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Press removed from Plains candidate forum
It is not unusual these days amid the bickering and name-calling of politics to have a controversy at a candidate gathering.
Plains breaks ground on new wastewater plant
It has taken several years amid a lot of anxiety while engineers and Plains town officials held their collective breath hoping for the best.
HD-14 candidate Rep. Denley Loge
There will be two Republican candidates for the primary election on June 8 for the Montana House Representative from District 14. Both live in St. Regis, with Rep. Denley Loge as the incumbent and Randy Mitchell vying for the position. HD-14 covers areas in three different counties.
HD-14 candidate Randy Mitchell
There will be two candidates for the primary election on June 8 for Montana House Representative from District 14.
Mineral County promotes Strengthening Families Month
All throughout the month of April, the Mineral County Healthy Communities Coalition, the Mineral County Family Connections Collaborative, and the Parents as Teachers Program at the Mineral County Health Department will join together in promoting Strengthening Families Month.
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.
Mixed results for Trotters softball
Nothing like a Montana “spring” to throw a curve ball when you’re expecting heat.
Thompson Falls girls win home meet
Overall depth helped win the day for the Thompson Falls girls track team Thursday afternoon.
Northern pike study begins in western Montana
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks fisheries biologists began tagging northern pike in portions of the Bitterroot, Clark Fork, and Clearwater rivers this week as part of a new study on pike movement in the Missoula area.
Potting Shed owner escapes wind wreckage
Last week, when high winds toppled two mature pine trees onto Milton Pearce’s greenhouses in St. Regis, it not only took down his garden structures, it knocked him down to the ground as well.
Paradise's anti-sewer group scores win with board selections
There have been, perhaps, bigger victories in the history of homo sapiens on planet Earth.
Mineral Treasurer/Superintendent Mary Yarnall to retire at end of year
There is not an incumbent for the position of Mineral County Treasurer/Superintendent of Schools in the upcoming election. Mary Yarnall had worked in the Treasurer’s Office for 12 years prior to being elected and has held that position for an additional 12 years.
West End Neighborhood Watch takes shape
Before the West End Neighborhood Watch meeting officially opened, Bruce Charles, chairman of the program, invited the candidates in attendance to share their platform.
Justin Cole Payzant
On Oct. 8, 1989, the world became brighter with the birth of Justin Cole Payzant in Missoula Montana.
Northern pike study begins in western Montana
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks fisheries biologists began tagging northern pike in portions of the Bitterroot, Clark Fork, and Clearwater rivers this week as part of a new study on pike movement in the Missoula area. The success of the study depends on reports from anglers who catch tagged fish.
Lady Hawks earn 4 straight wins
To say the Thompson Falls High girls fast pitch softball team has shaken off its season-opening heartbreaking loss to Sanders County rival Plains would be like saying a little snow will slow them down.
Plains softball routs Deer Lodge
It had been awhile since the Plains Trotters fastpitch softball team’s home-opening win over Sanders County rival Thompson Falls.
Superior High tennis eyes bright future
For a group of youngsters and a few players who have never played the game, the Superior High tennis program is progressing into what may become a bright future.
Gray wolf delisting mired in politics
Gray wolf delisting mired in politics
Campaign season begins with local 'meet and greet'
Some say the first robin hopping across the law is a sure sign spring is at hand.