Grand Opening

The new St. Regis Senior Center was dedicated to Maxine Flemming, a member of the center since 1983. Her name and picture appears on a plaque to be displayed in the new center.

Lady Bobcat vs. Lady Tigers

Superior's Jordan Mueller prepares to pass the ball past Arianna Jones of St. Regis during the Mineral County rivalry game.

Christmas Bazaar

Eileen Wolff examines the wares of three young vendors at the annual Christmas bazaar in St. Regis. The event raises money for a scholarship for a student that contributes community service.

Senator Fielder reaches number two spot in state GOP

Bozeman, MT – With a massive groundswell of support, Northwest Montana’s freshman Senator, Jennifer Fielder (R) Thompson Falls, was elevated to the number two spot in the Montana Republican Party during the state convention June 7-8 in Bozeman.

Grateful citizens honor area veterans

Thompson Falls, MT – “God and Country” was the theme as grateful citizens honored area veterans during a Patriotic Picnic in Thompson Falls last Sunday.

Touch to Tackle

Pro-life supporters rally in St. Regis

In March Mineral County resident Joan Carol attended a Pro-Life Rally in Kalispell featuring a series of guest speakers as well as a “Walk of Remembrance” where balloons were held and then released by attendees.

Events and Updates

As part of a campaign to address the issue of lack of exercise and obesity’ substantiated in the Community Health Improvement Plan taken in Mineral County last spring, Mineral Community Hospital initiated a hiking program focused on getting people outdoors to enjoy the wonderful trails, lakes and vistas that make up the majority of our landscape. 2016 was the first year and consisted of a core group of 8-10 for the five hikes that were completed (two were rained out). However, by the end of the season, other people heard about this group and asked to be involved in 2017.

Lozeau Bridge Fire required devoted resources

UPDATE: Woodland said the fire was started by a welding operation on the Lozeau Bridge. Earlier reports stated a firefighter was possibly injured. It was later determined one of the firefighters from SVFD was suffering from heat exhaustion and was treated and released.

Heidi Miller Mancini Hotchkiss

On Saturday night, Oct. 20, 2018, Heidi was freed from the clutches of Frontal Temporal Dementia.

Redd Bull project area needs public comment

The Forest Service is hosting a field trip to the Redd Bull project area on Tuesday, June 28. The project area is located south and west of St. Regis in the Dry, Little Joe, Twomile and Ward Creek areas. The purpose of the trip is to share information and discuss management options for this popular recreational area.

Landslide closes I-90 West to Idaho

ST. REGIS – An overnight landslide has prompted a closure of one of western Montana’s most traveled highways.

Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82

Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82

251 racers test themselves on Trail Rain run

64 year-old, Rich Desimone, comes across the finish line after running in the 50K at the Trail Rail Run in St. Regis on Saturday.

A helping hand

Jim Ellis describes one of the items he will auction off at the St. Regis Community Center during a benefit auction for a Tricon employee whose home was destroyed in a fire.

Tigers Mural

Several St. Regis residents and some alumni of the high school came to a meeting on Wednesday, July 30 to determine the fate of a mural that has been on the wall of the gym for over 30 years.

Pocket Presence

Panther quarterback Jack Lehl, left wearing #1, goes for one of his many rushes against the St. Regis Tigers last Friday. Alberton won the rematch 91-56.

Dietrich ends Tigers' season in Idaho state semifinals

In the end it was the best of times for the unbeaten and top-ranked Blue Devils who rolled to a convincing 64-0 Idaho IA, DII eight-man football semifinal win over the two-state Tigers.

Clark Fork girls basketball wins challenge game

Payton Milender led the winners with 12 points...

Hot Springs boys, girls take 3rd at 14C tourney

Close but not quite is the word with the Hot Springs boys and girls basketball teams following the Western 14C tournaments this past weekend in Ronan.