Starting and maintaining a neighborhood watch program

Starting a Neighborhood Watch

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.

Quilters sponsor raffle

   The Cabin Fevers Quilters Guild is once again sponsoring their raffle quilt fundraiser. The money raised will be given to a Mineral County Nonprofit Organization. This organization must have an IRS 501(c)3 nonprofit designation. This year, the raffle quilt will depict the past ten years of the Guild’s existence. If your organization is  nonprofit and you want to be the recipient of the Cabin Fever Quilters 2011 raffle quilt please submit an application and letter of interest to the Cabin Fever Quilters Guild, PO Box 296, Superior, MT 59872.

Mule trainer brings expertise to local clinic

In 1981, Steve Edwards got thrown by a mule named Casper, and the owner said, “Well, I guess you don’t want to buy this mule.”

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Mineral County Court Report

Mineral County Court Records from July 19 to July 24

Paradise Players solve the mystery of who stole baby Jesus

Who could be so diabolical as to steal the baby Jesus from the Second Trinity Church’s nativity scene?

Superior native writes book on personal health

Not understanding early childhood development, as most parents don’t with their first born, Scott and Angela Billadeau suspected...

Huge forest project values public comment Large crowd turns out to learn about, discuss Redd Bull project south of St. Regis

A slide came up on a screen at a recent public meeting, showing a blue triangle that read, “Proposal Development – Collaboration” on one side; “Environmental Analysis – Scoping” on another side; and “Implementation” on the third side.

Setting the record straight

Recently we have heard from many politicians, White House staffers and even the President, who have seen fit to speak out against the new Arizona immigration law.

Driving it in

Tigers freshman (#24) Dakota Wickham takes the ball into the paint at Arlee Jan.28.

Amateur radio hobbyists tune in at winter field day

Amateur radio, or ham radio, has been a popular hobby throughout the years as well as an important service that brings people, electronics and communication together.

Amateur radio hobbyists tune in at winter field day

Amateur radio, or ham radio, has been a popular hobby throughout the years as well as an important service that brings people, electronics and communication together.

Woodard in court

Michael Woodard on Aug. 24 during his initial appearance in District Court. 

Letter to the Editor - Feb. 27

No amnesty for invaders of any of our 50 sovereign Republics, whose oath you swore you would defend when you said you would protect and defend the Constitution of the United States.

GOP governor candidates talk jobs, state economy

The three Republican candidates seeking to be Montana’s next governor laid out how they would use the power of the executive branch to boost the state economy at two events last week.

Hoop shoot

Superior held their second annual hoop shoot, which hosted 24 teams. 

Tarkio to Crystal Springs newest section of rail-to-trail project

The discussion and initial planning began in the 1980s and from the inception, Mineral County has been a key component of the Great American Rail to Trail project.

It's time to get serious about health and wellness

Health was on the minds of many at last Saturday’s Clark Fork Valley Hospital’s annual Health and Harvest Fair at the Sanders County Fairgrounds in Plains.

T-Falls golf teams optimistic heading into Class B season

Things were pretty good last year for the Thompson Falls golf team, led by Ellie Baxter’s standout junior season.