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Louella Jean Shoffner
Thompson Falls seniors graduate
THOMPSON FALLS – Proud seniors walked into the gym at the Thompson Falls High School in front of a packed audience to showcase the end of an important chapter in their lives and the start of a new one.
Mud boggers cause more than $16,000 in damages
The Jones Ranch Bench area, just off of Little Thompson Creek Road near Plains, used to be a green, open field. Now it looks a little like a war zone. Grass and plants have been replaced by mud pits filled with empty beer cans and tire tracks veining out from the center.
There is a 'friendship in common'
One of my favorite expressions is “often wrong, never in doubt.” I like to think it doesn’t apply to me — at least the “often” part — but I do come under the category of being overly certain in my opinions or in an event I swear happened. For instance, in the latter category would be my memory of where I left a tool. I will be looking for — say a left-handed monkey wrench — and know beyond a shadow of a doubt that it was last seen exactly where it now isn’t. Often that experience has to do with the passage of time. If I lay a key on the counter it takes me no time at all to forget where I put it; however, if I have not used a tool in 30 years I can go exactly to the spot where I think it should be, and lo, it is there. I just don’t have time to wait 30 years before I find the key, unhappily.
Town Pump fundraiser underway to support food banks
Town Pump fundraiser helping food banks serve in crisis
Wilderness myths
Wilderness support is not as welcome as some may think. As I see many petitions across the state against it.
Interstate shut down in Mineral County
MINERAL COUNTY – A section of Interstate 90 in the western part of Mineral County was closed last weekend by the Montana Department of Transportation after debris from a landslide littered the highway making travel too hazardous for westbound motorists.
Cougs seeking true identity
The Clark Fork Valley Cougs Babe Ruth teams are still working on carving out the team’s identity.
Community rallies behind father
Four years ago, James Hodge's son, 16-year-old Bryan, came to live him in Superior. It was determined that Bryan had cognitive and development delays, but James embraced his son, took his developmental struggles in stride and began planning to build a life with his son. The life he planned to build with his son soon became more complicated than he could have imagined.
Kvelve's Comments: Time for some new sayings
Life is full of sayings.
Mouth of Swamp Project takes shape
The good news is that people genuinely enjoy the site. They enjoy it so much that it is now time for the Forest Service to step in and make the location much safer and accessible for the public to use.
Paradise School preservation committee meets
PARADISE – Though the Paradise School no longer hosts students during the school year, a group of local residents are working to ensure the historic building a new role, which will benefit the Paradise community well into the future.
Plains-Hot Springs softball wins sixth straight
The Plains-Hot Springs softball team hasn’t peaked yet, according to assistant Coach David Thompson.
Meeting scheduled to discuss Superfund work
A public meeting is scheduled for today, Wednesday, May 12, which intends to discuss the Flat Creek Iron Mountain Mine and Superfund Site. The Mineral County Health Department (MCHD) has invited the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSRD) to host the meeting for Superior residents.
Lady Devils seek revenge after loss
The Noxon girls proved they were a force to be reckoned with this week, after defeating a pair of class B teams in Valley Christian, 40-39 on Thursday, and Troy, 42-27 on Friday. The nonconference wins helped the Lady Devils improve to 9-3 on the season.
Moose hunt a test of perseverance
Hunters who have been in the game for any appreciable length of time know they must exercise great patience and perseverance in the pursuit of success.
Writer recalls lessons learned from archery elk season
This was archery season No. 3 for the three amigos.
Gov. Gianforte: COVID-19 Vaccine Open to All Montanans on April 1
Gianforte encouraged Montanans to get a vaccine.
Karelian bear dogs are guardians of the wild
They are one of the top 10 most popular dogs in Finland and their popularity is growing in the United States.
Pigs dominate 4–H livestock competition
Sixteen pigs, three steers, four sheep, five horses, goats, rabbits and chickens, were the featured guests at one of the most popular venues at the Mineral County Fair.