Keith Edward Danhof

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

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.

DeBorgia resident helps families have Thanksgiving

For DeBorgia resident Meghan Stevens, Thanksgivings has always been one of her favorite holidays.

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.

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.

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.

Sanders Co. residents: Tourists are welcome for brief time

County residents who attended a meeting about tourism last Wednesday voiced those feelings and others during a 2-hour session put on by Glacier Country Tourism.

St. Regis resident hand crafts wood furniture

With an eclectic work portfolio including anything from laying carpet to being a seamstress for a T-bird and Mustang dealership installing upholstery, Elledge has always stayed sharp working with her hands and found joy in creating things.

Scotchman Peaks volunteers keep trails open for everyone

Overflowing trailhead parking lots are the talk of the town. Over 60 hikers summited Scotchman Peaks on sunny days this summer and fall.

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.

Legals for November, 10 2021

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.

'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.

Slow season start for elk hunters in west-central Montana

After the first two weekends of big game season, west-central Montana hunter check stations show that elk harvest is off to a slow start, but hunter traffic through the stations is up from last season.

Legals for November, 3 2021