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Stakeholders discuss future management at Fish Creek
About three dozen people participated in a 3-hour field trip of Fish Creek to collaborate on ideas, brainstorm, strategize and leave with a better understanding of what Fish Creek means to organizations, recreationists and landowners when it comes to its future.
Turnovers hurt Plains in loss at Victor
When you don’t take care of the ball, you can’t take care of the game, which is not a good thing
Fun run: Local harriers score PRs at Pablo
After a season of running up and down hills, over streams and jumping hay bales, it is no doubt time to have a little serious fun.
T-Falls takes loss at Eureka
If you haven’t ever tried playing football, you probably wouldn’t understand.
Trotters battle Eureka in volleyball
Take heart Trotters volleyball fans. Better times are on the way.
Slonaker's 4 TDs leads Hot Springs over Noxon
For Northwest Montana six-man football, as they say, it doesn’t get much better than this.
Horsemen show progress in loss at Arlee
It’s going to come, probably sooner rather than later. The Plains Horsemen will indeed taste victory.
T-Falls harriers find stride at Arlee meet
They haven’t been stopped by weather, albeit slowed a bit.
Lady Bobcats outlast Noxon in volleyball showdown
The the tumultuous world that is Class C volleyball around these parts, you can have a really good week by winning one of two games.
Hot Springs gets volleyball win a Noxon
It was a mixed bag for the Hot Springs volleyball team this past weekend as they split a pair of home games in Western 14C conference play.
Superior steamrolls Victor, 50-6
When a team hits that elusive thing called “stride” it can literally cause nightmares for opposing coaches.
Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Ryan Funke
Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Ryan Funke
Volunteers help rebuild St. Regis resident's roof
Three months have passed since a storm brought down a large tree on the Lowry’s home in St. Regis. On the afternoon of July 2, strong winds toppled a staggering Ponderosa Pine on the backside of the family’s house, seriously damaging the roof and porch.
Sanders County students learn about agriculture
One hundred and twenty 3rd and 4th graders, including homeschool students from Sanders County, descended on the Sanders County Fairgrounds Thursday to learn about the many aspects of the agricultural world in Western Montana.
Supports Terrill for Central District Commissioner
Supports Terrill for Central District Commissioner
Ryan Zinke earned my vote
With personal knowledge of candidates running for Congress from Western Montana, Ryan Zinke is hands down the best choice.
1 killed in plane crash into Flathead River
The pilot of a small airplane was killed after the aircraft clipped some power lines and crashed into the Flathead River on Sunday morning, the Federal Aviation Administration’s initial crash report indicates.
St. Regis-Mullan cruise to lopsided win
If you live along the stretch of Interstate 90 that runs by Mullan, Idaho, and St. Regis and Superior, Montana you may hear the sounds of cheering fans.
Lady Hawks back on track with win over Mission
The good teams bounce back from adversity and go on to better things.
Bobcats stroll to homecoming night victory
If you had to describe this year’s version of the Superior Bobcats 8-man football team what would it be?