AMY QUINLIVAN
Mineral Independent
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PHOTO Shakespeare in the Park
Nearly 100 Mineral County residents packed the fairgrounds with lawn chairs on Thursday evening to witness King Henry V leave his throne and conquer France.
Superior officer competes in Governor's 20 shooting competition
On Aug. 8-9, law enforcement officers from various agencies traveled to Helena to compete for a coveted spot on the Governor’s 20.
PHOTOS Mineral County Fair parade
Mineral County Fair parade
St. Regis residents not interested in town water system
Nearly 100 concerned residents, including numerous business owners, turned out on July 21 at the St. Regis Community Center for a special public meeting regarding the possibility of a town water system.
PHOTOS: Dino Dig with Dads
The Mineral County Parents as Teachers program put on their annual summer Dino Dig event on Saturday, July 19.
St. Regis Fourth of July parade in photos
St. Regis Fourth of July parade in photos
Fishing restrictions likely with unseasonably warm water
The Clark Fork River is an angler’s delight during the summer months in Montana. It’s known for its diverse fish populations, including several trout species like rainbow trout, brown trout, and the native westslope cutthroat trout. You can also find mountain whitefish, smallmouth bass, and even northern pike in certain sections throughout Mineral County.
Trail Rail runners breeze through rainy weather
The rain held off for most of race day Saturday as the 13th annual Trail Rail Run commenced up and over the pass near Mullan, Idaho.
New law benefits small timber projects
For landowners, loggers, sawmills and those who manage the state’s natural resources, Montana House Bill 79 is an all-around win. Passed in April, this new bill creates a small timber sale exemption primarily for property owners to clear landings for a homesite, reduce wildfire risk by thinning, or clean up damage after wind events.
PHOTOS St. Regis Memorial Day Flea Market
St. Regis Memorial Day Flea Market