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Mineral County Library holds annual book sale
The Mineral County Library System creates opportunities to participate, connect and discover.’ is their Vision Statement.
Veteran St. Regis volleyball team has high hopes
All the returning starters from the 2020 team, which showed solid improvement from the year before, are back for the 2021 campaign.
Savage Horsemen win
The field in Hot Springs was good to the Savage Horsemen Friday night as they beat the Deer Lodge Wardens 36-0.
President's words at European Summit 'horrifying'
[Editor’s note: This letter was edited for content.]
Letters to the Editor; What is a school?
What is a school? Besides a brick and mortar building, a school is a place of learning. But, it is more than that.
Horsemen take on Class A teams
PLAINS – The Horsemen hosted two nonconference games this past week. They played the Whitefish Bulldogs on Thursday and the Frenchtown Broncs on Saturday. These were their last regular games of the season before the District Tournament.
St. Regis takes on Mullan at home
ST. REGIS – The St. Regis Tigers faced another breed of Tiger last weekend as they played host to the team from Mullan on their home field.
Be bear aware while hunting
A bowhunter needs to be sneaky, with “no-scent” on, and camouflaged to look like a bush. While that’s what it takes to get close enough for a good shot with a bow and arrow, that hunter is making it hard for a bear to notice him or her.
Thompson Falls wins rivalry game with Plains
The Thompson Falls boys basketball team entered Friday’s game against county rival winless, but the Bluehawks left it with their first win.
T. Falls cross country hopeful for state
Danielle Switalski
Annual Chicken Jamboree dishes out the goods
Around 200 Sanders County residents came out to the Pennsylvania Power Park in Thompson Falls on Saturday to consume over 350 pounds of barbecue chicken during the annual Chicken Jamboree. The event was sponsored by the non-denominational Men’s Prayer Breakfast Group from Thompson Falls.
Forrest Kaufman, 84
Beloved husband and father, Forrest Harley Kaufman of Spokane and formerly of Plains passed away June 17, 2017 of heart failure.
Massages and cheesecake brings school year to an end in St. Regis
Several staff members at St. Regis School received special treatment a couple of weeks ago as the result of a competition. The competition lasted all week, and teams of six to seven members were challenged to do good deeds for members of the other teams, explained the school principal, Joe Steele.
Panthers and Tigers, oh my!
In other Mineral County volleyball action, St. Regis was defeated by Noxon three to one. The loss was not without an upside as one player demonstrated some significant offensive domination on the court. Gabby Moeller had 21 kills, three blocks and seven digs for the Lady Tigers.
St. Regis to hold holiday bazaar
ST. REGIS - Come on down to the St. Regis Community Center on Saturday December 7th to get a jump on your holiday shopping. There will be tables full of offerings from local artists and craftspeople. Browse through handmade goods, functional art, jewelry, toys, even antiques, and collectibles. There will be chili, coffee and cinnamon rolls to warm up with on a winter’s day and energize you while you shop. Doors will open at 9 am and the event will run until 4 pm. The Community Center is located at 230 Lobo Loop.
Two killed in three-vehicle accident
ST. REGIS – Late Friday night on December 27, an accident claimed the lives of a good Samaritan and another man on Interstate 90, approximately 12 miles west of St. Regis.
A nice, quiet candidate
Quietly going about his campaign, Tom Rummel has not resorted to mudslinging. He is doing everything you expect of a competent and good candidate for sheriff. He is a mature and wise candidate. He’s been around for half a century, and his time in the Sheriff Department has given him the experience to be Sheriff. He has a warm and loving family. If you were fortunate enough to see the picture in the paper of Tom sawing down the monstrous tree you know he is brave and thoughtful and attests to the fact that in all the years he worked in the woods he never had a serious accident. He is a straight arrow and won’t play favorites. My family and many friends and I support Tom Rummel for sheriff.
Trout Creek woman recalls life on and off reservation
She recently shared her life's story with Clark Fork Valley Press reporter Monte Turner.
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.
Underclassmen step up for Blue Hawks basketball
The changing of the guard continues in Thompson Falls.