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New Alberton subdivision bustles with construction
Unless you’ve driven through Alberton lately, you are missing a housing boom on the east side of town that is only partially visible from I-90.
Legislative report
By Denley Loge
Fall Extravaganza to benefit Cancer Network of Sanders County
Once again, Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) is ready for their annual Fall Extravaganza. The event is their biggest each year and raises money for CNSC with this year’s theme celebrating the “Fall Season.”
Thompson Falls Police Department back in full swing
The Thompson Falls Police Department has welcomed two new officers to town as Mayor Mark Sheets officially swore in Jacob Winslow and Luke Hauke on Friday.
Local vendors, shoppers meet at Superior farmers market
Overcast skies with a tinge of humidity after a downpour the prior evening greeted vendors and looky-loos for the first farmers market Saturday on the lawn of the old Superior School.
Ol' man winter has arrived at last
So, it’s finally here.
Bees determine spelling champs
Nick Ianniello
Crock-Pot program helps kids learn to cook at home
Dawn Bauer is helping fight hunger in Mineral County.
Biologists concerned about future of bull trout in Montana
Ben Eisinger loves fishing for bull trout, an activity he looks forward to every season.
An update from Rep. Ingraham
With the 4th of July just around the bend, many of us will celebrate the day by hosting or attending a picnic or barbecue, enjoying a display of fireworks, watching as a parade goes by, camping with family and friends, displaying our decorations of red, white and blue and proudly displaying our American Flag in honor of the day.
Volunteers lend a helping hand
HOT SPRINGS – Bart Granlund has only been teaching at Hot Springs Elementary school for a year but he is already starting to make a big impact in the learning community.
An update from Rep. Schwaderer
Throughout the day I end up reading a good number of political articles, letters and updates from politicians and the like- and I’ve noticed something. The lion’s share of dialogue coming from elected officials is generally negative in nature- looking for the bad in society rather than the good. This week I would like to focus on some really amazing things happening right now that positively benefit every Montanan.
Community calendar
Road to Recovery
Big Sky Rail Authority opposition
Big Sky Rail Authority opposition
Lakeside Motel gets 'pontoon happy'
The Lakeside Motel and Resort in Trout Creek introduced a pontoon boat for rent earlier this summer.
Possible pool closure
Last week, while at work as a Radiologic Technologist at Clark Fork Valley Hospital, I overheard a conversation about a meeting going on regarding the possible closure of the Plains swimming pool. I couldn’t believe my ears. It brought back so many memories from when I was ages five through thirteen. I was part of the Chester, Mont. Lions swim team and attended many swim meets here in Plains over the years. I remember thinking this place was so beautiful, surrounded by mountains and rivers and a wonderful park surrounding the swimming pool. We would get to the swim meets on Friday night and stay through Sunday. The park surrounding the pool was full of kids and families from all over Montana. I can only imagine that it brought great business to Plains on the weekends that the meets were held here. I can’t imagine there not being a swimming pool in such a wonderful small town. I am a small town girl myself and my childhood memories were mostly around the swimming pool in the summer. What is a small town without a summer pool? The pool creates some of the greatest memories with friends and family in a safe environment for all ages. We were all able to have those memories growing up in and around the pool as youngsters—why take that away from our future generations? Pools are a great way to help kids and adults alike blow off steam, cool down on hot summer days, get exercise, entertain, and have a great time in the sun. Let’s all do what we can to keep this pool around. Let’s make memories.
Lady Tigers close season with victory
For a pair of senior girls playing their last regular season home game at St. Regis High School, Thursday was a big night.
Hot Springs hosts neuroscience night
HOT SPRINGS - What is MOSSE? It stands for Montana spectrUM Science Experience. It is a traveling exhibition that is a run by the University of Montana, which hosts science programs for community schools in Montana. 75% of the schools which MOSSE visits are in rural communities.
A culture of compassion
SUPERIOR – Employees at the Mineral Community Hospital are used to helping patients with their medical needs but recently they had the opportunity to help one of their own who will soon be evaluated for a liver transplant.
Men or Worth come to Superior
The Irish Scottish folk music duo, Men of Worth will perform at the Superior Elementary School Gym on Friday March 15 at 6 pm.