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Homesteader Days marks 75 years with rodeo action
The rain stayed mainly above the plains surrounding Hot Springs this past weekend, and that was a good thing.
Attacks call for needed response
I'll respond to the attacks by the pro SCCFF people against me, in answer to Mary Curry's letter, I will address that one in much the same way that I would address the other two being that they are so similar. I will address those letters on a “point by point” basis.
Edward John Chaberek
Edward John Chaberek
Joseph Parsons pleads guilty to dealing meth
Joseph Wade Parsons, of Thompson Falls, pleaded guilty Oct. 7 to supplying a methamphetamine derivative drug to four youth this past June at various times at his place of residence in Thompson Falls.
Registration for the 34th annual Huckleberry Festival is underway
TROUT CREEK - This year’s Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek is rapidly approaching, and the weekend will include both old favorites and new events to keep festival attendees entertained.
Proposed sewer project divides Paradise
Paradise isn’t lost, but it is sharply divided.
Clark Fork Hospital CEO gives COVID-19 update
By GREGORY HANSON
Town attempts to get on track with ordinance
PLAINS – The Town of Plains held a public hearing on Wednesday, December 18 to discuss an ordinance that has gone unexecuted for quite some time.
Plains school board refutes sports rumors
The Plains School Board met last Saturday to discuss how the new funding policy for sports would be created and to dismiss rumors about the district charging players $250 for football.
Sanders County investigators make two arrests in separate homicides
Sanders County law enforcement officers have made two arrests in separate homicide cases this week.
Homicide prosecution moved to Flathead
Charges against a Polson man suspected in the shooting death of his father were filed Thursday in Flathead County.
Steve Carty on leave from MCH
Officials with Mineral Community Hospital confirmed Monday that CEO Steve Carty is “on leave.”
Plains Day hits town
PLAINS – The usually quiet town of Plains transformed for a day on Saturday, June 7 as the annual Plains Day celebration took place. The main street of downtown was packed with people enjoying the day and the activities.
Probation, parole violations lead to revocation
A Dixon man had his suspended sentence for burglary and theft charges revoked after breaking a laundry list of probation and parole regulations and now will have to serve five years in the Montana State Prison.
Thompson Falls woman honored by state
EMS for Children Pediatric EMS Award, Victoria Good, Thompson Falls Ambulance
Hospital to host Alzheimer's and dementia seminar
The Sanders County Clark Fork Valley Hospital is putting on a Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia Care Seminar Scheduled this May.
Television: Will it stay or will it go?
I’m seriously thinking about giving up on an old friend I’ve had since I was probably four or five years old.
Cup fever hits Superior
I am new to Mineral County so for those of you who don’t know me yet I am your new reporter and I love soccer. So for me, around this time every four years is a magical experience. It is the time of the most popular sporting event in the world. More people watch the World Cup than watch the Olympics and the Super Bowl. But not so much in the states.
St. Regis boys get two wins
As country legend Buck Owens sang, “it looks like I’ve got a Tiger by the tail”, he was likely not referring to the St. Regis Tigers.
Fee on snowmobile rentals would fund trail maintenance
A bill introduced to the Montana Legislature this week would add a small fee to snowmobile rentals to fund maintenance and grooming operations on Montana’s more than 4,000 miles of motorized winter trails.