Woman struck by car, condition unknown

PLAINS - A woman was transported to Clark Fork Valley Hospital after she was struck by a car on East Stanton Street in Plains.

Local woman wins over Osprey crowd

Danielle Switalski

Superior woman hurt in elk collision

KELLOGG - A cow elk was bisected on Interstate 90 late Sunday after it collided with a vehicle, Idaho State Police reported.

Thompson Falls resident Rod Knutson speaks about his time as a POW

“I’m very proud to be an American and proud of my performance there.” That's how Capt. Rodney (Rod) Knutson (Ret) describes his devotion to his country and those he served with during the seven and half years as a prisoner of war in North Vietnam.

Osweiler to hold camp at Legends July 20

High school and youth football players should circle July 20 on their calendars — Brock Osweiler is once again coming back to Kalispell to help with the Flathead Braves Football Camp.

Pe contest benefits library

Everybody likes nice piece of pie, and the proof was in the pudding (of the Chocolate Cream Pie). It was the annual Pie Contest held by the Mineral County Public Library in Superior on March 24, where people crowded in between stacks of books to sample savory favorites.

Lady Red Devils fall to Superior and Eureka

NOXON – The Lady Red Devils met with some tough competition this week as they fought hard against powerhouses Superior and Eureka.

St. Regis brings victory in three

ST. REGIS – The Lady Tigers won two amazing victories against Noxon on both Thursday and Friday last week.

Death at Wild Horse Hot Springs deemed suspicious

The Lake County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the suspicious death of an Elmo man, who died at Wild Horse Hot Springs late Saturday night on May 25.

St. Regis veterans breakfast celebrates service and country

In 1918, on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, an armistice, or temporary cessation of hostilities, was declared between the allied nations and Germany in World War I, then known as “the Great War.”

"I Love to Read" month wraps up in Alberton

The Alberton elementary school finished its annual “I Love to Read” month last week. On Wednesday, the library wrapped up the month with awards and activities for the students. The theme this year was about trains and railroads.

Reading day brings out book worms

Nick Ianniello

First annual juried craft show draws a crowd

Lakeside Resort brings 'Ale-xperience' to diners

The Lakeside Motel and Resort in Trout Creek has brought in guest chef Alex Mayberry from La Manzanilla, Jalisco, Mexico for two months to the local Trout Creek business.

Students reflect on crash

The five basketball players and wrestler who were involved in a serious car crash a couple of weeks ago have all returned home and started the recovery process.

Feast & Fun event benefits sportsmen group

When you entered the Sanders County Fairgrounds parking lot Saturday, April 23, you were welcomed by the laughter, happy shrieks and giggles from youngsters coming from the outdoor fishing pond as they were catching, cleaning and cooking trout at the Kids Fishin’ Pond.

Woodcarver Henry Larum is Plains' home-grown artist

Mounted on the wall in the Plains high school gymnasium is a large wood carving of a horse. Beside that carving is a plaque dedicated to the memory of Bev Minemyer, a Plains High School student who passed away from a brain tumor at the age of 15 in 1976.

Superior steamrolls Victor, 50-6

When a team hits that elusive thing called “stride” it can literally cause nightmares for opposing coaches.

Savenac Nursery joins nationwide kids fishing day

Fishing with your kids in Montana is Heaven on earth. It makes lifelong memories and the more you take young’uns out fishing the better they become, the more fish are caught and a healthy obsession to a sport might be developed.

COLUMN: Hands off my sports

This planet that is now home to somewhere in the crowded neighborhood of 8 billion human beings by most estimates, is an amazing, if not crazy place.