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Burn season begins
On Monday, May 1, fire season officially began and burn permits will be required for all outdoor burning in Mineral County. Burn permits are available from the Superior Ranger District by calling 822-4233/822-3933 or by stopping by the District office at 209 West Riverside in Superior.
Burn permit season begins
MINERAL COUNTY - On Thursday, May 1, fire season officially begun and burn permits will now be required for all outdoor burning in Mineral County.
Annual ATV Poker Run surpasses lat year's numbers
TROUT CREEK – The Cabinet Ridge Riders held their 9th annual ATV Poker Run Saturday and saw more numbers than last year.
Local wrestlers compete at Kalispell all-girls meet
With just three wrestlers competing in the prestigious Flathead Girls Invitational meet, the Plains-Hot Springs squad finished eighth Saturday in a field of 22 teams from throughout the state.
Local BPA team excels at state competition
BILLINGS – The Superior High School Business Professionals of America team had the opportunity to showcase their talents two weeks ago at the state competition in Billings.
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.
Trotters make comeback against Lady Trojans for win
PLAINS –After a lackluster start against the Lady Trojans in clutch game of basketball, the Trotters were the comeback kids of Friday night after pulling through with a win.
Musical trip around the world
Area residents and students received a musical treat on Friday afternoon when The Valinor Quartet held an assembly and workshop in the Superior school gym with a “musical tour around the world”.
Religious differences
The Koran tells the people who believe in it to murder everyone who does not believe as they do. That is their religion. And it even tells them to murder members of their own family if they misbehave about following the rules of the man of the house who uses the Koran for his excuse to force obedience and to murder for disobedience.
Thankful for support of Block Management Program
During this season of gratitude, let's think about the goodwill and shared goals for our hunting traditions.
Chamber of Commerce hears about important notes in county history
SUPERIOR – During the monthly meeting of the Mineral County Chamber of Commerce, the chamber talked about changes to their operation and plans for the county’s centennial.
Superior recycling center running well in third year
The Superior Recycling Center on West Mullan is humming right along as it is coming up on its third year...
Trout Creek couple fined for wildlife violations
A Trout Creek couple were fined after investigations found they had violated multiple wildlife hunting violations.
Superior teacher to be inducted into Butte Sports Hall of Fame
Lining the walls of the lobby at the Butte Civic Center are glass cases filled with plaques. Each one features a photo of an individual or team along with a short biography of their accomplishments in the world of sports. For 30 years, a Hall of Fame committee and a public forum selects around 15 individuals and teams to be inducted into the Butte Sports Hall of Fame each year.
Charge
A bull charges a rodeo clown during the PRCA Rodeo.
Plains Days celebration returns in June
After being altered or canceled the past two years due to concerns with the Covid scare, an old friend is returning to Plains.
Plains looks to equalize water meters
The town of Plains is currently looking for ways to equalize the water usage among all the residences throughout town.
'Tis the season for wild game processing
Pickup trucks have drivers and passengers wearing fashionable fall orange and it’s only going to increase over the next few weeks.
Jackpot Barrels add to Family Fun Night at fair
Jackpot Barrels will bring some extra cash winnings to lucky riders on Thursday, Aug. 2 during the start of the Mineral County Fair in Superior. The event will be held on Family Night, and riders can test their skills in three different skill divisions from beginners to expert riders.
Montana Viewpoint: A rainy night in Georgia
The point of the 253 bills that have been introduced by Republicans in 43 states is to make it more difficult...