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Montanans deserve a fair and impartial judiciary
It’s time to let you in on a little secret about America’s judicial system: we’re doing it wrong.
Obituary; Norma G. Vance Brodd
Norma G. Vance Brodd passed away peacefully at home in Mill Creek, Washington on March 13, 2015 at the age of 88. Norma was the daughter of Russell and Hazel Grunhuvd and was born on the Grunhuvd farm near Hysham, Montana in 1927. She lived most of her life first in Montana near Hysham and Superior, and then in Idaho near Boise, spending the last two decades of her life in Port Ludlow, Washington. She had recently moved to Mill Creek.
'Best week' for Alberton girls
Coach Jim Baldwin summed up last week by saying that it was the “best week of basketball for our team.”
Mudslides are not a major concern
SUPERIOR – Concerns are mounting over the possibility of mudslides interfering with the Environmental Protection Agency’s Superfund cleanup of Superior area homes and land.
One dead, one critical and one injured in helicopter crash
THOMPSON FALLS - A Robinson R442 helicopter crashed with a crew of three in the Prospect Creek area on Saturday, July 27 leaving the pilot dead, one in critical condition and one injured.
What has become of the fair?
September 3, 2015
Thompson Falls Lady Hawks have lofty expectations
At least 23 girls reported for practice, including one of the best volleyball players in Northwest Montana in the form of Avery Burgess, who transferred from Noxon this summer.
Record turnout for 10th annual Baroque festival
PARADISE – The 10th annual Montana Baroque Music Festival hit Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort and brought in record numbers.
Fatal crash, 100 mph chase in separate I-90 incidents
A 24-year-old Port Orchard, Wash., man was killed on Saturday when the vehicle in which he was traveling crashed near Saltese on Interstate 90, according to the Montana Highway Patrol dispatch.
Airport dedication
Superior local Bob Ruthford stands by a sign at the Mineral County airport.
Sanders County Senior News - Feb. 26
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Plains Elementary School concludes Red Ribbon Week
PLAINS – Plains Elementary School concluded their Red Ribbon Week with a visit from the Elks anti-drug trailer Friday on the playground at Plains School.
Soaring above the clouds
One of the eleven planes that participated in the Mineral County Airport Fly-in sours above the airport prior to departure on Saturday afternoon.
Mineral County Airport Board
Steve Temple of the Mineral County Airport Board discusses the board's preference for an engineering firm with county commissioners.
Hoop fest draws hundreds of ballers to Plains
If you are an ardent basketball fan who wandered up Montana 200 near the Plains Airport, you most likely did a double-take or pinched yourself to make sure the site wasn’t a dream.
St. Regis Senior Center opens for first lunch
ST. REGIS – St. Regis seniors got to begin the New Year with the first meal served in the new St. Regis Senior Citizen’s Center on Thursday, January 2.
Soaring to new heights
PLAINS – Airplanes of all ages will soon spot the sky, as the annual Fly-In Breakfast at the Penn Stohr Field in Plains gets ready to take off.
'Star Wars' themed Galactic Gala benefits PEAK Foundation
"A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away" is how the 1977 "Star Wars" movie opened.
Airport to get pilot lounge
SUPERIOR – The only airport left in Mineral County will be getting new facilities and improvements to existing ones in the near future after county commissioners signed off on the improvement plans on Friday, July 25.
Strengthening the local voice: update from Senator Jennifer Fielder
Should local citizens have more influence over the governance of public lands, waters, and wildlife within the county in which they reside? I think so.