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Illness brings Tigers down in weekend games
ST. REGIS – The St. Regis Tigers took two defeats when they played in Darby, Friday January 10, and Arlee, Saturday January 11.
Lady Panthers to improve after Victor defeat
ALBERTON – With a storm bearing down on the area, the Alberton girls faced a big defeat in their Friday home game against Victor.
Noxon has good individual performances at Ted Kato Tournament
NOXON – Three of the four Red Devil wrestlers placed at the Ted Kato tournament on Saturday.
Lady Savage Heat beat out Lady Red Devils
HOT SPRINGS – The Lady Savage Heat were victorious against rival Noxon Lady Red Devils.
Bobcats pounce on Charlo and Two Eagle
SUPERIOR – The Superior Bobcats took two victories last week when they went up against the Charlo Vikings and Two Eagle River.
Panthers will leap back after defeat
ALBERTON – The Alberton Panthers were dealt a loss Friday, January 10, in their game against the Victor Pirates.
Free yoga offered to vets
HOT SPRINGS - Earth & Sky Studio in association with Nyah Grange 133 in Hot Springs is offering a free series of yoga classes for veterans every Saturday from Jan. 25th through March 1st, at which time the class can decide to continue weekly or bi-weekly; or possibly in an alternative location. All veterans, all ages are invited to participate in this free six week series. The classes will run 10 to 11:30 a.m. at Earth & Sky Studio, 240 Chisholm Trail Rd. in Hot Springs.
Commissioners approve county operation plan
SUPERIOR – In their first meeting of the year, the County Commissioners approved rules for how the county would conduct business in 2014.
SCCFF brings in the New Year helping families
THOMPSON FALLS – With a New Year well underway, Sanders County Coalition for Families continues their mission to bring help to victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse and stalking.
Spicing up the new year
ALBERTON – The River Edge Steakhouse was filled with an assortment of aromas New Year’s Day as chilies simmered away at the resort’s second annual chili cook-off.
Severe rock slide blocks River Road East
PARADISE – A severe rock slide occurred late Friday night on River Road East in Paradise. Thousands of pounds of rock blocked traffic and completely covered the road. The affected section of River Road East remains closed.
2014 jump starts with Fun Run and Polar Plunge
THOMPSON FALLS – The annual Fun Run and Polar Plunge took place Wednesday with 127 participants.
Panthers see improvement over the weekend
ALBERTON – Despite two defeats, the Alberton Panthers saw improvement last week when they went up against the Seeley-Swan Blackhawks and the Lincoln Lynx.
Superior dominates the court in weekend games
SUPERIOR – The Superior Bobcats took two strong victories against the Hot Springs Savage Heat and the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks last Friday and Saturday.
Wrestlers continue to shine on the mat
PLAINS – The Plains/Hot Springs wrestlers have continued to see success as they continue further in the season.
Hot Springs Savage Heat scorch Seeley-Swan
HOT SPRINGS – The Savage Heat defeated Seeley-Swan in a scrappy nail-biter Saturday night. It was a close game with both teams tied at 43-43 going into the 4th quarter. Hot Springs managed to pull away with a final score of 54-48.
Noxon wrestlers prepare for busy week ahead
NOXON – The Red Devil wrestling team gained experience both Friday and Saturday in Ronan. The team was down to five kids so they were unable to enter the Dual Meet but the important part was the time on the mat.
Horsemen continue to learn and grow on court
PLAINS – The Horsemen played against Eureka at home Saturday night. The boys gave it their all but lost with a final score of 62-76.
With a new year comes changes
SANDERS COUNTY – The year 2014 is sure to bring change to Sanders County, perhaps most notably with the community leaders.
Christmas concerts flood Sanders County
SANDERS COUNTY – A week before Christmas and all through the county, the children were stirring to provide musical bounty. In Plains High School on Dec. 17, students dressed in their holiday best poised their silver and brass instruments ready to begin the Christmas jubilation. The Plains High School and Middle School Christmas Concert began with a flourish as the band played Fanfare on the First Noel, a unique holiday arrangement by Travis J. Weller. According to music teacher Brittany Majerus, they attempt to mix it up from year to year.