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Crabb named Class C coach of the year
There is a well-worn adage that goes “It couldn’t have happened to a nicer guy.”
Hawks' golfers tee off season
After a fifth-place finish during last year’s State B-C golf championships, Thompson Falls senior Ellie Baxter appears to be picking up where she left off.
Local teams post fast times at Bigfork Invite
It was, to say the least, a pretty good week of sports for Thompson Falls senior Ellie Baxter.
Plains baseball outlasts Mission for first win
No doubt this was the result new coach Richard Powers was looking for from his new team.
Trotters softball tops Troy for first victory
It was the Maddy Blood show Saturday in Troy as the Plains Trotters softball team picked up their first win of the year, 11-0 over the Lady Trojans.
Lady Hawks softball remains perfect on season
When potential becomes reality, good things often happen.
Montana Rail Link reopens tracks after derailment
Montana Rail Link reopened its tracks through Sanders County four days after a freight train derailed along the Clark Fork River.
911 calls and bears top Hot Springs council agenda
The Hot Springs town council met last Tuesday evening to discuss several important agenda items.
Hot Springs students earn medals at leadership conference
Hot Springs students earn medals at leadership conference
St. Regis sidewalk project aims to improve access to park
The Montana Department of Transportation is gathering public comment on a proposal to extend the sidewalk and shared-use path system in St. Regis.
Mineral County hosts hazardous waste training sessions
Unless you are in the emergency preparedness line of work, HAZWOPER could be a Burger King special, but it’s a level of hazmat training that is at another level.
First responder fundraiser planned in wake of St. Regis hostage incident
Two weeks have passed since a hostage situation and shooting shook the small town of St. Regis, leaving local citizens and Travel Center employees, the Sheriff’s Office, and area first responders to cope with the fallout.
Community calendar
Community calendar
Mobile asbestos screening clinic coming to Sanders County
Libby, Montana was home to a vermiculite mine for over seventy years. The mine closed in 1990, but the damage was already done. The vermiculite ore, processed in various plants around the country and sold as insulation, was contaminated with a distinct form of asbestos now known as Libby Amphibole.
Robert Quackenbush
Robert Quackenbush
COLUMN: Springs sports weather
It was close to what would likely have been more of a spectacle than a disaster.
Local athletes heat up at chilly Dave Tripp meet
Thompson Falls has some depth in track and field. And they have quality.
Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls
Mineral County Sheriff's Office calls
Governor-appointed board caters to a foreign mining company
When a Canadian mining company successfully lobbied a Montana board appointed by Gov. Greg Gianforte to let them add more pollution to Montana’s water, it’s time to take a step back and figure out how we got here.
U.S.-Canada agreement to address mining pollution
The Biden Administration announced at the end of March that the U.S. and Canada intend to come to an agreement this year to reduce and mitigate the impacts of water pollution from mining operations in the Kootenai watershed, including addressing selenium issues.