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Lolo Forest hosts public meetings on plan revision
The Lolo National Forest will hold public meetings this month on its Forest Plan revision.
New Alberton superintendent ready for school year
Alberton School District this school year welcomes Monte Silk as the new superintendent.
Superior High School golf team third at state
The team had a score of 275 at the state finals at the Riverside Country Club in Bozeman last month.
Willis “Willie” G. McLees
McLees was born in Logan, Montana, to Phylliss (Weaver) and John McLees.
Big game hunting season concludes with harvest totals up
Montana’s 2022 general big game hunting season closed Sunday, Nov. 27 much the way it began five weeks ago, with harvest totals up slightly from last year and cold and snowy conditions prevailing across much of west-central Montana.
Trotters topple Troy on the road
If it sounded like the echo of far off pounding hooves that seems to be getting louder, it is likely caused in part by the rapidly improving Plains High School volleyball team.
Superior tennis sweeps Troy
They rallied together and won the match despite some disheartening news earlier in the week.
Clark Fork Soccer Alliance draws 300 kids
The sport with the highest player participation in Sanders and Mineral counties keeps on growing.
Charles Edward Porter, 76
PARADISE - Memorial services for Charles Edward Porter, 76, of Paradise were held Saturday, Aug. 9, 2008 in Paradise Grade School Multipurpose Room.
Childhood screening today
St. Regis children will have an opportunity Wednesday to get a free early childhood screening at the St. Regis School.
Officials still waiting for results on possible river contamination
Flooding on the Clark Fork River has officials concerned regarding the former Smurfit-Stone landfill in Frenchtown. A dark stream of water could be seen from outside the berm that separates the river from the landfill. The dark plume shows the underground movement of water from the berms to the river, but state and federal officials said it just might be sediments that were churned up from the high flows.
Clark Fork Mountain Cats celebrate Senior Night
Clark Fork Mountain Cats celebrated Senior Night on Friday. Flowers were presented to the parents as seniors escorted them onto the gym floor. Their future goals were then announced, along with their high school accomplishments.
New taxi service heading to Mineral Co.
A new taxi service will soon be available in Mineral County. Superior resident, Michael Bowen, is starting “Bowen Family Transport”, and will provide services throughout the county.
Kickoff gets summer off to a great start in Plains
The Sanders County Summer Kickoff offered fun and games for all ages in what is anticipated to become an annual event. Simple Simon’s Pizza owners, Shawn and Shawna Purkeypule organized the kickoff, which was centered at the Plain’s fairgrounds. Other activities occurred at various venues around town.
Janie Garza Beaver
Janie Garza Beaver passed away Wednesday, Dec. 6, 2017, peacefully with her family by her side. She was born Dec. 26, 1942 to Isabele and Jesus Garza in Cadereyta, Nuevo Leon, Mexico.
Display raises awareness of veteran suicide
The local Joint Operations of Mariposa group of Sanders County joined together Monday in Plains to remember fellow brothers- and sisters-in-arms who took their own life.
Huckleberry Festival gets logo for 2018
Each year, Trout Creek’s annual Huckleberry Festival goes on the hunt for a new logo; one created by a Sanders County local that encompasses the spirit of the festival.
Plains woman gives heart for life
It has been 44 years since the Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision made abortion legal in the United States. For 25 of those years, Plains resident Terrie Woods has shared her passion about life with local residents.
Plains Trap Club gears up for annual Turkey Shoot
The Plains Trap Club is in full swing with their winter league, and shooters are getting geared up for the annual Turkey Shoot.
Localized wind gusts cause property damage
Strong winds whistled down Petty Creek canyon near Alberton on Monday night, Jan. 29 causing damage to some property located 11 miles up the road. Alicia Gregory was staying at her parents place when she went outside around midnight and found several lodge pole pine trees had blown down over their barbed wire fence.