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Sanders County jail to get new body scanner with state grant money
Sanders County commissioners accepted a $141,500 grant from the Montana Opioid Abatement program last week for a new body scanner in the county jail.
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Rediscovering home: County attorney court case settled
The court case that triggered the dispute between the Mineral County attorney and the Sheriff’s Office has finally been dismissed …
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Pork from feral pigs distributed to Montana food banks
A coordinated response by state officials, federal wildlife specialists, and a Montana-based nonprofit has brought an end to concerns over …
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Mineral Community Hospital hires full-time dietician
Mineral Community Hospital in Superior is a critical access hospital with a mission to improve the health care and quality …
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Vintage sleds on display at Haugan's Winterfest
Last Saturday, Haugan looked as though snowmobiles were the only mode of transportation as Winterfest rolled into town.
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Thompson Falls councilors appointed to committees
With a bang of her gavel, newly elected Mayor Gussie O’Conner called the first Thompson Falls City Council meeting of …
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Sanders County Fair rodeo adds new event
Many preparations for the 2026 Sanders County Fair were finalized during the January Fair Commission meeting, including the announcement of …
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Hospital conducts community health needs assessment survey
Clark Fork Valley Hospital is gearing up for the 2026 Community Health Needs Assessment and is asking community members to …
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Officials to chemically treat Thompson Falls pond infested with goldfish
State wildlife officials plan to dose a pond in Thompson Falls with a common piscicide in a bid to rid …
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PHOTO: New Mineral County food bank building arrives
The first of two modular units built in Rathdrum, Idaho arrived and was set on the foundation of the new …
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Cabin getaway pops up on Clark Fork River
Motorists cruising along I-90 near mile marker 45 may have done a double take over the past months.
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Changes planned for Durango’s Restaurant
When westbound motorists leave I-90 at Exit 47 into Superior, they are almost greeted by Durango’s Restaurant parking lot. It …
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Mineral County search and rescue team marks one year
Mineral County has observed firsthand in recent years that there is a significant need for search and rescue, as these …
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Winter adventure and relaxation abound across western Montana
Winter adventures in Montana can encompass a variety of outdoor activities, ranging from downhill skiing and boarding, snowshoeing, ice fishing, …
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CSKT uses Water Compact settlement to benefit Charlo irrigation
The Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes are using the Water Compact settlement to restore the Crow Creek Pumping Plant, which …
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Rediscovering home: My eldest brother
We were a perfect 10, and now we are nine.
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Officials monitor potential mine waste exposure following floods
State officials warn that harmful mine material may have been released during the catastrophic floods that washed through parts of …
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Yak ranch takes root in St. Regis
Tibetan yaks are heavily built animals with bulky frames, sturdy legs, rounded cloven hooves, and extremely dense, long fur that …
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Acoustic Eidolon offers eclectic musical journey
The Mineral County Performing Arts Council was formed in 2007 and quickly generated public enthusiasm by sponsoring a series of …
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