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Sanders County Sheriff's report - Aug. 11-17
Excerpts from the Sanders County Sheriff’s report week of 8/11 to 8/17
Critter Carnival hosts cuteness
Trotters prep for rival Thompson Falls
PLAINS – Trotter volleyball fans were left disappointed Saturday in a straight set loss to the Bigfork Valkyries 19-25, 23-25, 18-25 despite a valiant effort. The Trotters were brought down by errors that allowed for early leads in each set by Bigfork, though the team never gave up and continued to play hard throughout each set.
Enjoy the New Year intact: Drive sober or don't drive
THOMPSON FALLS — As Montanans celebrate this festive season with holiday parties and end-of-year celebrations, The Sanders County Sheriff’s Office is increasing patrols through January 1, 2013, to deter impaired, unsafe driving and keep the public safe on Montana roads.
Hot Springs rounds up kindergartners
Veterans Standown named biggest in the country
PLAINS - The Sanders County Fairgrounds opened their gates in an effort to give back to some of the most deserving people in the country - the veterans.
MRHC helps people understand new healthcare policies
SUPERIOR – With the application deadline just around the corner, county residents were invited to the Mineral County Library in Superior to learn more about new healthcare options.
Bluehawks wrestlers prepare for season
Fairgrounds Christmas Lighting marks 20th year
Dixon Melon Days provides family fun
Local author holds book signing
High-tech equipment comes to St. Regis sawmill
This isn’t your grandfather’s sawmill. No mules dragging logs to a spinning blade powered by a smoke-belching motor.
Clark Fork Valley Hospital CEO announces changes due to COVID-19
As you can probably imagine it has been a busy week at Clark Fork Valley Hospital.
19 MC students head to BPA nationals
Mineral County Business Professionals of America (BPA) students returned from the annual State Leadership Conference where 14 students placed. Eleven students from St. Regis and eight from Superior will continue on to the National Leadership Conference (NLC) in Anaheim, Calif., set for May 1-5.
Montgomery leads Plains with 2nd place finish
Tony Banovich for the Valley Press
Red Devils excel in double OT
The Red Devils continued their up and down season with a thrilling, 82-77 double overtime win over Two Eagle River on Friday, before falling, 42-55, against second ranked Charlo on Saturday. The 3-4, 4-8 Red Devils have yet to post consecutive wins this season.
Splendid Performance
Superior students team up with MCT to bring Robinson Crusoe to life, sort of.
New shepherd for flock
Although he recently moved to St. Regis, Thomas Hall, the pastor at the Plains United Methodist Church, is no stranger to Montana or to thinking outside the box.
Horsemen corralled for first loss
Matt Unrau
Letter to the Editor
I am writing one letter in response to the issues raised by Dave Bennett, Dave Lyman and Ernest Scherzer.