St. Regis students learn about Montana tribes

St. Regis brings victory in three

ST. REGIS – The Lady Tigers won two amazing victories against Noxon on both Thursday and Friday last week.

Masonic Foundation provides grants for county schools

On Jan. 28, the Montana Masonic Foundation’s Educational Grant Program presented awards to both Superior School District and St. Regis School District.

St. Regis honors basketball players, cheerleaders

St. Regis parents, athletes and sports fans crowded in to the school's cafeteria Thursday evening for an awards ceremony honoring their basketball players and cheerleaders for a season well played.

Vikings capture victory against Tigers

The St. Regis Tigers boys team lost a hard fought battle against the Charlo Vikings Saturday after a three consecutive nights of games.

St. Regis schools seek help from voters

ST. REGIS – A teacher at the St. Regis High School will be able to teach her future science students about a much wider array of subjects after she received a grant last week to purchase and launch a high altitude weather balloon.

Drug dog visits school

ST. REGIS – The St. Regis Schools came away from a recent search of the premises by a canine trained to locate illegal narcotics with flying colors as Principal Joe Steele reported the dog found nothing improper on the grounds.

Lady Savage Heat look forward to fresh start

HOT SPRINGS – The Lady Savage Heat hosted the St. Regis Lady Tigers Tuesday night. It was also senior night for Rosa Dolson, Amanda Woods, Alex Green, Laurel and Meara Schmiedbauer. The girls received flowers, stuffed animals and applause for their four years of achievement.

Alyssa Foster

Alyssa Foster dribbles it in against St. Regis.

Superior’s Allen Ryan claims 3,200 win at Mid-Week meet

With district championships getting underway this weekend, last week was the final chance for several rained out or delayed events to do their thing in the world of Montana high school track and field.

Weekly Roundup

Wearing vintage Superior School uniforms, the Clark Fork Mountain Cats faced the Valley Christian Eagles on Feb. 5. It was Senior Night in Superior where graduating players were honored along with their parents. Seniors leaving the courts this year are Sophia Krutilla, Madison Mask, Margaret Parkin, all basketball players from Superior, as well as pep band member Jonna Warnken. Alberton players include Korey Radford and Michael Spence.

St. Regis nationally recognized

Bobcats undefeated after St. Regis rivalry game

SUPERIOR – A victory against the St. Regis Tigers last week was key in bringing the Superior Bobcats to their first undefeated season in approximately 50 years.

Hot Springs and St. Regis split meeting

It was a mixed bag of basketball for the Hot Springs boys and girls basketball teams this past week.

Vigil held for victims of tragic shooting in St. Regis

Mineral County residents and first responders attended a vigil last week for the victims of a tragic shooting...

I-90 road work wraps up for season

Say goodbye to the orange cones, candles and barrels on I-90 on both sides of St. Regis, at least until next year.

St. Regis track team starts practice

Students at St. Regis are once again outside and running. Track practice started last week on Monday and the first meet is scheduled for April 2, in Frenchtown.

Identity of suspect killed in domestic disturbance call released by DCI

Devils terrorize Tigers

The Noxon Lady Red Devils played two Mineral County teams last week and split their matches, losing to Superior, but beating St. Regis.

Local recycling effort: Too much of a good thing?

St. Regis Community Cleanup Days on May 5 and 6 was cut short when bins were filled by 9 a.m. Saturday morning. Two 40 yard containers had been placed by Republic Services at Mullen Square and residents were welcome to bring recyclable items such as old furniture, tires, and appliances. Truck loads of items had to be turned away, said St. Regis Resort District board member, Jessica Connolly. The bins had been put in place at 1:30 p.m. on Friday and she thought some items had been put there before the Saturday start time.