When Jared Fitchett looks at a mountain covered in timber, he sees more than trees. He sees the slope, the soil, the moisture, the regeneration, the value of the timber and, perhaps most importantly, the safest and most efficient way to get the wood off the mountain without unnecessarily disturbing …
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For hunters in Mineral County, Block Management Areas have long been an important part of the Montana hunting experience. From the timbered private property around St. Regis and Superior to the ranch and agriculture country stretching toward Alberton, access to private ground can make a big difference.
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There was plenty of food, fellowship, laughter and lively bidding at the Mineral County Shooting Sports Association’s annual banquet, but underneath all the activity was a mission that means even more to the organization which is getting the local kids involved in shooting sports.
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The 2026 Annual Historical Tour and Potluck will take place Saturday, Sept.12, giving longtime residents another opportunity to revisit some favorite pieces of Mineral County history while newcomers get a chance to discover the stories, places and people that helped shape the community they now call home.
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The West End Volunteer Fire Department is one of 150 volunteer departments across the nation selected to receive a $10,000 grant through the State Farm Good Neighbor Firefighter Safety Program.
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Summer may be winding down, but there was still plenty of excitement on the lawn of the Mineral County Library in Superior as kids gathered for one more afternoon of learning, laughing and enjoying each other’s company.
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The vision was simple: Fill the grassy field next to TrailWest Bank in Superior with businesses and nonprofit organizations, each ready to share information about the services they provide, the jobs they offer and the ways they can help Mineral County residents.
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