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Fairboard keeps busy
PLAINS – The Sanders County Fairboard had a full slate of business to attend to last week as the group met for their February proceedings at the Fairgrounds Pavilion in Plains.
Cabinet Ridge Riders hit the snow
TROUT CREEK- The 24th Annual Cabinet Ridge Riders Poker Run was held last weekend on Valentine’s Day in Trout Creek.
Bluehawks and Horsemen go to extra time
PLAINS – Four quarters proved not to be enough as county rivals the Thompson Falls Bluehawks and Plains Horsemen met last Thursday.
Horsemen and Heat square off
HOT SPRINGS - Saturday night’s game between the Plains Horsemen and the Hot Springs Savage Heat ended in a twist, which left the stands going crazy in the fourth quarter.
Superior wrestlers take on Sanders County
SANDERS COUNTY – The Superior Bobcat wrestling team had a busy week competing in no less than three competitions last week in Florence, Thompson Falls and Hot Springs where several of the team members came away with multiple victories.
Demonstrations mark divisive court decision
Thursday, January 22, 2015, was the 42nd anniversary of the historic Roe v Wade Supreme Court Case, which focused on the issue of abortion.
Wolf controversy continues
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Trotters have big week
LIBBY – The Plains Trotters continue to hit their stride as two wins last week improved the team’s record to 8-2.
Superior students hit the slopes
LOOKOUT PASS - Over a thirty day period, Superior Elementary fifth and sixth grade had an opportunity to sell raffle tickets for a ski trip to Lookout Pass on the Idaho/Montana border.
TFalls boys off and running in 2015
SUPERIOR – The Thompson Falls Bluehawks went on the road to battle the Superior Bobcats last Saturday.
2014 in Sanders County
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2014 in Mineral County
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A humble beginning turns into something larger
Last week, 15 chocolate lab puppies and 15 older labs were coated in feces and urine, in need of water and warmth. Today, they are in a giving, caring facility that is treating them for ailments and searching for the right owner who will give them the attention they need.
Local authors gather for book signing
SUPERIOR – Local talent was spotlighted last week in Superior as three authors gathered at the Mineral County Library to sign their books for fans and mingle with the local literary crowd.
Students honor local veterans
PLAINS – A group of Plains students took time to honor veterans at Plains School last week, hosting a lunch for service members on Tuesday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day.
Bluehawks basketball team ready to go
THOMPSON FALLS – This week the Thompson Falls Bluehawks will hit the basketball court and begin their preparations for regular season competition.
Plains Trotters
Senior Rebekah Barnard hits the volleyball past the Thompson Falls defense in a match earlier in the season.
Plains Trotters host senior night against Bigfork
PLAINS – The Plains Trotters volleyball team honored the squad’s two seniors before the team’s match against Bigfork on Thursday night.
4-H members win big at Kalispell show
On September 12th five Sanders County 4-H Horse Project members began 3 days of intense competition in the Montana State 4-H Horse Show held at the Majestic Arena in Kalispell. 105 top winning 4-H riders from 23 counties from across Montana traveled to Kalispell for this highly competitive event. This is the second consecutive year the event has been held in Kalispell. Four of our county riders, Mahala Sweet, Marsada Sweet, Tanner Ovitt and Dariyan Sheehan are returning competitors from last year’s event. As a new comer, Gabriella Pallister and her horse Whisper had lots of help from the more experienced (one year under their belt) members. Stabling is provided on site. Michele McGuigan, a Sanders County 4-H horse Leader and member of the State Horse Committee, provided transportation for some of the members and horses along will helpful assistance with show preparation.
Ghost walk planned for Halloween in Hot Springs
HOT SPRINGS – With Halloween falling on a Friday this year the town of Hot Springs is gearing up for a busy ghost walk in downtown Hot Springs on the evening of October 31.