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Community Notes
From “The Thing About Jellyfish” to “Call of the Osprey”; from “The Bear and the Piano” to “Feathers: Not Just For Flying” — these are just a few of the new children’s books available at the Mineral County Library thanks to a Children’s Book Project grant award from the Pilcrow Foundation.
Special election likely to decide Zinke successor
With Montana’s lone congressman set to join President-elect Donald Trump’s Cabinet, Montana officials anticipate a special election being held for the open seat in the U.S. House sometime early in 2017.
Demonstrations mark divisive court decision
Thursday, January 22, 2015, was the 42nd anniversary of the historic Roe v Wade Supreme Court Case, which focused on the issue of abortion.
Library offers more than just books
ST. REGIS - On Tuesday and Thursday afternoons in St. Regis, area residents including young children and adults have a place where they can gather, socialize, play games and use the internet and it’s not a coffee shop or other private wifi enabled establishment.
Hot Springs Library holds fall fundraiser and sale
HOT SPRINGS – The Hot Springs Library was able to raise nearly $1,200 at their fall fundraiser on Saturday to help combat the projected revenue shortfall in their budget.
Sanders County court report
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Plains pool will open this summer
After months of uncertainty, the Plains pool will open this summer.
Rain doesn't dampen flea market
Rather than singing in the rain, people were shopping in the rain on Saturday.
DeBorgia family loses pet to lion
Summer Crosby
Lady Cat basketball excels at Gonzaga camp
Superior Lady Bobcat Head Coach Jeff Schultz rarely schedules summer league games against divisional opponents - choosing instead to focus on larger schools in order to show his squad the best competition from the state and beyond.
Blue Hawks hold off Mission, 38-32, in season opener
A key defensive play and two touchdowns in the last 22 seconds of the first half keyed the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks to a 38-32 win over the Mission Bulldogs as the 2020 high school football season kicked off in St. Ignatius.
Superior locals attack the courts
The summer heat hasn’t kept local tennis players from hitting the courts.
Puppets give Plains Elementary School students tips
The Sanders County Coalition For Families is trying to stop bullying by teaching kids at a young age that it's not good.
Trotters looking to hit their stride on VB court soon
The Plains Trotters are back on the courts with full steam ahead. Though they took a loss to the Charlo Lady Vikings on Friday night, the home crowd kept spurring them on through each set.
Teacher uses Beatles music to inspire students
If it wasn’t for a Beatles performance on the Ed Sullivan Show, Peterson Elementary School music teacher Paul Lovett may not have picked up a guitar as a second-grader in 1967. He also wouldn’t be teaching Beatles hits to second- through fifth-graders today.
Quilting Guild hosts 25th annual show
THOMPSON FALLS – Patterns, stitches and quilts will be on everyone’s minds as the 25th Flat-Iron Quilting Guild’s annual quilt show hits Thompson Falls.
Christmas on Main Street to hit Thompson Falls
UPDATES: Thompson Falls' Christmas on Main Street parade as well as the Christmas Concert at the Rex Theatre has been postponed until Wednesday due to the cold, harsh weather. The parade will now take place at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 11 and the musical performances will be at 5:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. the same day.
Plains volleyball looking to attack the net
PLAINS – The Plains Trotters volleyball has put itself into a must win situation if they plan on getting the first round bye at districts after falling to Troy on Saturday in five sets.
Local long shot hits bullseye
Thompson Falls graduate Nicole Hagedorn set a National Record by shooting a 431-5X in the junior, open category of the F-Class Long Range Regional at the Deep Creek Range in Missoula on Sept. 24-26.
Local man pleads not guilty in head-on crash incident
Bridger Frederick Bischoff entered his plea in front of Judge Deborah “Kim” Christopher Tuesday, May 18.