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'Tis the season for wild game processing
Pickup trucks have drivers and passengers wearing fashionable fall orange and it’s only going to increase over the next few weeks.
Superior sophomore Alysha Ryan has an eye for art
When Alysha Ryan was in second grade at Superior Elementary School, she picked up a pencil with something else in mind besides practicing the alphabet or arithmetic.
CSKT donate 5 bison to Chippewa Cree Tribe
Hundreds of Chippewa Cree tribal members clung to a barbed-wire fence, cheering and high-fiving as the community welcomed the return of 11 bison to tribal lands.
Anglers battle tough weather at Mack Days
Anglers have turned in a total catch of 11,615 lake trout entries at the Fall Mack Days fishing tournament.
Mineral County law roundup
Child Abuse, River Street, Superior, Deputy responded.
Montana health officials confirm first flu case in 2021
Nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 121 confirmed flu cases as of Oct. 16.
FVCC offers scholarships for machining students
The scholarships will be available for all students in the machining program – both first-year and second-year students – and awarded based on academic performance.
Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission meetings Oct. 27-28
The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission will hold a work session and meeting to discuss several matters, include black bear hunting with hounds and final decisions on wolf trapping regulations.
Hyatt leads Bluehawks at state meet
Thompson Falls runner Will Hyatt finished eighth overall at the State B cross country meet Saturday in Missoula.
$31 million available to Montana child care providers
The latest data on child care deserts shows a 73 percent supply gap across the state – meaning there is only capacity to serve 27 percent of children under the age of six in licensed or registered child care.
Idaho reaches deal to reimburse hunters who kill wolves
Idaho officials will make available up to $200,000 to be divided into payments for hunters and trappers who kill wolves in the state through next summer.
Superior couple loves the sailing life
In a sailboat, however, you become a much greater function in order to harness the energy that propels you forward.
Hecla CEO ready to move on after 'bad actor' ruling
A three-year “bad actor” case against the president and CEO was recently dismissed. As far as Baker is concerned, it was overdue.
Commissioner Brooker announces her resignation
Brooker, a commissioner for 27 years, addressed a letter dated Oct. 13 to her fellow commissioners, Glen Magera and Tony Cox, announcing her decision.
Mineral County law roundup
Warrant Served, Missoula County, Forest Service located male wanted on outstanding warrant, male transported to Mineral County Jail.
Sanders County Justice Court
Daniel Brandon Luciano, violating speed limit near school or senior citizen center
Wildfire burn scars affect West's drinking water
In “burn scars,” where fires decimated forest systems that held soil in place, an increase in droughts followed by heavy rainfall poses a different kind of threat to the water supplies that are essential to the health of communities.
St. Regis Lady Tigers top Trotters in four sets
But after it was 23-20, St. Regis put an end to it with back-to-back kills by Brooke Filek and Taylor Hurd.
State says Infant cereal tested above safe arsenic levels
The recalled infant cereal was distributed nationally through Walmart stores and online.
Linda Lou "White" Horn
Linda Lou "White" Horn was born March 15, 1964 to Roger and Lou White in Hamilton, Montana.