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Paradise manager helps feed the community, American Legion
The American Legion Post 129 in Paradise, had its second cookout Friday.
Reformed vaping addict warns students about dangers
Thursday afternoon, he students of Plains High School gathered in the gymnasium for a presentation on the harms of E-cigarettes and vaping.
Rural schools threatened by dwindling numbers
Like rural school administrators across Montana, Terry Public Schools Superintendent Joe Krause keeps a close eye on his enrollment numbers.
Food for Thought: Keeping anger under control
In my work with individuals and couples, I see many people who have a difficult time expressing and managing angry feelings.
Safety first: Shop students get vital training
Montana, according to labor statistics, is not the safest place to work.
It's good to be home
As I inched forward every so slowly in yet another Portland area traffic jam, I kept repeating the time-worn phrase…”you can’t go home again.”
Superior Class of 1959 celebrates Homecoming
Sixty years ago this past spring saw 29 students graduate from Superior High School at which point they all went their separate ways.
Kokanee are running
One of the most highly anticipated fishing ventures for anglers in Northwest Montana is the run of the kokanee. This is the time of the year when the waters of a few streams and rivers turn red with the flashing of piscine tails and bodies.
Winning for Luke Thompson Falls football team rebounds from tragedy
Despite a tragic event earlier this year, the Thompson Falls High School football team has stayed together, enjoying a strong to the 2019 season.
Remembering Kenny: A letter from the Marjerrison family
I don’t really know where to begin, I could write pages and pages on who he was, and I know I need to condense it into very few words.
Mack Days fall fishing session off to a strong start
The 2019 Fall Mack Days Fishing Event on Flathead Lake is off to an awesome start, according to CSKT tribal officials.
David Thompson Search & Rescue celebrates 50 years
David Thompson Search and Rescue is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year and the group is hosting an open house Friday at Riverfront Park to commemorate the milestone.
Remembering Kenny New scholarship honors memory of local hero Kenny Marjerrison
The Plains schools have been blessed in having so many great instructors and teachers over the years.
Two equals one for St. Regis, Mullan football teams
Among the tall pines and towering mountains along the border between Northwest Montana and Northeast Idaho two equals one.
Entire volleyball district gives up their warm-up colors for Harlee
There are many heart-wrenching stories when it comes to sports. When people come together to compete and enjoy a game, they often give up a lot to win or to show up and support their team, but less often do they give up a lot for another team’s community.
St. James Catholic Parish celebrates 100th anniversary
The first Catholic family, of one Neptune Lynch Sr., came to the Plains area in 1870.
Seventh deer tests positive for CWD
Following initial testing, a white-tailed deer in Lincoln County is suspected to be positive for chronic wasting disease, according to a press release from Fish, Wildlife and Parks.
Donna May Chambers, 73
Donna May Chambers, 73, of Superior passed away peacefully at home surrounded by family on August 19, 2019.
New store opening promises locals more convenience
Last Wednesday a new business opened up on Main Street in Plains. It is called 406 Outlet and the owner, Jessica Holland, says that her store is bringing something new to the town.
4-H is planning for another big year at the Sanders County Fair
This year promises to be another grand year for the local 4-H groups of Sanders county.