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Pool in the Park makes fundraising push
The old saying goes, "How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time." A colossal task was recognized by the Pool in the Park Committee (PIP) when they banded together a few years ago.
Superior woman reflects on a century of life
Nyla Prosser, of Superior, is known for having a melodious singing voice, her even sweeter disposition, and an ever-ready willingness to help others.
Grant helps 4-H club with cooler purchase
Thanks to the generosity of an organization that helps farmers and ranchers with financial matters, the Sanders County 4-H club will gain a new cooler for their fairgrounds pavilion.
Support needed to restore Plains horse sculptures
Retired contractor Dick Blizzard attended the September town council meeting and addressed his concerns about saving the remaining horse sculptures along the Montana 200 greenway.
COLUMN: Put some respect on the harriers
In some ways, cross country runners are the Rodney Dangerfield’s of the sports world.
Lady Hawks ready to soar as season takes off
After a bit of a bump in the volleyball road, the Thompson Falls Lady Hawks had a week that showed the young team is getting ready to take flight.
Noxon netters top rival Troy
In the ultra-competitive thing called the Western 14C volleyball conference, winning two out of three is a good thing.
Hot Springs upsets tough Seeley squad
If this keeps up the rest of the Montana High School volleyball season, surprises will be so common we won’t be able to call them “surprises” any more.
Plains falls to Park City on neutral turf
When two evenly matched teams meet on the football field, the winner is often determined by who makes the fewest mistakes.
Town Pump plans new store and casino in Thompson Falls
One of the largest and most iconic businesses in Montana is set to become bigger and more iconic in Thompson Falls.
COLUMN: Dig, set, spike
As anyone who knows me can tell you, sports are a big part of my goofy life!
Start-up gymnastics program opens in Old Superior Schoolhouse
An exciting new children’s recreational opportunity is coming to Superior starting this fall.
Freedom Festival to celebrate U.S. Constitution
An upcoming event in Mineral County is being organized to celebrate the Constitution and learn more about it.
55 structures destroyed in River Road East Fire
Progress and patience were two of the key words emerging from a public information meeting this past Thursday regarding what is being called the River Road East Fire.
Bikers Against Bullies rumbles through Dixon
Saturday would probably not have been a good day to be a bully in Dixon, Montana.
New Plains boutique offers 'cool and unusual' gifts
Being an entrepreneur has always been something in Plains resident Maralee Schall’s scope of interest.
Clark Fork Soccer Alliance draws 300 kids
The sport with the highest player participation in Sanders and Mineral counties keeps on growing.
Noxon spoils Alberton's return to 6-man action
Everything went as hoped for, except the final score.
Savage Heat kick off season with win at West Yellowstone
It’s 341 miles from Hot Springs to West Yellowstone, Montana. A mere road trip to Montana high school athletes.
Seeley edges St. Regis in volleyball opener
Nothing like starting the high school volleyball season off with a cliffhanger of a match.