the governor should look in a mirror. He is, in his words, acting and speaking as if he and his words are “unacceptable, absurd and ridiculous.” Look at his statements on the wolf issue alone.
Trotters fight weather and Ronan
PLAINS – The Plains-Hot Springs Trotters held their first home competition of the season last week as the team hosted the Ronan Maidens.
Thompson Falls wrestlers bring back strong core
A good core of returnees, including a defending state champion, are fueling optimism on the Thompson Falls campus as the Blue Hawks wrestlers kick off the 2023-24 season.
Thompson Falls volleyball smacks Loyola Missoula
The dramatic turn-around after the thrilling first set helped propel the Lady Blue Hawks to a 25-21 win in game three and a 25-20 win in game four.
RZ Feeds opens in Superior
There’s a new feed store in Superior called RZ Feeds. Local owners Pete Ratzlaff and Doug Hutchins opened the doors a few weeks ago and offer a variety of bird and animal feed.
Little Joe Fire changed to patrol status
MINERAL COUNTY – According to the United States Forest Service, the Little Joe Fire is almost completely contained and has been placed on patrol status; the West Fork Fish Creek Fire, though, is still active.