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Plains gets set to celebrate
Plains is set to celebrate their annual Plains Day like wild horses running across the valley.
Doug Browning takes the reins as new DNRC fire supervisor
The Department of Natural Resources and Conservation just officially welcomed the new fire supervisor Doug Browning into the position.
Plains Poker Ride a big hit for local horseback riders
The Plains chapter of the Back Country Horsemen where thrilled to fill all 150 riding spots for their Spring Poker Ride.
Young athletes have fun at track day
The next generation of track and field athletes put on their best during the Plains Elementary track day.
Thousands of bargain hunters attend St. Regis Flea Market
Once again people descended on the St. Regis Community Park to enjoy three days of bargain hunting as the Annual St. Regis Flea Market went into full swing. This event, called Montana’s largest flea market, brings in approximately four thousand people, said one of the coordinators, Anita Bailey.
I-90 closed for two hours due to elk collision
A small SUV hit an elk, causing a chain reaction on Interstate 90 on Thursday, May 24, that led to both lanes being closed for several hours. After hitting the elk, a pickup truck hauling a camper, rear-ended the SUV and then a semi-truck hit the camper and jack-knifed into the other lane, according to Frenchtown Fire Department representative, Mel Holtz. Though his department was not on the scene, he followed up with a report.
Trotters softball team gets ready for state in Belgrade
The Plains-Hot Springs softball team qualified for the Montana High School Activities Association Tournament with a fourth-place Friday and Saturday at Florence High School.
Local team takes the win at Hack and Blast
Spring not only brings the warm weather and sunshine, it also brings the annual Hack and Blast to the Plains Trap Club.
Drivers walk away from 2 serious wrecks
Last week saw two near major accidents on the roads of Sanders County within days of each other.
Gary Shelton Ivy
Gary Shelton Ivy, aged 62, of Plains, made his biggest ride yet, leaving life here on earth to motor onward into the skies on Wednesday, April 25, 2018 after a hard battle with cancer. Many family members and friends were there both in person, by phone, and in spirit to send him off with love and best wishes for a safe and awesome journey.
Flooding threat Clark Fork reaches highest level in 100 years
The Clark Fork River in Plains reached 16.26 feet feet over the weekend. Officials say this is the highest the Clark Fork has been in 100 years.
Softball captures share of conference championship
The Plains-Hot Springs girl’s softball team did everything they needed to set themselves up for postseason success.
Rita Haugen Stamm
On April 28, 2018, after many trials and tribulations, Rita clicked together her ruby slippers and left us for a more magical place.
Flooding threatens homes in region
Way-above-average snow packs have started melting into rivers, bringing flooding problems to the Missoula, Bitterroots and Blackfeet-Seeley-Swan areas. More than 800 Missoula residents were put on notice last Sunday to possibly evacuate in low-lying areas according to the Associate Press.
T-Falls softball hopes for play-in game
The Thompson Falls’ softball team continues to gain learning experiences from each passing game according to Lady Bluehawk’s head coach Jared Koskela.
T-Falls softball team gets first win
The Thompson Falls girls’ softball team achieved something more than winning their first victory of the season with a 19-4 victory over Deer Lodge Friday afternoon at Mission High School.
Gary Shelton Ivy
Gary Shelton Ivy, 62, of Plains, made his biggest ride yet, leaving life here on earth to motor onward into the skies on Wednesday, April 25, 2018 after a hard battle with cancer. Many family members and friends were there both in person, by phone and in spirit to send him off with love and best wishes for a safe and awesome journey.
Plains-Hot Springs wins seven straight
When Plains Hot-Springs coach Michelle Bangen was asked how her team’s 8-1 record sounded to her, she didn’t have too much to say.
Semi rolls over on Perma Bends
Last Wednesday afternoon, a semi traveling west on Highway 200 rolled over causing congestion at the Perma Bends for more than four hours.
Trotters softball on a roll in early portion of the season
The Plains-Hot Springs softball team is a much-improved team from the team that came up two runs shy of qualifying for the MHSA Class B-C state softball tournament last season and thus far, their record is indicative of their improvement.