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Letter to the Editor: Team Walton
I am a member of TeamWalton, a group of dedicated people who believe in Katy Walton and are working to help elect her as State Rep–HD 13. When Katy first asked if I would be part of her team I was reluctant because as a geologist running a full time business building educational rock and mineral collections, I did not feel I had the time; that and the fact I did not know much about Katy.
Bear season starts slow

Music for Moms raises funds for cancer network
Mineral County seat belt enforcement hits high gear

Lady Hawks sweep their competition
Trotters head into postseason

Edward Dallas Schoening
Edward Dallas Schoening was born in Othello, Idaho April 3, 1971, and died April 27, 2014.

Superior baseball defeats Noxon at home
SUPERIOR – The Superior Rockies earned their first win of the season beating the Noxon Diamondbacks 9-7 on May 3. This one was close as both teams battled to the bitter end; however, Superior took it at the finale batting in multiple runners.

Loyola tops Superior-Alberton in tennis

The Tall Grass
Ashley Cheesman of St. Regis hits out of the rough.

Superior golf moves on
ST. REGIS – St. Regis Golf ended their 2014 season on May 1, playing host to nine other teams at the Trestle Creek Golf Course.

Plains wins first game at Wildhorse Sports Association Sports Complex

Lady Hawks sweep Troy

Trotters catch fire

Plains student raises record donations for AHA event
PLAINS - Two weeks of fundraising came to an end as the students of Plains Elementary completed another Jump Rope for Heart Campaign.
2014 fourth quarter honor roll
DIXON

Trotters tear up field against Lady Hawks
THOMPSON FALLS - The Trotters surged to a 12-2 victory during a rainy day at Thompson Falls on Tuesday, April 22, rebounding from last week’s losses at Ronan.

Alberton celebrates Earth Day by cleaning up

Local thespians hit stage
SUPERIOR – Despite having only one week to learn their lines, the performance of Cinderella by Superior Elementary went off without a hitch.