Alberton News

Mineral County Personal Property Taxes due Montana Fourth District Court Citation NOTICE OF PUBLIC COMMENT TOWN OF ALBERTON PROPOSED GROWTH POLICY --- NOTICE DUE: JULY 18, 2008 MINERAL COUNTY PERSONAL PROPERTY ...

Come to St. Regis for the Fourth of July! We have a breakfast at the school, county-wide parade at 11 a.m., childrens' games at 1 p.m., loggers' events at 4 p.m., and fireworks display at dusk.

Rural Missoula County residents, outnumbered 2-1 by city dwellers who expect higher levels of services which drive higher taxes, have discussed independence off and on over the last few decades.

Our hearts were broken when Tim went on to his new gig without us, but we could hear Dawn hollering like she used to: "ISHLER!" Caption: Beloved local musician Tim Ishler passed peacefully into the next picking ...

The special board meeting Monday night featured yet another emotional debate in the ongoing battle for authority between Waldron and the elected board, this time after the board agreed to let Waldron advertise ...

Shortly after approving two new conditions on Ernest and Deloris Eggler's Elk View Estates subdivision that will allow the two to forego paving roads and installing a 10,000 gallon water storage tank until ...

The sheriff's office said that they have a list of items stolen in the break-in. Monday, May 26, 4:56 p.m. A 44-year-old Superior resident - who had been reported missing by a family friend a couple of weeks ...

Better late than never. An Enhanced 911 project started in May 2004 and expected to be completed in two or three years, is just wrapping up the rural addressing portion this month.

Legal Notices for June 12, 2008 MINERAL COUNTY PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 16, 2008 Notice of Application for Motor Vehicle Wrecking Facility Friendly Reminder 2008 MOBILE HOME TAXES MINERAL COUNTY ...

BILLINGS - The school board in Bridger has decided to implement a four-day school week to give students a more concentrated schedule of class time.

The ninth annual Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show will be held on the lawn of the Old School in Superior, June 6-7. Registration begins at 3 p.m. on June 6 and 8 a.m. on June 7. There will be a roasted pig dinner ...

"County 57" was on the Alberton Town Council as an information item. It may not yet be an "idea whose time has come," but it is an idea Alberton Mayor Joe Hanson felt was worth discussing - and it will be on ...

MINERAL COUNTY PLANNING BOARD PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 16, 2008 Notice - The Mineral County Tax Appeal Board will be in session NOTICE - Application for the licensing of a motor vehicle wrecking facility MINERAL ...

Mineral Community Change Project - an arm of the Montana Community Change Project headed locally by Denyse Traeder - is a program looking to address and change the mentality associated with binge drinking in ...

The Frenchtown Rural Fire Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Monday, June 2, 6 p.m., at Frenchtown Fire Station #1 to discuss out-of-district wildland firefighting.

The project, initiated by Superior VFW Post 6238 less than two months ago, quickly gained momentum thanks to the help of elected officials at both the local and state level.

Wild horses, a longer visit than intended, and ninth time is the charm by Mark Hebert Sunday, April 27, 4:36 p.m. The Mineral County Sheriff's Office received a call from a game warden in Alberton reporting ...

“OPG"--Office of Planning and Grants--with a small shudder, the way Harry Potter's fellow students at Hogwarts said the name "Voldemort.”

Missoula County is never again going to represent its rural areas, rural values, or rural residents. via The Clark Fork Chronicle

“It might be a long weekend so maybe I'll just take it easy.”

Mineral County elementary schools run in third annual Governor's Cup by Mark Hebert The morning started with a nice brisk run and ended with barbeque hamburgers and trophies leaving smiles on many students' ... via The Clark Fork Chronicle

“Journalism is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.”

We here at the Chronicle have the greatest job in the world, and this week it got even better. via The Clark Fork Chronicle