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Plains wildlife artist a master of stone
Most often, he has to lay them out on the floor and study the stones and their natural patterns before selecting the next one...
COLUMN: Lure of coaching
It is, or for sure can be, one of the greatest experiences a sports-minded person can have.
From the top of the trail
Summer Crosby
COLUMN: Hallowed turf in Hot Springs
There are places in life we wind up in that we will never forget.
Local expert shares tidbits on how to 'spoil your horse'
If you’re new to the horse community, tricks of the trade should be pretty darn valuable.
Local veteran keeps fighting to keep his home
PLAINS – After fighting a two-year bankruptcy battle, Renn Bodeker is refusing to leave his property – a property the banks claim they have control over.
COLUMN: Go, Joansie, go
Phone. For the love of God, where is my phone?
New superintendent hopes to bring cooperative approach to Glacier
When David Roemer earned his graduate degree from the University of Montana, he never dreamed he would later return to the state as the superintendent of Glacier National Park.
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.
Plains School Board Trustees candidates
1. Why are you seeking a position on the school board?
Song of the South
Melissa Oyer
Paradise woman dances with horses
Matt Unrau
An update from Senator Fielder
What do you suppose would happen if each of us did more instead of expecting someone else to do all the good things that need to be done? What if we each did all we can do to help ourselves and help others? Charity would become contagious, popular, and ironically, maybe even less necessary. To those of you who already give instead of take, encourage instead of criticize, or even smile instead of scowl, thank you! These are shining examples of the kinds of Faith, Hope, and Charity we need more of year round. Charity isn’t just about money. It’s a form of love through selfless giving of time, kindness, or resources.
Reigning champs move to 11-man football
After coming off the top of the pile last season, Thompson Falls High football coach Jared Koskela will have a new, more daunting challenge this year.
'Never Forget'
Ships named New York have a long and distinguished record in United States naval history going back to the first New York, a frigate, in 1800.
Recovery Garden recovers after decline
SUPERIOR – For one Superior man and woman, a garden helped them recover from years of substance abuse.
Return to simple majority rules in House
Too often we see the results of gridlock and partisan shenanigans in Washington D.C. Efforts are focused solely on beating the other side, and not on representing the people in passing budgets and good policy. Power is centralized with party bosses and lobbyists, and not with the people. This results in “Continuing Resolutions,” “Government Shutdowns” and chaos. Unfortunately, there are those that believe that this is how things should be run in Montana politics.
A life well lived despite hard work and hard times
By the time Grace Larson was 25, she had five children, had been divorced twice...
Concerns raised over MCSO responses to emergency calls
In reaction to a series of public comments and letters regarding the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office, the Mineral County Commissioners held a meeting Friday to discuss complaints that the office is not properly responding to emergency calls.
World travelers make a pitstop in Plains
Danielle Switalski