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Legals for April, 2 2025
Noxon's Ricky Williams has a day at Fan-Tastic meet
With the challenge of a “light” turnout for this year’s track and field teams (boys and girls) already a reality, Noxon track coach Matt Havens could hope for quality over quantity.
Tigers golf squad returns strong core
They had a good run in the post-season last year, led by one of the best golfers in school history.
Kvelve's Comments: Back to the ballpark
It was one small step for Chuck, one giant leap for Chuck’s heart.
New game warden excited to explore Mineral County's outdoors
Growing up in Helena, Cody Stipcich thoroughly enjoyed hunting and fishing with his dad, but becoming a game warden was not a childhood dream.
Plains School Board renews superintendent contract
The Plains School Board met on March 24 to address a single agenda item — one that had been quickly tabled from an earlier meeting.
Effort to bring increased passenger rail could get boost under new bill
House Bill 848 would create a “Big Sky Rail Account” within the state special revenue fund.
Local legislators ride on BNSF's Blue Jean Special
St. Regis resident Curtis Cochran may be a freshman with the Montana House of Representatives, but he hit the ground running, long before January when the session began.
Working for my constituents
Leading up to the first day of the Senate this year, a committee on committees was established to come up with committee assignments.
Wildcats blank Plains in baseball season opener
This was not the way the Plains Horsemen wanted their 2025 varsity baseball season to begin.
Lady Hawks notch wins at Three Forks
It was cloudy and cold for the Thompson Falls-Noxon fastpitch softball team’s games against Ennis this past Friday at Pirk’s Place stadium in T Falls.
Plains second graders go butterfly hunting
How could a second grader from Plains skip class, get up close and personal with a 6-inch Brazilian Salmon Pink Bird-eating Tarantula, and hold a 3-inch-long millipede? Well, skipping school meant a long bus ride to an exciting, one-of-a-kind destination.