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Living off the grid suits "Grizz" just fine
A while back when he was in town picking up a few things and having a beer at a local watering hole, Grizz was talking to a guy who was complaining about another power outage after a big snowstorm.
Kvelve's Comments: It was quite a week!
Saw a bear, watched a four-point (that’s four points on each side not the tinhorn way of counting all the points and adding them up) in a nose-to-nose standoff with a neighbor’s dog and like most of Sanders County and the rest of the country, I’m hungover.
Jonkel shares insights into mountain lions
But with everything huntable now, mountain lion sightings will become more prevalent.
Writer recalls lessons learned from archery elk season
This was archery season No. 3 for the three amigos.
Alzheimer's Association offers free webinars
Enhance dementia communication with a free Alzheimer’s Association webinar
Woman accused of murdering ex-husband free on bail
A Flathead Valley woman accused of murdering her ex-husband maintains she shot him in self-defense, but law enforcement officials believe something else may have happened.
Paradise artist a true Renaissance man
Steve Eberhardt is a modern day Renaissance man living near Paradise!
Bridger ends season for Hot Springs in heart-breaking fashion
It was all of those and more Saturday afternoon when the Bridger Scouts and Hot Springs Savage Heat collided in a round one, Montana high school 6-man football playoff game.
Football season comes to end for Noxon
That dire possibility became a reality Saturday when the Noxon Red Devils lost 38-14 to the Harlowton-Ryegate Engineers in a Montana high school 6-man football game played in Harlowton.
Food for Thought: What to do about hoarding behavior
Last week I wrote about the reasons people save unnecessary items and how clutter can rule their lives.
Missoula pediatrician supports Tranel for PSC post
As COVID 19 cases rise in Montana, we are all grappling with decisions that will impact the way forward for our families and children.
There's no doubt the Russians are to blame
The most diabolical, evil nation on the planet is behind everything. Blame it all on them, those nasty, notorious….Russians.
Clark Fork volleyball looks ahead to playoffs
For the Clark Fork Lady Mountain Cats, it means looking ahead to the playoffs.
Glass artist seeks to help women in need
But if you’re more curious than in academia, you can take a four-hour class in Superior to see if it is of interest.
Cleo Dean Sutton, 73
Cleo Dean Sutton, 73, went to the arms of Jesus after a two-and-one-half year battle with cancer on Monday, Oct. 12, with his family by his side.
Mountain Cat gridders blank Horsemen, 46-0
But for the rained on and in some cases no doubt shivering home fans, it had a warm ending as the Mountain Cats stormed past Plains 46-0.
Voting by mail just not appealing
Since I was 18 back in 1972 and had the wonderful experience of voting for the first time, other than voting for myself as 5th grade class president, I have never missed a general election.
Montana High School Association pushes back winter sports season
On Oct. 13, the Montana High School Association Executive Board announced the decision to delay the start of winter sports practices until December 7th in an effort to curtail increasing COVID-19 cases around the state.
A labor of love for St. Regis Lab breeders
There’s nothing quite like the smell of puppy breath in the morning; well, that and coffee.
Hoarding Behavior - Are You Guilty?
Most of us know someone or maybe we ourselves are guilty of saving “stuff” we really have no practical need for, or will never use.