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Ronald Loren Kuykendall
Ronald Loren Kuykendall
Letters to the editor Sept. 21
Letters to the editor Sept. 21
COLUMN: Rescheduling the schedule
It is a conundrum, wrapped in a dilemma and shrouded by a mystery.
Hot Springs drubs White Sulphur Springs
The Battle of the Springs is over and this year “Hot” has triumphed over “Sulphur.”
Noxon volleyball tests top-rated Charlo
As has been the case in recent Montana Class C volleyball seasons around these parts, the path to the conference championship once again goes right through Charlo.
Road trip tests Lady Bobcats volleyball
It seems early, like frost on a pumpkin in August, but the races are already heating up in Montana Western C volleyball.
Mineral County offers emergency notification program
“Here’s an example of the way this works,’ explained Tifani Amberson, lead dispatcher at the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office.
Superior woman works to reunite owners with lost pets
Lifetime Superior resident Bessie Spangler appreciates what it means to be your brother’s keeper, or rather make that your canine’s keeper.
Plains Council hears concerns about water system
Discussion at the recent Plains Town Council meeting raised concerns about the age and capacity of the town’s public water system.
Noxon, St. Regis battle in 14C volleyball match
This Montana Western 14C conference volleyball race is going to be a challenge to keep up on.
Doug Browning
Doug Browning
Hot Springs tests top-rated Charlo
Some things remain constant: The sun will rise; dogs will bark; and Charlo will have a good volleyball team.
COLUMN: Hanging with the harriers
It is a sport as demanding, if not more so, than any other.
Red Devils thrash Lima in six-man
In six-man Montana High School football strategies, size is good but speed is hard to beat.
Superior Bobcats stay undefeated
There are routs, and then there are ROUTS.
Thilmony posts personal best at tough Kalispell meet
The Montana High School cross country season is gaining steam, and so are the Thompson Falls varsity teams, both of whom competed at the Flathead Invitational meet last week in Kalispell.
Savage Heat rolls over Twin Bridges, 40-6
It was the game and the result Hot Springs Coach Jim Lawson and his staff had been looking for in the early going of the 2022 Montana 6-man football season.
Legals for September, 14 2022
Bull Gin Complex grows to 3,000 acres
A trio of wildfires burning northeast of Heron and Noxon expanded their footprints over the weekend and contributed to poor air quality across the region.
Groups urge federal courts to relist wolves in Montana
Several conservation groups argue that because Montana and Idaho are “hellbent” on eradicating wolves, a court should instate equally aggressive measures aimed at restoring federal protection for gray wolves.