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Young Bobcats fall at Eureka
It was kind of a matter of picking your hardship for the young Superior Bobcats basketball team this past week.
Legion to hold flag disposal ceremony on Flag Day
Flag Day is June 14. It is the celebration and recognition of the stars and stripes.
Home a total loss in Alberton fire
ALBERTON – A fire that began early Tuesday May 12, at approximately 4 a.m. resulted in the complete destruction of resident’s home. According to information from the scene, one woman was able to escape from the house but did suffer minor injuries.
Freshman legislator sets priorities ahead of session
By KATHLEEN WOODFORD
Ladyhawks lose three
Three losses last week give District 7-B Thompson Falls five straight as they dropped to 1-2 conf., 2-6 ovr. The Lady Hawks’ last win was nearly three weeks ago as the Ladyhawks edged Troy, 44-41, on Dec. 14.
'West Enders' create networking number
Residents who live along I-90 between mile marker 22 and Saltese are in the west end of Mineral County.
Montana residents urged to prepare for fire season
All residents throughout Montana are encouraged to participate in Wildfire Awareness Month this May. The purpose is to raise awareness about wildland fire safety, community preparedness, hazardous fuels mitigation, and fire prevention.
Plains man wins warrior contest
Matt Unrau
COLUMN: Basketball recap
In many ways, it was awesome to watch the Class C and B Divisional tournaments this past weekend in Pablo and Frenchtown.
An update from Rep. Nick Schwaderer
Unless we hit unexpected issues or hiccups in the road, our final legislative day (day 90) should land April 27, where the legislature will make a motion for “Sine Die” and we will convene not to meet again until 2015 unless there is a special session.
Two homes lost to fires in two months
Two house fires hit the west end of Mineral County within weeks of each other. Near Haugan, Ruschel Sage and Todd Oatman’s new home burned to the ground on Jan. 21. Nearly a month later, on Feb. 19, Shawn and Amy Cielke’s home also burned and was completely destroyed.
Paradise sewer board rejects county offer
Thanks, but no thanks.
Home lost in Alberton fire
One minor, non life-threatening injury was reported from the fire in Alberton last week.
Garbage truck carries smoldering load
Wednesday, Aug. 8 saw a garbage truck on River Road West smolder its way to the Plains town dump, before the load engulfed itself in flames.
Semi-truck wreck downs power lines near Plains
Plains-Paradise Rural Fire District and Montana Highway Patrol Officer Thomas Tafoya were dispatched Feb. 22 to a semi-truck non-injury accident on Montana 28, just north of Plains.
WSA Babe Ruth Fields make progress
PLAINS - Progress continues on the Wildhorse Sports Association-sponsored baseball and soccer field complex in Plains this week as a company hired to install fencing has broken ground on the site. Work will go on throughout the summer and fall to prepare the complex to be usable next year.
House burns near Dixon
Early Wednesday morning an abandoned house erupted into flames in Dixon, just off of Highway 200.
Week 6 at the State Capital
HB 161, sponsored by Speaker of the House Mike Milburn, passed 2nd reading in the Montana House of Representatives this past week with 63 out of 100 House members voting for repeal.
Lady Devils seek revenge after loss
The Noxon girls proved they were a force to be reckoned with this week, after defeating a pair of class B teams in Valley Christian, 40-39 on Thursday, and Troy, 42-27 on Friday. The nonconference wins helped the Lady Devils improve to 9-3 on the season.
Non-partisan forum discusses Montana Constitution
This Sunday, March 19, from 2 – 4 p.m. at the Paradise Center in Paradise, there will be a “Constitutional Forum to Support and Defend Montana’s Constitution.”