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Legals for November, 3 2021
Voices in the Wilderness: Don Otis
My Mom will tell you that when I was a kid, I would beg and plead with her to drop me and my adventure-seeking friends at the base of a canyon somewhere.
$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.
Small farmers, farmer's markets eligible for pandemic relief
If you operate a small farm producing specialty crops whose annual revenue is less than $1 million, run a farmer's market...
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.
A small, but meaningful gesture
A 50/50 was held with half of the money going to help with breast cancer research and the other half to a lucky individual who purchased a ticket that evening.
Mineral County law roundup
Warrant Served, Missoula County, Forest Service located male wanted on outstanding warrant, male transported to Mineral County Jail.
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.
Northwest Montana man shares Elk Foundation's message
While many may want Meehan's job and may think they could do it, he possesses some skills that make him a perfect fit.
State says Infant cereal tested above safe arsenic levels
The recalled infant cereal was distributed nationally through Walmart stores and online.
Loud noise, bear spray effective deterrents for bears on private property
Loud noise, such as banging pots and pans, using an air horn or car alarm, or even shouting, is a simple, effective way to deter a bear on private property.
Patricia Johnson England
Pat was born July 20, 1949, to Otto Howard and Dorothy Johnson.
Mullan/St. Regis slams Charlo, 64-20
Senior running back Adam Ball was honored before the game during St. Regis’ senior night.
St. Regis jewelry makers are a creative couple
Being resilient and a bit innovative has come in handy for Matilda Sink over the years.
Nine Mile Community hosts apple cider festival
It’s a festive party that marks the definite arrival of fall by making apples the center of attention.
Cash available for Sanders Co. junk car removal
A den for feral cats, packrats, skunks and other ill wanted animals we’d rather not have to deal with near our homes.
America's Sweethearts come to Superior
A trio of New York City-based ladies delighted an audience recently.
Montana Viewpoint: Time to put the election to rest
Mike Lindell has had much more success in attracting people to his point of view than he has had in finding evidence to support it.
Superior woman starts home floral business
This peaceful outdoor space chock full of an incredible palette of flowers provided VanRimsun with the means of starting her very own small scale floral business this year.