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Clark Fork Mountain Cats hire a new head volleyball coach
Toni Labbe is the new head volleyball coach for the Clark Fork Mountain Cats.
Paradise artist a true Renaissance man
Steve Eberhardt is a modern day Renaissance man living near Paradise!
Lady Hawks softball eyes postseason run
For the better parts of three months, they have been running, catching, hitting and working on the many parts of the game of fastpitch softball.
St. Regis local offers mobile mechanic service
When the check engine light is flashing, or you can no longer ignore the unsettling sound coming from under the hood of your car it’s time to get your vehicle into the shop.
Hawks finish first at home track meet
Lady Hawk breaks school pole vault record
Plains man gets prison time for various offenses
Mitchell Bear Raymond, 25, of Plains, pleaded guilty to burglary and bail jumping in August. He was sentenced Sept. 2 to a 5-year prison sentence on the burglary charge and a six-month suspended sentence in the Flathead County jail for bail jumping.
String of robberies occer around St. Regis
Once again, the Mineral County Sheriff's Office is seeing a string of robberies in and around the St. Regis area. According to Mike Johnson, undersheriff, three robberies have occurred in the area, beginning on April 10 when a green Craftsman riding lawn mower went missing from a residence in the Cougar Meadows area.
Obligation to keep county offices open
I am a former resident and former employee of Mineral County, Montana.
Local long shot hits bullseye
Thompson Falls graduate Nicole Hagedorn set a National Record by shooting a 431-5X in the junior, open category of the F-Class Long Range Regional at the Deep Creek Range in Missoula on Sept. 24-26.
We the people: Session half way over
We are now past the halfway point of the session, where all non-revenue bills which have passed the Senate have been sent to the House and all approved House bills sent to the Senate. One thing I have not heard much about in the discussions on state funding is the potential for global economic problems to have a negative influence on state funding; for example, we are at war in the Middle East, gas prices in the country are soaring, and Montana’s development is down. The remainder of the session should be interesting, and I look forward to seeing how it all shakes out.
Two Eagle River clips Noxon, 56-55
It may not be kosher to think of a loss in a basketball game as a positive “statement” to be making.
COLUMN: I'm coming for you Wally Eye
I’ve officially had it! Enough is enough.
Best-selling Missoula authors visit local library
The Mineral County Library welcomed two special guests on July 8, authors Kat and Larry Jay “L.J.” Martin.
Showing off clothes, quilts at 'Olympics of Sewing'
Sanders County 4-H’ers showed off the skills they’ve gained over the past year in sewing and quilting Sunday as they presented their work to judges and an audience at the 4-H Fashion Revue and Patchwork Parade at Thompson Falls High School.
Plains quilter takes top prize at Flat Iron show in T-Falls
Peg McCarthy of Plains earned the “Viewer’s Choice” award for the top entry in the 2019 Flat Iron Quilt Guild’s show held Saturday, April 6 in the Thompson Falls High School gym.
Wildhorse Showdown co-ed tourney a big hit
The Fourth Annual Wildhorse Showdown Softball Tournament in Plains was a huge hit for local organizers over the weekend.
Bigfoot becomes talk of Hot Springs
Bigfoot is real.
Over $3 million in Superior school bonds sold out
Over $3 million in Bonds were issued on January 10, 2018 for a Superior K-12 School improvement project and were scooped up almost immediately by investors reported D.A. Davidson Senior Vice President, Public Finance Baker, Bridget Ekstrom, who handled the sale. The estimates on the interest costs also came in lower than expected which will be a savings to taxpayers.
COLUMN: Laurel a fine host
I remember well growing up just 14 official miles from Billings’ “bedroom”, a quiet little community called Laurel.
Thompson Falls, Plains/Hot Springs wrestlers compete
Wrestlers from Sanders County had solid performances at last weekend’s Western Montana Duals at Ronan High School.