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T-Falls harriers return strong team
One of the best distance runners in Thompson Falls history has graduated and moved on to play basketball in college.
Plains cross-country roster continues to grow
The mark of anything that gains followers is likely that it is popular and growing.
Key returners to lead St. Regis volleyball
Each year in high school sports brings about change, including to team line-ups. Sometimes it is dramatic, other times very subtle.
Tour of historic mining district this Saturday
The Mineral County Museum and Historical Society will be hosting its annual Tour of the Cedar Creek Historic Mining District on Saturday, Aug. 26.
Winds fuel River Road East Fire near Paradise
High winds that wreaked havoc around the town of Paradise on Friday subsided overnight, slowing the advance of the wind-fueled River Road East Fire that began during the afternoon along the railroad tracks near the Clark Fork River.
Sheriff Fielders advises residents 'be ready to go'
Communication, it has been said, is often the difference between winning a battle and losing.
West End Fire Department holds recruitment barbecue
Many people may think that when a volunteer fire department needs help, they think of firefighters.
Superior local takes reins at school superintendent
Growing up with both parents as teachers and then one going into school administration, Logan Labbe thought he would have a different direction in life.
NorthWestern energy plan out for public comment, listening sessions planned
NorthWestern Energy said flexible natural gas is one of the resources it needs to provide electricity to customers in the next couple of decades — but the Montana Public Service Commission is holding listening sessions starting next week on the monopoly utility’s plan.
Federal regulators flag concerns as Montana cuts Medicaid rolls
Federal regulators are urging Montana health officials to fix shortcomings in the state’s Medicaid redetermination process, expressing “concerns” that the state may be disenrolling people who are eligible for the public health insurance and creating barriers for others through long wait times at call centers and during the application process.
Huckleberry Fest draws thousands to Trout Creek
This, said band member Dana Scranton, was something “nobody would have expected to find in this part of the country.”
Containment of Niarada fire increases
Western Montana wildfire managers on Monday warned that activity could ramp up again with dangerous weather conditions on tap this week.
St. Regis-Mullan Tigers ramp up for season kickoff
So how do you replace an all-everything athlete who led your team in a bunch of offensive and defensive measurements last season?
Trapper education field day, virtual wolf trapper classes coming up
Kalispell trapper education field day, virtual wolf trapper certification scheduled for October
The first two amendments the most important
The first two amendments to our Constitution are by far the most important. Here is why.
Tribes to hold surplus bison auction
The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes will be conducting a capture event in October at the CSKT Bison Range to pull surplus bison as a means to keep genetic diversity high and capacity within Bison Range long-term goal for the remaining herd.
While rare, otter attack not out of character, experts say
The three women who were recently attacked by an otter while floating on the Jefferson River near Three Forks stood about a near-equal chance of being charged by an angry unicorn.
Seek the truth about grizzly bear management
Delisting grizzly bears is becoming a hot topic both in our state and nationwide.
More Patriot Front members on trial in Coeur d'Alene
COEUR d’ALENE — Local police officers took the stand Wednesday and described their roles in the arrest of 31 Patriot Front members in June 2022.
Fairgrounds offers sanctuary to fire evacuees
When mandatory evacuations for Walking Horse Lane and Early Dawn Road and adjacent areas near Big Arm were announced last Thursday afternoon by the Lake County Sheriff’s Department, Vicki Holmberg, Polson Fairgrounds caretaker, was immediately on the phone with people seeking shelter for their animals and places to park their campers and RVs. When she wasn’t on the phone, she was showing people where to put their animals.