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St. Regis School staff member tests positive for coronavirus
A St. Regis School District staff member has tested positive for coronavirus.
State seeks comments on I-90 work proposal near DeBorgia
The Montana Department of Transportation is seeking public comment on a proposal to improve safety on Interstate 90, east of DeBorgia.
Superior welcomes a new Little Free Library
This quaint box perched above a friendly hand-carved bear is a Little Free Library recently purchased and established by the Arnsans, Dan and Barbara.
Superior couple support Magone for Senate District 7 seat
I had met Diane working on ACS Relay for Life but didn’t get to know her well until after the 2016 election when she put out a call for people interested in reactivating the Mineral County Democratic Central Committee.
Mineral County adds more coronavirus cases; mask mandate in effect
Mineral County has also added four new cases between September 27, and October 3.
Forest Service plans thinning project on Cruzane Mountain
The Lolo National Forest has issued the draft decision notice for the Cruzane Mountain project, a 3,790-acre project located on the Superior Ranger District in Mineral County, about three miles west of Haugen and northeast of Saltese.
Tranel wants to restore professionalism to Public Service Commission
Monica Tranel, Missoula lawyer and Democratic candidate for a seat on the Public Service Commission, is hoping to restore professionalism to the regulatory panel if elected next month.
Active COVID-19 cases jumps to 17 in county
While Sanders County and the state of Montana can’t seem to get on the same page in terms of how many active cases of COVID-19 exist, county officials are reporting 17 as of Saturday.
Superior School holds food drive for pantry
During the month of October, the Superior School District is holding a food drive for their school’s pantry that provides students with meal staples, personal hygiene items, and proper nutrition through the schools’ backpack program.
Montana VA Announces Flu Clinics for Veterans
Montana VA Announces Statewide Flu Clinics for Veterans
Sanders County joins with CSKT police to investigate murder case
Western Montana law enforcement officials are seeking the public's help as they continues to investigate a two-year-old murder.
Plains man recovering from kidney transplant surgery
Francis Church, a newspaper editor from years ago, is credited with the saying, “yes Virginia, there is a Santa Claus”.
Amid COVID-19, St. Regis School BPA moves forward
As local school districts diligently navigate new restrictions and health code regulations due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, sports and extracurricular activities look starkly different this year. This new reality is also true for the St. Regis Business Professionals of America chapter.
I-90 bridge work continues in county
Most everyone is putting their lawn furniture away.
Montana FWP's Bradley honored for work with wildlife
Each year, the Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks presents the Governor’s Awards to two different departments that exemplify their mission.
Free online classes available for caregivers
There are several upcoming online classes which can provide powerful tools for caregivers, including those who take care of their parents and grandparents raising grandchildren.
Mineral County law roundup
Deputies responded to an assault in St. Regis case is still on going.
Planning Ahead for Disaster Recovery
Every five years the Federal Emergency Management Agency requires counties to update their pre-disaster mitigation plans to qualify for both pre-disaster and post-disaster mitigation assistance.
Massage therapist opens business in Plains
Fueled by corona virus concerns, unhealthy air from forest fires, a contentious political climate and a host of other issues, stress is on the rise in Montana and across the country.
Sanders, Mineral counties to craft housing plan
A few months ago, residents of Mineral and Sanders counties were asked to fill out a survey via social media, word of mouth and from an article in this newspaper on individual opinions concerning housing.