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St. Regis restarts recycling program
Following a two-year absence, the residents of St. Regis once again have a place to bring their recyclables.
Officials say predator density affecting Sanders County elk population
Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks officials heard ample public comment on its new elk management plan at a meeting Thursday in Thompson Falls.
Paradise Water District pushes for reimbursement
The Paradise Water District is in the process of seeking legal counsel as it seeks to collect what it says are funds that were wrongly and perhaps illegally paid from their budget to help fund the then newly created Paradise Sewer Board.
4-H sisters raise pigs for county fair
Hard work, dedication, a desire to learn and in the end, a sad heart.
Big crowds turn out for Cedar Creek history trip
Last weekend, the Cedar Creek Road outside of Superior might have had its first traffic jam since Adolph Lozeau spilled the beans about the gold strike that Louis Barrette, Basil Lanthier and he had up there in 1867.
A nutty sports fanatic
They call us “sports nuts” for a reason.
Plenty of talent on display as Superior tops St. Regis in opener
Football is often a hard game to figure. A few truths remain constant however.
Hawks show grit among 11-man ranks in loss to Townsend
It was an expected hurdle for the Thompson Falls High football team.
Mission notches big win over Plains
Two things emerged from Friday night’s 58-6 Mission win over Plains in a Montana High School 8-man football game.
Brown leads Noxon in volleyball win
There are monster games and there are monster games. Almost always, but not always, the team with a monster game comes out on top.
Volleyball season previews
Volleyball season previews
Red Devils prep for 6-man season
As is the case with several area teams, Noxon and first-year head football coach Lucas MacArthur will be counting on a group of young players to guide the Red Devils to success in the 2022 Montana 6-player football battles.
Longtime commissioner Laurie Johnston resigning
For nine years and wight months, Laurie Johnston has been a Mineral County Commissioner representing the central district, and last week she tendered her resignation with a little more than two years left in her second term.
Organic veggies and flowers in full bloom on Alberton farm
Michael Davidson, owner-farmer of Crescent Ridge Farm in Alberton, is one with the soil, and his 23 acres is his testament. Over 30 different vegetables and 40 types of flowers, and then there is his hay.
West End volunteers help rescue family from Hub Lake
The Anglen Family from Athol, Idaho is an adventurous clan, and a couple of weeks ago they started their sixth backpacking trip of the summer in Northwest Montana.
Sheriff's deputies get high-tech dash cameras
It just became much tougher to be a criminal in Mineral County.
Montana on track to triple last year’s fentanyl seizures
Montana is on track to triple last year’s record-setting fentanyl seizures, according to a news release Tuesday from the Attorney General’s Office.
Spotlight on the Arts: Elizabeth Patterson
At 15 years of age, Elizabeth Patterson, an eighth-grade student at Noxon School, is multitalented in many forms of art.
Reigning champs move to 11-man football
After coming off the top of the pile last season, Thompson Falls High football coach Jared Koskela will have a new, more daunting challenge this year.
Legals for August, 24 2022
Legals for August, 24 2022