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4-H exhibitors turn out in droves for fair
Seven clubs and more than 100 young people exhibiting their animals, projects and all in-between turned out at the recent fair.
Senator's message
By Senator Jennifer Fielder, R-Thompson Falls
Plains takes on Hot Springs in county match up
HOT SPRINGS/PLAINS – The Plains Trotters came away with a decisive win after their rivalry conference game against the Hot Springs Lady Savage Heat, Saturday evening.
Quarterly wildlife meeting held
THOMPSON FALLS – County commissioners and regional wildlife experts assembled for their quarterly wildlife meeting last week at the county courthouse.
Visitor center struggling to stay open
ST. REGIS – Visitors to the St. Regis area who want information about recreational activities and tourist sites may find themselves without a central location that provides such information if funding for the visitor center isn’t found for next year.
Artists in Paradise brings in large numbers
PARADISE – Over a four-day exhibit, approximately 300 people came to the Paradise School to help support local artists in the area.
MCH holds town hall meetings
SUPERIOR - Administrators from the Mineral Community Hospital and the Mineral Regional Health Center stopped by Superior Fountain and Drug April 30 to talk healthcare with the community.
N Lazy J Arena busy with improvements
Lodge pole posts and wooden fencing don’t last forever.
Boy Scouts hold flag ceremony
The Plains Boy Scout Troop held a flag retiring ceremony with members of VFW Post 3596 on Pearl Harbor Day, last Dec. 7. The ceremony was held behind the Plains VFW Post, as was attended by members of the community, as well as area veterans.
Homesteader Days celebrates 61 years
In 1949, the first homesteaders came to Hot Springs, signing the official registry for the town.
Mineral County schools deal with COVID-19 issues
Due to rising COVID-19 cases throughout Mineral County some area school districts have had to...
Savage Heat leaves Vikings smoldering
The Charlo Lady Vikings just couldn’t hold off the Hot Springs Lady Savage Heat at the District 10-C Volleyball Tournament this past weekend.
Tech initiative receives county's feedback
THOMPSON FALLS – The results from the Sanders County Community Development Corporation received from a recently held feasibility survey waging public interest in establishing a rural technology center in Sanders County came back with positive numbers.
Soaring to a state championship
It’s been over a week since their history making state track and field championship and for Superior Bobcats Nicole Stroot, Kinzie Cooper and Geneva Plakke the victory still hasn’t sunk in.
Lady Hawks punch ticket to state
For the third straight year, Thompson Falls’ fastpitch softball team has made it to the big dance.
Cheesman takes reigns of St. Regis girls basketball
A scrappy, never quit attitude was the hallmark of last year’s young St. Regis High School girls...
Thompson Falls boys earn No. 2 seed in Western B
Things pretty much followed the script at the boys 7B District basketball tournament this past weekend in St. Ignatius.
Songbird, hummingbird feeders need care in extreme heat
If you are a feeder of birds, this unusual heat is a red flag.
Thomas E. Smith
Thomas E. Smith (Tom) passed away July 29, 2021, in the presence of his wife, Verna and pets Willie, Melody and Bessie.
Timed tickets to manage traffic on Glacier park's Sun Road
Montana's Glacier National Park will implement a timed ticketed entry system again next summer — from Memorial Day weekend through the weekend after Labor Day — to manage traffic on the scenic Going-to-the-Sun Road, park officials said Monday.