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Planet Earth cannot afford any more help from these so-called environmentalists
In the Clark Fork Valley Press on Feb. 20, there was a column written by Morlene Plouzek who is president of CAN in Thompson Falls. In this column, she did battle with some imaginary opponent called an anti-environmentalist. She further states that anti-environmentalists have not come up with any solutions.
Lake County Fair reps attend Sanders County Fair meeting
The Sanders County Fair Commission held their monthly meeting last Monday and though they addressed business as usual, there was a somewhat unusual tone to the agenda as well.
Term limits are for a reason
Power is addictive! So much so that the longer a person stays in a position where they can exert power over others, the stronger the addiction gets. Jim Elliott has been in such a position for a decade and a half and from a Jan. 17 newspaper article, it sounds like he's beginning to like that power too much.
Needs to be common sense gun restrictions
Officials in Montana have done little to keep criminals and other dangerous people from easily obtaining guns.
Two Democrats file for commissioner
In the upcoming election for county commissioner, two Democrats from Mineral County have thrown their hats into the ring.
Trotters trounce Bobcats
With their coach watching over them like a hawk, Plains used the fast break to sprint to a 76-25 win over Superior and ran off with their third-straight victory.
Brown steps up late in thriller at Noxon
Junior Bethany Brown's hot hand late in the game Friday night kept the edge on Thompson Falls and the Noxon girls squeezed out the victory 53-52 in front of a packed house.
Fireball sends man to Seattle hospital
A Plains man was severely burned after an explosion occurred at the Lynch Creek Nursery on Lower Lynch Creek Road last Tuesday.
Man charged with felonies in St. Regis-area meth case
Sheriff: Community "sick of seeing this garbage"
Plains teen takes bench press trophy
A Plains resident muscled her way to a championship after pressing out 185 pounds in Bill's Bad-Ass Bench Press Meet at Pocatello, Idaho, last month.
Fred Allen Pearson
Fred Allen Pearson, 86, passed away Sunday, Dec. 9, 2007, in Billings, Mont. He was born April 25, 1921, in Casselton, N.D., to Fred O. and Marie Helland Pearson. He served in the U.S. Navy from 1942 to 1945.
50 Years Ago
Dec. 12, 1957: Day Robbery From Home—Cecil Russell reported the loss of considerable western gear from his Iron Mountain home, south of Superior, on Wednesday.
What would Teddy do?
More and more these days, as the world turns topsy-turvy, I find myself asking, "WWTRD?" — What would Teddy Roosevelt do?
Reading names of lost loved ones brings tears, joyful memories
A light snow fell as nearly 30 people gathered around a tall pine tree in 20-degree weather to witness the lighting of the "Tree of Life" as part of the Clark Fork Valley Hospital Hospice Service's annual ceremony, which gave friends and family a chance to honor their lost loved ones.
Good-"buy" America
Just to introduce myself. I am a 75-year-old, white, college educated, male. I have lived through a depression, a world war, two police actions and now, Iraqi freedom.
50 Years Ago
Dec. 5, 1957: Santa to Make Deliveries—A horse-drawn sleigh will be used by Gambles Store in Superior to deliver purchases before Christmas, according to Ed Freer, store owner. Freer has the bright red conveyance on display in his store window. Check with him for more details.