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Superior's Reese signs with Carroll
Superior’s loss is Carroll College’s gain.
Plains Paradise Senior Center here to help
Aging affects us all and the Plains Paradise Senior Citizens Center is here to help.
Woman jailed in connection to Alberton church blaze
A suspect in the fire that damaged a Alberton church last week is in custody.
County veterans' service to their community never ends
When the call from a disabled Marine came to the Veterans of Foreign Wars Lloyd Ridings Post 6238 in Superior in need of a favor, three men snapped into action.
Thankful for support of Block Management Program
During this season of gratitude, let's think about the goodwill and shared goals for our hunting traditions.
Jury convicts Heron man of kidnapping son, fleeing to Costa Rica
A federal jury on Wednesday convicted a Heron man of kidnapping his son in violation of a parenting plan and taking him to Costa Rica, U.S. Attorney Jesse Laslovich said.
William Bryan Teeters, 61
William Bryan Teeters, 61
Virginia Unruh
Virginia Unruh
Concerned with Funke's support for Zinke
A recent letter in the Montana Standard written by Ryan Funke made my decision much easier about who to cast my vote for in the upcoming sheriff’s race.
Plains athletes take to the golf course
The Plains golf team dusted off their clubs and brought them out to work the kinks out of their games after the long winter off-season.
175 youth celebrate new year at Plains church
Laughter and music rang out as 175 youth counted down the final minutes of 2007 at the Church on the Move in Plains last Monday, but youth group director Rena Garcia said safety and responsible choices were as important as fun at the church's New Year's Eve bash.
Fireball sends man to Seattle hospital
A Plains man was severely burned after an explosion occurred at the Lynch Creek Nursery on Lower Lynch Creek Road last Tuesday.
Sandra Janez Marquardt Gingery
Sandra Janez Marquardt Gingery, 68, passed away Friday, Jan. 4, 2008, at her home near Plains surrounded by the love of her family and Heavenly Father. Cancer called and God beckoned.
Sunrise Fire now nations number one priority which grew to 3,700 acres overnight
The Sunrise Fire burning 11 miles east of Superior blew up overnight and grew another 1,000 acres. It now stands at 3,700 acres as of Thursday at 11 a.m. and is now the nation’s number one priority fire. For local fire crews this means more resources to battle the growing blaze.
Dale Dean Dursma, 73
Dale Dean Dursma, 73, passed away at his home in Plains Saturday April 1.
Reunion for 1958, 1959 Superior classes held in Oregon
Twenty-five current and former Mineral County residents headed for the Whispering Woods Resort at Welches, Oregon for a class reunion. The reunion was for Superior High School classes of 1958 and 1959 with friends. It was held on May 15-18 near Mt. Hood and was hosted by Gaylord and Marcia Green. This was the first time for some but the second and third time for others and the event is always hosted by the Greens. The first evening we all met for dinner and got re-acquainted again.
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Montana Governor Steve Bullock issued an official state of emergency on Sunday, July 23, 2017.
Veterans Transportation awarded 2016 Ford van
Mineral County Veterans Transportation members now have a new van, thanks to the Veterans Administration in Helena. They awarded the Mineral County group with a 2016 Ford Flex to replace their aging vehicle, which sustained $3,000 worth of damage in an accident last year.
Flat Iron Quilting Guild announces raffle winner
Flat Iron Quilting Guild recently drew a winner at the First Security Bank in Plains. The annual fundraiser raffle drew plenty of tickets this year with all the names just about over flowing out of a laundry size basket.
Potential government shutdown would include Forest Service in Mineral County
The government officially shut down on Friday, Jan. 19 at midnight when lawmakers were unable to agree on a spending bill.