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Wagoner leads Trotters over Eureka
So a week earlier, you won your first game of the year after an 0-5 start.
Fire drill heats up
Outside the Superior Fire Hall, there is a tractor trailer covered with scorch marks from previous fires, and a team of three Superior Volunteer Firefighters are about to go in and set a blaze just so they can put it out.
Donna May Chambers, 73
Donna May Chambers, 73, of Superior passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on August 19, 2019.
Loko Joe's three-peat as softball champions
Slow-pitch softball teams from all over the Northwest gathered at St. Regis Community Park Saturday and Sunday for the annual Fourth of July Softball tournament.
Legislative update from Rep. Loge
We have processed most of the red tape reduction bills the governor promised were coming our way, at least in the House.
Locals shine in 8-man football all-star game
Superior High’s Jaxson Green, who recently signed to play to football this coming fall at Montana Tech in Butte, made a few Orediggers’ coaches feel pretty good about their new recruit.
Superior heptathlete Reese earns trip to national meet
The legacy continues to grow for Superior High School track and field standout Sorren Reese.
Bluehawks and Horsemen compete at divisional meet
MISSOULA – Last week athletes from Thompson Falls and Plains competed in the boys Western B Divisional Meet at the University of Montana.
Hot Springs seniors shine at home meet
The Hot Springs track team has quite a few stars on the team and at a home meet last week many of those stars were finally given the opportunity to shine.
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.
Unwritten words and untold stories
Nobody ever told me that Ernie Pyle was a poet.
Trout Creek celebrates 38th Huckleberry Festival
The Huckleberry is used for so many dishes, the taste is one that can be hard to describe. Yet it’s the Festival in Trout Creek each year that brings Huckleberry lovers together for a weekend of indulgence.
Transparency of Paradise sewer project questioned after document uncovered
A doggedly determined group of anti-sewer protesters in Paradise have been hoping to overcome their own battle against the odds.
Area schools taking Covid-19 precautions; mask protest held in Alberton
In Sanders County, it had three new ones on Sept. 9 and three on Sept, 8. Overall, Sanders has a total of 831 total and 45 active.
Riverdogs split double-header at Missoula
If the initial two-games of the just underway Legion baseball season are any indication, the Plains-based Clarkfork Riverdogs may be on their way to a good season.
Montana will decommission most airway beacons
HELENA — The Montana Department of Transportation has reached a decision regarding the future of the Airway Beacon Program.
Sanders County Justice Court | Feb. 13-20
Lacey Nicole Richardson, 30, Theft-Obtain or Exerts Unauthorized Control Over Property, Dismissed by Prosecution.
Pat's Knob repairs are a success
According to Sanders County Sheriff Department Radio Technician Cody Best, the damage to communication equipment on Pat’s Knob sustained during a winter storm earlier in the year has been repaired. Sanders County Emergency Services had been relying on a back-up system for several months before the damaged equipment could be replaced.
Open burning season ends, permits required
Open burning season in Sanders and Mineral counties officially ended April 30, and burn permits are now required until fire season begins.
Students whip teachers on b-ball court
Dozens of high school students at St. Regis showed off their basketball skills and raised some money for a good cause at the same time in the school's gym Friday.