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Lady Heat improve to 3-0 with win over Arlee
For basketball purists, the clash Saturday night between the Hot Springs Lady Heat and the Arlee Scarlets in a key regional girls basketball game was as good as it gets.
Bobcat wrestlers take 3rd at Bob Kinney Invite
Some day they may rename the Superior High School gym the “Crabb Pot” in honor of long-time wrestling coach Charlie Crabb.
Plains boys and girls split games with Darby, Two Eagle River
Two teams, four games, two wins, two losses.
Blue Hawks top Salmon, Idaho for first win
When you’ve had an encounter with a group of Wildcats that didn’t come out like you hoped, what could be better than smoking some salmon?
Superior gets into the spirit of Christmas
When the crowd started gathering, there was maybe an inch of snow which turned to light rain for the Christmas tree lighting that took place in Superior on Saturday night.
Lions Club brings vision screening to local schools
Plains Montana Lions Club District 37 completed its countywide school vision screening tests last week.
COLUMN: Life of a referee
Let me be perfectly clear about this (lots of politicians use that phrase these days), I’m a fan of referees — for the most part.
Plains, Hot Springs girls roll at Tip-Off Tourney
I’m dreaming of some threes for Christmas. Like the ones my team can drain. Where the gym walls rattle, and outside the cattle, think we humans must have gone insane.
Superior wrestling takes on Class B ranks
So how do you top a state team wrestling championship from the previous year?
Thompson Falls wrestlers bring back strong core
A good core of returnees, including a defending state champion, are fueling optimism on the Thompson Falls campus as the Blue Hawks wrestlers kick off the 2023-24 season.
New pet rescue group believes anything is 'pawsable'
“We had a tiny kitten that had been attacked by a dog dropped off, and we had to get veterinary help. We raised more than $500.00 in less than eight hours. Unfortunately, the baby passed despite our best efforts and all our prayers. It’s part of rescue that Debbie and all of us volunteers have to handle,” shared Glenda Wallace with the newly formed SOAR 54 (Supporters of Animal Rescue 54).
Locals strut their stuff at Turkey Trot
It was 33 degrees at 9 a.m. when the airhorn blast was the starting signal for the Turkey Trot 5K run/walk from the parking lot of the Mineral County Food Bank.
COLUMN: Turkey games
So, just how intertwined are sports in the American experience?
Plains boys enter basketball season with high expectations
No doubt about the cyclical nature of high school sports, especially in small towns.
Five seniors to lead Trotters girls basketball
There is a quiet sense of optimism pervading the Plains High gym these days as the Trotters prepare for the upcoming girls basketball season.
Montana Supreme Court says counties wrong on 95-mill tax issue
The Montana Supreme Court Wednesday ruled against Montana county governments in a dispute over the Montana Department of Revenue’s authority to order the full collection of the 95-mill state-level school equalization levy, a formerly obscure piece of tax bills that became a flashpoint this fall as state and local officials contended with frustration over rising property taxes.
Judge limits Montana wolf trapping season over threat to grizzly bears
A federal judge in Missoula issued an order late Tuesday afternoon that will limit Montana’s wolf trapping season to Jan. 1 to Feb. 15 next year in hunting Regions 1 through 5 and three counties along the north-central border, citing the possibility that endangered grizzly bears get caught in wolf traps or snares.
Public takes part in revision of Lolo Forest plan
The Wildland Urban Interface is the lands that are in proximity to structures as mapped by County Wildfire Protection Plans. It is the culmination point where state, federal and local land management plans and programs must merge in an equitable and functional manner.
Salish Language School visits Alberton
“Our people were the first people to live on this land, and our people will be the last ones to leave it,” Allen Pierre told the student body of the Alberton School District recently.
Energy Share helps keep the lights and heat on
Many Montanans have heard about Energy Share of Montana but may not realize exactly what it does.