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Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek
TROUT CREEK- Thousands of people flocked to the small lakeside community of Trout Creek over the weekend for the 34th annual Huckleberry Festival. While the huckleberry may be the state fruit of Idaho, the plant is celebrated in Sanders County with a festival that draws vendors and crowds from around the region.
Public access secured on 1,040 acres near Lolo Creek
The Missoula District of the Lolo National Forest recently became the steward and manager of an additional 1,040 acres of high-quality resource lands just west of Lolo.
VFW auxiliary assembles care packages
Horse Plains VFW Post No. 3596 was transformed into Santa’s workshop on Monday as auxiliary members gathered to pack gift boxes for U.S. military troops stationed at bases throughout the United States and overseas.
Mineral County Conservation Field Tour Is a Great Success
On October 1
Pseudo-seizures explained
Pseudo-seizures resemble epileptic seizures. People with pseudo-seizures experience episodes of loss of consciousness, twitching or jerking, and unusual emotional states, such as feelings of fear or deja vu.
Plains School addition progressing well
In the 11 years that Thom Chisholm has been the Superintendent of the Plains Public Schools, he says the last 16-18 months have been harrowing.
Spotlight on the Arts: Millie Holloway
Artistic talent is often revealed in the normal activities of schoolwork.
Letters to the editor Sept. 28
Letters to the editor Sept. 28
Letter to the Editor; The bottom line
Why does the US and the other responsible nations continue to flounder in addressing international terrorism? Why, when obviously a different strategy is called for?
Air quality: A concern for those in healthcare
MINERAL COUNTY - As fires burn across NW Montana and much of NW U.S., problems have arisen for those with respiratory issues. Doctors and nurses across the area have been working with patients to help them fight the effects of the smoke.
DNRC renovates Richard's Peak
Matt Unrau
Officials tout progress with new statewide election software
After putting Montana’s new election management software through the paces in a series of local elections this year, state officials appeared confident Thursday that the system will be ready for the flurry of statewide primary and general election activity next year.
March for Life takes place in Thompson Falls
Residents in Sanders County took part in the annual March for Life anti-abortion demonstration last week on a snowy, windy 16-degree day in Thompson Falls.
Hot Springs girls burn Two Eagle River
With the high school basketball playoffs just two weekends away, every game takes on added importance as teams jockey for district tournament seeding.
St. Regis Easter egg hunt
St. Regis Easter Egg Hunt
Superior High honors Class of 2024
Superior High honors Class of 2024
Holiday season kicks off in Sanders County
The spirit of giving is alive and well in Sanders County.
LifeFlight drops in to DeBorgia for training day
LifeFlight from Missoula made a flight to DeBorgia for the West End Volunteer Fire Department and St. Regis Volunteer Fire Department to train first-responders on landing zones and the safety on hot and standard loading procedures.
Welcome to waste, fraud, abuse - Forest Service style
In the space of one minute, two deed transfers were filed in Mineral County. They are consecutive filings 099968 and 099969. In that one minute of filing difference the properties value changed from $10 to $404,000. Who got the windfall profit for their cheap purchase you may ask, and the answer is the Five Valleys Land Trust, Inc.
Art on the Walls opens at Clark Fork Valley Hospital
The latest installment in the “Art on the Walls” series at the Clark Fork Valley Hospital was unveiled on Thursday featuring the talents of area artists. A wide variety of styles and mediums graced the walls down the hall from the main entrance to the hospital.