Businesses speak on mill closing

Danielle Switalski

Master plan in action

Hot Springs Park and Recreation Board plan to revamp city park

The newly formed Hot Springs Parks and Recreation Board held their first meeting on Tuesday, May 18 to begin discussions on plans for the city park.

County makes plans for low income housing

Danielle Switalski

Mineral County court report - Nov. 22-29

Mineral County Justice Court week of 11/22 to 11/29

DeBorgia raises money for old schoolhouse

DEBORGIA – For the 26th year, the town of DeBorgia held their annual spaghetti dinner and pie sale to raise money for the Old DeBorgia Schoolhouse.

Court Report for May 19-26, 2017

May 19, Patricia Helen Bass, speeding

Forest Service tries to stay on schedule despite furlough

Despite the 35 day government shutdown, the Superior and Ninemile U.S. Forest Service offices have been working hard to remain on schedule. Superior District Ranger, Carole Johnson, and new Ninemile District Ranger, Eric Tomasik, gave an update report to the Mineral County commissioners on Feb. 22.

Lady Savage Heat win on senior night

Coming off a hard loss to league rival Charlo last week in Montana high school volleyball, their first of the year, Hot Springs figured to take it out on visiting St. Regis.

Clark Fork girls basketball claims two easy wins

The Clark Fork Lady Mountains Cats had a really good week.

Chamber's Jan. 5 meeting tackled social media, advertising

The Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce held its first meeting of 2017 at the new meeting room in Camas Organic Market on Jan. 5. The meeting had approximately 20 people in attendance, with many being business leaders, owners and several residents. Leslie Smith, who is the owner of Symes Hotel and the President of the Chamber of Commerce, led the meeting by reviewing the agenda. Hot Springs businesses and residents discussed ways to improve Hot Springs visibility and attract more people.

Trotters finish on top of competition again

THOMPSON FALLS – The Plains girls track and field team had an impressive day at the Thompson Falls Invitational, finishing in first place, with a team score of 182 points.

Blue Hawks celebrate homecoming with big win

Thompson Falls ran its record to 6-1 behind a balanced ground attack and some timely aerial scoring as they rolled to a 57-18 homecoming win over Charlo in 8-man football action Friday night in Thompson Falls.

Noxon tops TFalls

Noxon avenged an early season loss over their cross-class, inter-county rival Thompson Falls with a thrilling, 62-59 overtime win on Saturday. Each team is now gearing up for their respective district tournaments as they head into the final weekend of the regular season.

Legals for October, 5 2022

David F. York

David F. York passed away Dec. 5, 2007.

Plains senior news

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Kalispell's Turner maintains overall Mack Days lead

It was a great Easter weekend for leading angler Kolton Turner of Kalispell.

Community Notes

“Getting to Know Blackfoot” will be a panel conversation and open questions with Blackfoot Telecommunications representatives on Nov. 16 from 5 to 7 p.m. at the St. Regis Community Center. Sponsored by Mineral County Economic Development Corp. and the local Chamber of Commerce. Discussion includes issues regarding phone and internet service in Mineral County. Contact Sharon at 406-280-0252 with questions.

Dynasty

KALISPELL – Last week the Plains Trotters opened their quest for three consecutive state championships in track and field at Legends Stadium in Kalispell.

Bluehawks soar past competition

THOMPSON FALLS – The track and field team started the season on the right foot as the Bluehawks boys team took first place at the Ronan Invite.