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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.
Plains council reviews proposed traffic, parking laws
Last week's Plains Town Council meeting addressed several proposed ordinances affecting speed limits, parking and use of city-owned lands, and through truck traffic on portions of Clayton Street.
Group gathers input on proposed passenger rail route
Through a grant made possible by the Montana Healthcare Foundation, The Big Sky Passenger Rail Authority has been hosting a series of meetings in rural communities across southern Montana.
Superior's Haskins earns esteemed Gaylord Green scholarship
Gaylord Green is one of the pioneers of the creation, development and operation of GPS (Global Positioning System), whose work on satellites and orbits particularly affected the success of the technology.
William E. Marsh, 88
William E. Marsh, 88
2,000 watercraft inspected so far this year
With the exception of Eureka, watercraft inspection stations are open.
Arthur G. Argo, 89
Arthur G. Argo, 89
Funding to send Montana prisoners to Arizona private prison reinstated
The Senate Finance and Claims Committee voted Friday to put the $3.9 million annually that would go toward funding 120 beds for Montana prisoners at a CoreCivic private prison in Arizona into a separate bill after nixing the funding several other times this session.
Rancher honored for range management
Polson cattle rancher Greg Gardner received the Sustained Lifetime Achievement Award at the Society for Range Management’s 76th Annual Meeting in Boise, Idaho, in February.
COLUMN: Baseball memory
One of the great things about sports is the memories they can create.
Family-owned food truck marks 20 years
When Tou and Pang Lee first opened their food truck, the Golden Chopstick, in 2003 it was born out of a necessity with a little bit of dreaming mixed in.
More roads open in Glacier as plows make progress
The Camas Road is now open to motor vehicles for the season in Glacier National Park.
Paddleboard race planned on Clark Fork River
The Great Montana Stand Up Paddleboard Race will be the first of its kind on the lower Clark Fork River. The original date of April 29 just changed to Saturday, Aug. 19 which for many is a better date because of the warmer water.
All ages hop around at Plains Easter egg hunt
Wildhorse Plains Lions Club and the Church on The Move, put a new spin with this year’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Robert Quackenbush
Robert Quackenbush
Snowmobile club discusses Saltese Trestle with Zinke
U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke met with members of the Montana Nightriders Snowmobile Club in Haugan last week to hear about their valiant effort to repair and bring the Saltese Trestle up to safety standards to motorized and non-motorized traffic.
Gianforte visits Meuli Ranch in Dayton
Black cows finished the hay on the feedground as ranchers Mike and Nancy Meuli welcomed Montana Governor Greg Gianforte and First Lady Susan Gianforte to their ranch west of Dayton Monday.
Idaho robbery suspect killed after hostage shot in St. Regis
A suspect in an Idaho armed robbery was killed by law enforcement after shooting a hostage near a travel center in western Montana, authorities said.
1,356 steps: Lapinski brothers take on firefighter challenge
On the morning of Sunday, March 12, two young men from the small town of Superior competed in Seattle at the 32nd annual LLS Firefighter Stairclimb in support of The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.
Non-partisan forum discusses Montana Constitution
This Sunday, March 19, from 2 – 4 p.m. at the Paradise Center in Paradise, there will be a “Constitutional Forum to Support and Defend Montana’s Constitution.”