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Lookout Pass opens for season
As soon as I see the first snowflakes of the year hit the ground, my thoughts immediately turn to the upcoming ski season and the days seem to drag as I anxiously await the opening of the ski resort. Turns out I'm not the only one.
Lions upset Horsemen with a Eureka victory
Horsemen to face T-Falls at Plains for last regular game of season
Thompson Falls splits doubleheader with Troy
THOMPSON FALLS – The Lady Hawks of Thompson Falls faced off against Western B-C opponents Troy for two games last Thursday.
Local author's book hits stands across nation
PLAINS – A Plains resident recently entered the world of book tycoons as his self-published book hit the racks of both
Annual softball tournament invades Superior
SUPERIOR - Two softball teams from Mineral County competed in the annual S & S Foods and Nugget Lounge Softball Tournament and while they didn’t come away with the winner’s trophy, they did gain experience they can bring to next year’s tourney.
Horsemen hit wall
The Plains Horsemen, 0-3 conf., 3-5 ovr. have yet to hit their stride as they fell in a pair of District 7-B games last week, extending their winless streak to four.
CASA fundraiser a big hit
The weather was a warm 55 degrees last Thursday but it didn’t keep locals away from the CASA chili event in Plains.
Superior students hit the slopes
LOOKOUT PASS - Over a thirty day period, Superior Elementary fifth and sixth grade had an opportunity to sell raffle tickets for a ski trip to Lookout Pass on the Idaho/Montana border.
Cut-a-thon hits Plains for second year
PLAINS - Andra Sweet gives Aidan Rich, 7, a hair cut during the second annual Cut-a-thon. The event is sponsored by Rockstars and Ordelheide Dental. Hair cuts were given for free, although donations were accepted.
To those involved in the hitting of our dog
To the gentleman who ran over the dog on Helterline Lane on Tuesday Jan. 19. It was not your fault and we have no idea what you could have done to avoid the accident. Thank you for stopping and getting out of the truck.
Plains falls to Florence
Matt Unrau
Red Devil Track and Field hits the ground running
NOXON – The Red Devil Track and Field team began practice on Monday in preparation of the upcoming season.
Lady Hawks softball improves to 8-3
The Lady Hawks softball team started this past week by breaking the hearts of the Heart Breakers. Twice.
Mental health clinics held
More than 19 million people in the United State suffer from depression annually. Many factors can lead to depression including unrealistic goals, financial stress, family expectations, and change of schedule or eating habits. According to Neil Nedley, MD, a few lifestyle changes may be all you need to break free of the trap of depression.
Friends of Scotchman Peaks plans hikes, trail work events
For those looking to get outside this summer, hit the trails and help your neighbors enjoy their wild backyard, Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness...
Two homes lost to fires in two months
Two house fires hit the west end of Mineral County within weeks of each other. Near Haugan, Ruschel Sage and Todd Oatman’s new home burned to the ground on Jan. 21. Nearly a month later, on Feb. 19, Shawn and Amy Cielke’s home also burned and was completely destroyed.
NRA fundraiser banquet big hit in Sanders County
The annual National Rifle Association’s (NRA) fundraiser banquet returned to Sanders County last Tuesday night with an even bigger event.
Lady Hawks gain experience in opening game
THOMPSON FALLS – The Lady Hawk softball opened up their season against Loyola on Tuesday, March 26 – swinging into the season and gaining some experience.
Lady Tigers learn through season
Low numbers weren’t going to be enough stop the St. Regis Lady Tigers volleyball squad. Eight girls showed up to practice willing to work hard and put in the time and effort. After running through warm-up drills, the girls got busy hitting, passing and serving.
TFalls Wrestles ready to hit mat
Danielle Switalski