Gov. Gianforte announces new program to bring health care workers to Montana

Under the new program, participating employers can offer new employees reimbursement of up to $12,500 for moving expenses.

Mineral County law roundup

Traffic Stop, 2nd Avenue and 3rd Street, Superior, Deputy took suspect into custody and transported them to Mineral County Jail.

Plains 4-H shooting sports coaches retire

Mike Blake turns 82 pretty soon and is stepping down from being the trap shooting coach for the Plains 4-H Shooting Sports Program after nine years.

State awards tribal business planning grants

The Tribal Business Planning Grant program assists tribal governments and organizations to deploy comprehensive business planning strategies.

Support for Blackfoot Clearwater Stewardship Act

As an honorary Missoulian, I can confidently say Montanans in particular have a deeply rooted connection to the environment.

Keith Edward Danhof

Keith was born to John and Tressa Danhof on Oct. 24, 1955, in Bozeman, Montana.

Sally Rice

Sally was born Feb. 21, 1944, in Seattle, Washington, to Luther William Miller and Marie (Nymeyer) Miller.

Uncovering the mystery of Pete Redcrow's spring

Just west of the Corona Divide on Corona Road, or U.S. Forest Service Trail 1025, one will see an official sign that reads: REDCROW SPG. IN MEMORY OF PETE REDCROW.

St. Regis School continues Veterans Day breakfast tradition

Derek Larson, St. Regis music teacher and newly appointed School Superintendent, proudly waved his baton as the student musicians were clearly enjoying themselves.

Blue Hawks rout Park City; will play for state title on home field

The Blue Hawks will host this Saturday’s game at Previs Field against the defending 8-man champs, Drummond-Philipsburg. Kickoff is set for 1 p.m.

Legals for November, 17 2021

Ex-chair of Montana Native Women’s Coalition sentenced for stealing federal grant funds

Meredith McConnell, 52, of Lame Deer, was found guilty on April 2 at trial by a federal jury on all counts, including theft from a program receiving federal funding, wire fraud and false claims.

Montana Viewpoint: American Redoubt

This is the kind of publicity that most communities would not want to have because it would serve as a deterrent to the economic growth of an area.

County touts "Great American Smokeout"

The Great American Smokeout is always held the Thursday before Thanksgiving. This year, the date to mark on the calendar is Thursday, Nov. 18.

State Superintendent Arntzen announces Montana School Law Conference

The Law Conference is open to parents, school administrators, trustees, curriculum specialists, teachers, legislators, and all other interested individuals.

Getting to the point is goal of Plainly Speaking Toastmasters

Each Tuesday evening, save for holiday weeks, the group gathers in the Plains Alliance Church Library.

State commission finalizes Montana congressional district lines

Chair Maylinn Smith, who was appointed to the commission by the state's Supreme Court, chose a map dividing the state into eastern and western districts.

Blue Hawk gridders reach state semifinals

Thompson Falls (11-0) will host Park City this weekend in the semifinals.

Officials weigh Montana-Idaho border line move

Denley Loge, House District Representative 14 and a rancher in St. Regis, has poked the bear long enough to have this corrected.

New group helps collect school, hygiene supplies

“Most of us don't think twice when we are buying things like toilet paper, cleaning products, diapers, and so many other things. But imagine if you were at the store and only had $27 to last you the entire month, but needed toilet paper, body soap, laundry soap, toothpaste, and a toothbrush. You do not have enough money to buy all of these products, which would you choose?” That’s a difficult scenario that Superior resident Amy Kelsey has not only pondered, but lived out as a child growing up and as a parent.