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Mineral County Community Calendar - Aug. 28
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Plains Piranhas excel at Divisional Meet
The Plains Piranhas swam in style at the recent Divisional Swim Meet in Choteau, with several swimmers qualifying for the State Swim Meet in Conrad.
Mineral County Community Calendar - Sept. 4
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Superior track has stellar invite
Rehberg: uphill battle to get logging revitalized in county
Mineral County welcomed Montana's only representative in the U.S. House of Representatives in Superior Wednesday for a talk with community members about issues facing rural Montana.
Savage Heat burn Eagles
HOT SPRINGS – The Lady Savage Heat put on a competitive performance and earned a home victory in their match against Two Eagle River Eagles last week.
Montgomery leads Plains with 2nd place finish
Tony Banovich for the Valley Press
Lake Co. seeks to end law enforcement agreement on Flathead Reservation
Public Law 280, a unique agreement that has shaped law enforcement in Lake County and on the Flathead Reservation for nearly 60 years, has reached “a breaking point,” according to county officials.
Kvelve's Comments: It can't get worse, can it?
Does anyone out there feel like I do about 2020?
Mineral Co. Resource Committee talks mill closing
More campsites will be discussed for the Quartz and Sloway Campgrounds, and it appears the on-line reservation campsite program is working well.
Mud bog and country music event set for June
A new mud bog and country music event is scheduled to be held in St. Regis this summer. It is a three-day event from June 23 through the 25 put on by Shannon Anderson. He purchased property on the north side of St. Regis and is building an amphitheater and other accommodations for the event.
Letter to the editor
Recently, an editorial declared a compromise should be sought by the incoming Montana legislature over Medicaid funding stating that during the previous 2013 session the “matter was tarried back claiming long term obligations for supporting the program were unknown.” This measure certainly appeared to be a sound and responsible decision to me.
Sports Roundup
St. Regis took to the home field on Saturday, Sept. 16 to face West Yellowstone in six-man football only to meet defeat with 42-0. West Yellowstone had put up 36 of those points in the first half with the final six in the fourth quarter. Score information not available.
Commissioners approve county operation plan
SUPERIOR – In their first meeting of the year, the County Commissioners approved rules for how the county would conduct business in 2014.
Type II team continues to fight area fires
As the fires continue, the smoke is thickening within the county; not just from the active fires within, but also from fires burning in Washington and Oregon.
Apprentice hunter program offered Register for online hunter ed classes FWP seeks comments on proposed walleye kill regs
It’s never too early to plan ahead for Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks Apprentice Hunter Program.
New federal policy supplants No Child Left Behind
Montana Gov. Steve Bullock supports the new federal education initiative called the Every Student Succeeds Act and says it is a much-needed policy update that will allow Montana schools flexibility to support innovation in schools and student achievement
Lions Club performs work on fairgrounds
Legals for February, 14 2024
Mineral County Sheriff's Office logs
Mineral County Sheriff's Office logs