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Evelyn Alice Simkins
Evelyn Alice Simkins was born at 9:58 p.m. Thursday, June 17, at Clark Fork Valley Hospital. The daughter of Abigail Dellinger and Drew Simkins, of St. Regis, weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces and measured 21 inches. She joins 12-year-old Emric Simkins. Evelyn’s maternal grandparents are Shann and Tiffany Dellinger and her paternal grandparents is Syleena Simkins. She was delivered by Dr. Valentine. (Clark Fork Valley Hospital photo)
I love to read
Faculty at Noxon Elementary School sported their Dr. Seuss gear to promote I Love to Read month. The celebration took place in February.
State Superintendent Arntzen announces Montana School Law Conference
The Law Conference is open to parents, school administrators, trustees, curriculum specialists, teachers, legislators, and all other interested individuals.
Smiling bright
Third grader Orion Plakke has his teeth examined by Dr. Andrew Ordelheide as Superior Elementary School worked with the Mineral County Department of Health to promote oral hygiene in the students.
MCPAC concert
Dr. Roger Glenn Pafford showcases his talent as he captivates the audience with his guitar playing as the Mineral County Performing Arts Council opened its 2013/2014 season at the LDS church.
love to read 3
Ms. Errecart's kindergarten class shows off their "Cat in the Hat" crafts in celebration of Dr. Seuss's birthday and I Love to Read Month.
Calliope Michelle Carlson
Calliope Michelle Carlson was born at 5:37 p.m. Monday, Oct. 20, at the Clark Fork Valley Hospital in Plains. Calliope weighed 6 pounds, 3 ounces, measured 17 1/8 inches and was delivered by Dr. Ronald Black. She is the daughter of Jacqueline Carlson of Thompson Falls and Kosal Chea of Thompson Falls. Her maternal grandparents are Mary Ewing of Elkhart, Texas and Rocky Carlson of Thompson Falls. Her maternal great grandparents are Carolyn and Bruce Adams of Elkhart, Texas. (Clark Fork Valley Hospital courtesy)
Plains Auxiliary VFW prepares gift boxes for soldiers
For members of the military who are on duty and not home for the holidays, Christmas...
A party divided
The extreme and almost hidden dangers within today’s Republican party worries me greatly. I am not against the Republican party. I grew up Republican. Actually, I have never identified with a party but rather with the character, philosophies and motivations of the individual. So, being a student of character over career and meaning over money, I submit the following.
Letter to the Editor: Mr. Ringmaster
Editor:
Community Calendar, March 10
Horsemen Gathering
UM researchers work on COVID-19 vaccine
MISSOULA – Researchers in the Center for Translational Medicine at the University of Montana have been awarded $2.5 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health to identify and advance a COVID-19 vaccine candidate.
Orthopedic surgeon joins Clark Fork Valley Hospital
Clark Fork Valley Hosptial last month welcomed new orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Gregg Schellack.
William Wray Plumlee
William Wray Plumlee was born at 12:56 a.m. Thursday, July 8, at Clark Fork Valley Hospital. He weighed six pounds, 2.8 ounces and measured 20 inches. His parents are Tiffany Hansen and Ben Plumlee, of Trout Creek. William joins siblings Charlie and Alevid. Maternal grandparents are Patti and Gary Vinson of Springtown, Texas. Maternal great-grandparent is Patsy Johnson of Graham, Texas. Paternal grandparents are Charles and Wanda Plumlee of Keller, Texas. He was delivered by Dr. Ron Black. (Photo courtesy Clark Fork Valley Hospital)
CFVH open house introduces new surgeon, equipment
Clark Fork Valley Hospital takes its role as the community’s hospital seriously, and part of that is making it fun.
Plains community health fair draws big crowd
Medical professionals and nonprofit organizations filled the Plains School gymnasium Saturday for the first ever Community Health Fair. Sponsored in part by the Clark Fork Enrichment Corporation and the Clark Fork Valley Hospital, the event was attended by several local businesses.
Panthers step boldly into the future
Even by Alberton standards the 2013 graduating class of six seniors was small – but what they lacked in numbers they made up for in academic excellence and school spirit.
Nolan Thomas Frankhauser
Nolan Thomas Frankhauser was born at 1:37 a.m. Monday, July 12, 2021, at Clark Fork Valley Hospital to mother Natalie Frankhauser and father Jason Franhauser, of Plains. Nolan joins Josie Frankhauser. He weighed 7 pounds, 9 ounces and measured 20 inches. Nolan’s maternal grandparents are Thomas Ruzicka, of Sacramento, Tracy Ruzicka, of Big Spring, Texas. His maternal great-grandparent is Dewey Sigmon, of Lockhart, South Carolina. Nolan’s paternal grandparents are Tom Price, of Seattle, Diane Price, of Tacoma, Washington, and great-grandparent Lillian Gravseth, of Tacoma, Washington. Dr. Ronald Block was the delivering physician. (Photo courtesy Clark Fork Valley Hospital)
Trenton Thomas Borntrager
Trenton Thomas Borntrager was born on March 24, 2011 to proud parents Barb and Norm Borntreger, of Plains. He was born at Clark Fork Valley Hospital at 10:57 a.m. and was delivered by Dr. Williams. Trenton weighted 8 pounds, 4 ounces at 20 _ inches long. Maternal grandparents are Jerry and Holley Pinney of Newport, Maine and paternal grandparents are Chris and Lydia Borntreger of Plains.
Hospital board hears draft audit report
SUPERIOR - During its March 27th meeting, the Mineral Community Hospital Board received a draft audit report showing a $196,448 operating loss for last fiscal year. Tom Dingus, Spokane CPA who presented the report, noted the hospital had 28 days of cash at the end of last fiscal year compared to 66 days of cash for Critical Access Hospitals in the western U.S.