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Red Devils continue to put up tough front
NOXON – The Red Devils played two strong games this week and continue to work on their goal of putting a full game together.
Different generations come together for cause
PLAINS – Two very different generations came together for the same cause on Thursday as high school students worked together with senior citizens to pack boxes of food for people in the community.
Spotlight on the Arts: T-Falls junior Sweeden find passion for jazz
Alek Sweeden is a 17-year-old junior at Thompson Falls High School.
Taking the First Step
A climber tackles the first part of the high element rope course. The course provided numerous obstacles for the participants.
Chamber talks about revitalization
THOMPSON FALLS – The Chamber of Commerce met on Friday to have an informative meeting on the opportunity of becoming a member in a program called the Montana Main Street program.
County budget work wraps up
MINERAL COUNTY – Mineral County Commissioners heard from the last few departments about their budgets at their meeting Friday, Sept. 12 and were in the process of finalizing the paperwork which will be sent to the state for final approval.
Cool Summer Nights lights up Trout Creek
The 2018 Cool Summer Nights Car Show at the Lakeside Motel and Resort in Trout Creek last weekend pulled out all the stops for this year’s event.
Tree lighting welcomes holidays and honors deceased
ALBERTON – The building festivities of the holidays saw the community gather to spark the Christmas season and honor passed loved ones Friday, as the Alberton community held a Christmas tree lighting and tribute at the Alberton Community Center.
Hot Springs Chinese New Year Festival 4
The Hot Springs drum circle gathered together to add a musical element to the Chinese New Year celebration.
Tackling the rope course
A climber attempts the Indiana Jones bridge on the high element rope course. The obstacle was a favorite among trainees during the Camp Bighorn training week.
Facts to know about social security
Jim Elliott
Patriots lack class in undefeated season
For the past 14 weekends, there have been two constants — the New England Patriots winning and the Miami Dolphins losing. The Miami Dolphins are as bad of a football team as there is anywhere, with uniforms to only complicate things, and need no further discussion. The Patriots, however, do require some conversation.
Lady Hawks rout Mission, 67-44
The Thompson Falls Lady Hawks defeated the visiting Mission Lady Bulldogs, 67-44, last Thursday.
Plains, Noxon volleyball teams compete in St. Ignatius
After nearly an hour-long battle in the altered format tourney, the two teams came to an absolute one-set apiece draw.
St. Regis volleyball tops Lincoln in three sets
The 2021 version kicked off the new season with a 3-1 win over Lincoln in a victory they hope will erase that bug-a-boo and propel the veteran team to a winning season.
Town bands together to battle crime
HOT SPRINGS - Members of the Hot Springs community called an emergency meeting Wednesday at the Senior Center to discuss the problem of ongoing speeding, reckless driving and crime issues throughout the town.
Gentleman, start your peddlin'
It may not be as well known as the Daytona Speedway and it may not carry as much prestige as the Brickyard in Indianapolis, but after five years, a 50-foot stretch of dirt in St. Regis is starting to be talked about in racing circles.
Superior students learn about the joy of giving
Mrs. Crabb’s fourth grade students at Superior Elementary School got into the spirit of things and raised funds to purchase gifts for families in need this holiday season. With the help of some local businesses and students they raised $888.04 to purchase the gifts from local businesses.
Spotlight on the Arts: Travis Hill
“Spotlight on the Arts” by The Paradise Center honors and encourages students in the arts by highlighting their talent and acknowledging the support they receive through their schools and teachers.
Northwest Montana enters stage 1 fire restrictions
Northwest Montana moved to stage 1 fire restrictions that prohibit campfires last weekend.