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Henderson patrols Forest Service land in two counties
As the law enforcement officer for the Forest Service covering Mineral and most of Sanders counties, Bobby Henderson is right where he wants to be.
Loge to run for Senate District 45
Rep. Denley Loge of St. Regis will run for Montana's Senate in District 45 in the next election.
American Red Cross encourages blood drive sign-ups after holiday season shortage
Officials with the American Red Cross are reporting the lowest number of blood donors nationwide in 20 years following a 7,000-unit shortfall in blood donations between Christmas and New Year’s Day.
March for Life takes place in Thompson Falls
Residents in Sanders County took part in the annual March for Life anti-abortion demonstration last week on a snowy, windy 16-degree day in Thompson Falls.
COLUMN: Summer daydreaming
It was just a few weeks ago that I was pondering winter and wondering why it hadn’t arrived in this neck of the woods.
Lorelei Joyce (White) Dove
Lorelei Joyce (White) Dove, 59, passed away on Jan. 16, 2024 in the comforts of home with family by her side. Lori fought a courageous battle against cancer.
Tigers roar in 14C basketball win over Charlo
It started out as a great week for the St. Regis High boys basketball team. It ended with a narrow loss that further jumbled the regular season Montana District 14C basketball title chase, leaving it a three-team battle for the top.
Scrappy Alberton Panthers keep battling
When you are in the lobby of a skyscraper, the thought of climbing the stairs required to get to the penthouse may be daunting indeed. But to get there, no matter the level of “daunt”, you must put one foot forward and repeat that process.
Local grapplers earn hardware at Ted Kato
Local wrestlers continued their impressive, winning ways at yet another area wrestling event.
Lady Hawks extending winning streak
The cream, it has been said, rises to the top. Sometimes it has to be churned a little longer than other times, but the axiom holds true.
Plains stays in mix at top of 7B
Two games against two largely different opponents and a split of those two games.
Trotters drop two conference games on road trip
After some amazing games and surprising finishes, one thing is clear when it comes to the Western 7B girls basketball conference: the top spot, in fact the top four spots are up for grabs.
Lady Savage Heat scratch out win over Noxon
Sometimes when things go sour, it’s hard to sweeten them up. Such is the state of Hot Springs basketball, with both teams struggling to get on the winning track.
Blue Hawks top county rival Horsemen
According to Mr. Webster, inevitable is something “certain to happen, unavoidable.”
Lady Hawks take first round over Trotters
Rivalry games are many things: interesting, hard-fought, puzzling, etc.
Pruitt powers St. Regis over Alberton
One day the future divisional champions from Alberton High may look back at this one and shake their heads.
McAllister nets 22 to lead Hot Springs over Alberton
The removal of Alberton’s girls as a schedule opponent due to injuries and other factors left schedulers throughout the 14C conference scrambling for fill-in opponents.
COLUMN: Hologram all-stars
When it comes to this Artificial Intelligence stuff, I’m at the very least a skeptic and at best a “show me” before I come to a conclusion.
Plains school honors local law enforcement
National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day is Jan. 9 each year and was started to show support for law enforcement officials who risk their lives to save another’s.
Plains Council sets date to fill empty ward seats
The first Plains Town Council meeting of the year was called to order last week by the newly appointed Mayor Joel Banham.