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Plains Trap Club holds Bowl-N-Blast
PLAINS - The second annual Bowl-n-Blast event took place on Saturday at the Plains Trap Club and VFW that hosted a good time for participants.
Column: Behind the backboard
It happened during a Superior Bobcat boy’s basketball game. I was in my normal spot, which is always as close to behind the backboard as the referee’s allowed.
A community at its best
It is difficult to capture an event as broad-ranging and active as Plains Days in words. Throughout the community, from the fields to the streets, the gym to the golf course, the corners to the clouds, Plains abounded with laughter, good sportsmanship, generosity, athleticism, kindness, volunteerism, and fun.
Thompson Falls gains experience on court
THOMPSON FALLS – The Lady Hawks and Bluehawks both suffered a hard week of play, losing both games of the week.
MCH Nursing Home and Assisted Living goes to the islands
For nine years Activities Director at the Mineral Community Hospital Nursing Home and Assisted Living Center Cathy Jones has thrown a luau for residents to mark the end of summer.
Little Guy Wrestlers hit the mats as tourneys begin
The first qualifying tournament in the Western Montana Little Guy Wrestling Program began Saturday as teams from Superior/Alberton, Plains/Hot Springs, Thompson Falls, Bonner, and Missoula hit the mats at the Superior High School.
Lady Hawks notch big wins to open softball season
With the necessary spring practices out of the way, the Thompson Falls Lady Hawks softball team got down to the business of the 2024 Class B high school season.
Two Lady Hawks selected for softball classic
The honors keep rolling in for a pair of Thompson Falls softball players.
No bull: Mechanical bull riding championships come to Haugan
In 1980, the hit movie "Urban Cowboy" made mechanical bull riding popular.
Riverdogs drop two in Legion homestand
Saturday’s three-team Legion baseball gathering at Amundson Sports Complex was in many ways a microcosm of the host Clark Fork Riverdogs’ 2022 season.
COLUMN: Winter sports wrap up
I will miss this basketball season and the group of characters who took to the courts from Sanders, Mineral and Lake counties.
St. Regis boys continue hot start in win over Superior
The youth movement continues in the Western 14C conference and that is good news for the St. Regis Tigers boys basketball team, which is already off to a hot start to the 2022-23 campaign.
Wild winds challenge Mack Days anglers
Big, whopping, unrelenting wind hit Flathead Lake over the eighth week of 2022 Fall Mack Days.
Early risers catch glimpse of meteor over Montana
Early risers Thursday morning may have caught a glimpse of a spectacular fireball seen from Missoula to north of Calgary at 6:26 a.m.
Cats ground game steamrolls Griz in annual Brawl
Tommy Mellott, Montana State’s superb sophomore quarterback out of Butte, is as direct at a postgame press conference as he is hitting the gap on a zone running play.
Paddleboard race planned on Clark Fork River
The Great Montana Stand Up Paddleboard Race will be the first of its kind on the lower Clark Fork River. The original date of April 29 just changed to Saturday, Aug. 19 which for many is a better date because of the warmer water.
Trout Creek archers prep for Western U.S. Championships
Archery is alive and well in Trout Creek, Montana.
Loge talks about issues which hit close to home
House District 14 Rep. Denley Loge, R-St. Regis, was at the Mineral County Commissioners meeting to give a legislative update from Helena on Friday.
Emergency services a challenge in Mineral County
Providing emergency services in small rural areas like Mineral County can be challenging due to the lack of volunteers and other resources needed. However, the Local Emergency Planning Committee, headed by George Gupton, and the LEPC Subcommittee on Communications is aiming to help overcome some of these challenges.
First responders participate in emergency drill
THOMPSON FALLS – What if an epidemic was to hit Sanders County? Would the county be ready?