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Dr. Steward begins practice in hometown
Clark Fork Valley Hospital's newest physician Barbara Steward has returned home to care for the community where she grew up.
Water loss, tourism and a new Christmas tree among agenda items at busy council meeting
The October Plains Council meeting was well attended with several important issues being considered.
Ag Days packs fairgrounds with local students
The second annual Ag Days drew third-graders from all corners of Sanders County.
COLUMN: On the road again
It was a stark and beautiful reminder of just how big Montana is.
Hot Springs volleyball takes narrow loss to Charlo
It was a battle for the conference lead in Charlo Saturday night as the Lady Vikings hosted surging Hot Springs for the top spot in the Western 14C volleyball standings.
Noxon volleyball gets win at St. Regis
It was an even par week for the Noxon Lady Devils volleyball crew, as they fell to Western 14C conference leader Charlo Friday night at home, then traveled to St. Regis and swept the Lady Tigers Saturday evening.
Shelby grinds out win over co-op Tigers
You’ve no doubt heard of Charles Dickens classic novel “A Tale of Two Cities.”
Ensure food security for our community
We want to thank all of our food bank supporters past and present. Your assistance keeps our doors open and our shelves stocked.
FWP chief takes responsibility for toxic culture at wildlife agency
At a Legislative Audit Committee meeting Thursday, lawmakers had their first chance to address a scathing report that showed more than half of Montana’s game, fish and wildlife wardens fear retaliation and believe the culture in the department is bad, while state auditors found a dearth of required personnel records.
Kootenai campground killer sentenced to state prison
Garry Douglas Seaman, 64, appeared in Lincoln County District Court on Thursday and received two 60-year concurrent sentences.
Esler Foundation makes donation to support veterans
When your world has been turned upside down and back again, closure and healing are two key words.
Three Alberton students selected for National Honor Society
Three students from Alberton High School on Sept. 25 were inducted into the National Honor Society.
Hydrogen-powered drones could patrol remote stretch of I-90
Imagine a system that could provide public safety, emergency medical services, law enforcement, fire abatement and communications in one small fleet of hydrogen powered UAVs (unmanned aerial vehicles) that are able to stay in the air up to 13 hours and to be on call day or night in any weather.
Final decision OK'd for Redd Bull Project
The Lolo National Forest last week issued a final decision notice for a portion of the Redd Bull Project, located on the Superior Ranger District south of St. Regis between Interstate 90 and the Montana/Idaho border within the Dry, Cold, Little Joe, Twomile, and Ward Creek drainages in Mineral County.
UM fall enrollment tops 10,000 students
The University of Montana’s enrollment ascent continues, driven by a 3.7% increase in total student headcount – the largest annual growth rate in 14 years.
COLUMN: Know the rules
As I’ve tried to broaden my sports world this past year, I’ve encountered a strange, sometimes troubling, and often head-scratching aspect of this quest.
Alberton keeps fighting in loss to Twin Bridges
You have to love the Alberton Panthers football team.
Hot Springs thumps six-man rival; Coach Lawson notches 100th win
There was a lot to celebrate Friday night in Hot Springs.
Superior football evens record at 3-3
For those who might foolishly have thought Superior is a non-factor in the Western B 8-player football battles this year, think again.
T-Falls' Palmer places in top 10 at Whitefish Invite
As the state cross country championships get closer every day, the Thompson Falls harriers are working to get everyone healthy as they look for positive results ahead.