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Mountain Cats pile up points in win over Seeley-Swan
Score 44 points in most football games and you probably get a win. Welcome to the world of Montana 8-man football.
Teresa Knoll, 56
Teresa Knoll, 56, of Glendive, Montana passed away Saturday, Sept. 28, 2019 at the Glendive Medical Center in Glendive.
Fisher leads Blue Hawks to 64-24 rout of Flint Creek
With the Thompson Falls offensive line dominating play up front, quarterback Trey Fisher ran for six touchdowns and 187 yards, leading the Blue Hawks to a 64-24 thumping of the two-time defending state champion Flint Creek Titans in 8-man high school football action Friday night in Thompson Falls.
St. Regis, West End and Superior fire companies hold practice session with new fire-fighting agent
The St. Regis, Superior and West End volunteer fire departments got together at the West End’s Saltese fire station to practice with a new type of fire-fighting agent.
Safety first: Shop students get vital training
Montana, according to labor statistics, is not the safest place to work.
Superior Class of 1959 celebrates Homecoming
Sixty years ago this past spring saw 29 students graduate from Superior High School at which point they all went their separate ways.
Mountain Cats rout Twin Bridges, 60-22
Clark Fork co-op 60, Twin Bridges, Idaho 22
Plains, Thompson Falls claim gridiron wins
The Horsemen evened their record at 2-2 after using a big second-half performance to beat Arlee Friday, 46-20.
Mountain Cats victorious on Alberton's 100th Homecoming
The Clark Fork (Alberton-Superior) Mountain Cats celebrated Alberton’s 100th Homecoming with a 56-38 win over Thompson Falls Friday.
Jessica Lynne to kick off season for Mineral County Performing Arts
The Mineral County Performing Arts Council is ready for the 2019-20 season.
Superior gears up for Homecoming festivities
A group of Superior High School alumni are working together to put the “spirit” back in homecoming. In an effort to celebrate the students and alumni, the committee is working with the school to help with events that involve the students, alumni and the community.
Donna May Chambers, 73
Donna May Chambers, 73, of Superior passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on August 19, 2019.
Sheriff's budget may lose some overtime
At the Sheriff’s Office final budget hearing in Superior on Friday, Aug. 16, county officials decided the only area they could make financial cuts were in overtime.
Lolo Forest fee increase proposed
The Lolo National Forest is proposing a recreation fee increase on various campgrounds, day sites, group sites and cabins which could double fees in some areas.
Apprenticeship program brings training and employment opportunities to Mineral County
ST. REGIS – On Tuesday, Aug. 20, Montana Department of Labor & Industry officials visited the Idaho Forest Group St. Regis Mill as 12 apprentices signed paperwork to join the company’s first Montana Registered Apprenticeship program.
Youth Conservation Corps finishes season on Superior Ranger District
SUPERIOR — After eight weeks of exposure to nearly every aspect of the Forest Service, the five members of the 2019 Superior Ranger District Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) crew submitted their final timesheet, saying goodbye to a summer of adventure, unique experiences, and what some soundly describe as “FUN” while working.
Quinlan steps up as athletic director
As fall sports loom around the corner this schoolyear, Superior High School will see a familiar face as the new athletic director.
New gymnasium will greet returning students at Superior H.S.
Power tools, sawdust and patches of vacant floor boards will encompass the Superior High School gymnasium until classes begin for the school year.
Man pleads not guilty to assaulting youth at rodeo
Law enforcement vehicles lined the streets outside the Mineral County Courthouse on Aug. 14, during the arraignment for Curt Brockway, a Superior man, who pleaded not guilty to assaulting a 13-year-old boy at a rodeo.
Questions raised about Cruzane forest-thinning project
A forest thinning proposal intended to reduce wildfire potential is raising questions about its effect on elk calving due to its prime habitat area, which lies on Cruzane Mountain near Saltese.