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County rivals clash once more
Bison rounded up
Horsemen to continue season
Top-ranked Savage Heat get another win
Dixon Melon Days provides family fun
Huckleberries galore at festival
Local author holds book signing
Critter Carnival hosts cuteness
Piranhas bite off a third place finish at home meet
PLAINS – Piranhas Swim Team showed other Western Montana Federation swim teams that piranhas are greater in numbers this past weekend at their home swim meet, where they took third overall for the first time in over a decade.
Noxon cruises to Clark Fork Valley Little League title
The Clark Fork Valley Little League held their postseason tournament on Saturday in Plains, six teams from around Sanders and Mineral county came to compete.
Trotters season comes to an end in Divisional play.
The Trotters softball team played four playoff games this week going 2-2.
State Champion
Superior senior Cary Chamberlain claimed the number one spot in Division B-C tennis with a win in Missoula on Thursday.
Chamberlain ends on a high note
During the first set of Thursday's State B-C tennis tournament title match it seemed to be business as usual for Superior-Alberton's Cary Chamberlain.
SNRC growls over bear plans for forests
TROUT CREEK – Biological concerns for bears roaming in the Kootenai National Forest have given cause for the Forest Service to explore bear management options that could potentially affect Sanders County residents; however, Sanders County Natural Resource Council maintains these effects have not been explained fully to the public and sought to inform the public Thursday evening at an open town hall meeting in Trout Creek.
Wild Cats end season best in the west
Process begins to annex additional land
Bighorn ewe surprises residents
PLAINS – A wandering mother-to-be- big horn sheep bedded down to prepare for the big day in an ideal spot: quiet, shaded, pine-needles galore, and right at the foot of a mountain. Problem is, her location of choice just happened to be beneath the porch of local residents Rob and Debbie Griggs.
Stand Down draws masses
PLAINS – The first-ever Veterans Stand Down in Sanders County was received by veterans near and far in numbers close to 1,000 that marked it a great success for volunteers and organizers looking to honor and aid those who have served.
Superior powerline fire quelled
