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Tree of Hearts program underway
Fruit grows on trees, in season, all around the world. But the tree that is now in season in Sanders County is the Tree of Hearts.
Theatre performances coming to Mineral County
Two performances are coming to Mineral County this week. On Thursday, August 19, behind the high school, Julius Caesar will be performed as part of Montana's Shakespeare in the Parks 38th Season. Then, on August 21, in the St. Regis Community Park, get ready for some Adventures on the Western Stage. Both performances are scheduled to begin at 6 p.m. and are free to audiences.
A glance back at the Superior football season
The goals this year for the Superior Bobcats were the same as in years prior that included putting the team first and to have great practices because the team will play like they practice.
Thompson Falls boys take tip-off tourney
At Plains, the Blue Hawks exploded with a 22-point first quarter and never looked back as they ran away with the Sanders County Tip-off Tournament Trophy, by defeating Noxon 60-49 on Saturday evening.
Car show rocks Mineral County
Even with social distancing, cooler temperatures, and entries limited to Montana only, the 21st Old School House Rock Car Show was held and enjoyed by locals and visitors once again.
Bluehawks fight hard
THOMPSON FALLS – The Bluehawks faced their first opponent of the year, gaining ground and fighting to the end with all of their hearts.
'Cats come close
Last week, Coach Dan Lucier said that in order for the Superior Bobcats to win against Florence, they’d have to bring their best game to the field.
Market is a great addittion
Saturday was the closing day of the Thompson Falls Market and attendees enjoyed perfect fall weather, nearly 20 vendors, live music and a cinnamon roll contest that included some of the county’s best bakers (boy, those were some lucky judges!). We are fortunate to have a market that allows folks to come together from around the county to buy locally, display and sell their made/grown in Montana goods, and to just visit with neighbors.
Fun run supports Plains Public Library
For many folks there is nothing like keeping a cold morning at bay with a good book and a warm place to read.
Now what...
What if? Where would we be today? What if in 2008 the McCain/Palin ticket had garnered the 53% plurality from the 62% of eligible voters in American instead of Obama? Just think about it. Where would we be today?
50 years of family fishing
Secrets can come in all shapes and sizes. For the McAllister family, their biggest secret just happens to be the size of a lake.
Undefeated Loyola routs Blue Hawks
There was a whole lotta “Heart-Breaking” going on last week on the basketball court at Thompson Falls.
Does light display have to become an issue?
I read with interest the letter submitted by Lark Chadwick of Thompson Falls regarding the star on the tree at the fairgrounds in the lovely light display.
Prison time for former Flathead Joint Board employee
A former Flathead Joint Board of Control employee accused of embezzling hundreds of thousands...
Face off
Cindy Iversen and Tony Cox, County Commissioner candidates for the west end of the county, met for the second time Monday night to discuss the issues facing the county should they be elected to the six-year term.
Hot Springs girls nip the Plains Trotters, 51-50
Good karma begets good karma?
Lunch on the Lot
For most people, the common place to eat lunch is inside at the kitchen table and when the weather is warmer, some people will head outside to have a picnic in the park where they will often sit at picnic tables or on a blanket laid across the grass. On June 9, however, Mineral County residents are invited to eat lunch in a lot that is vacant.
Savenac Pond welcomes young anglers
It was a day of sunshine, fun and fish on Saturday, June 17 as Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) hosted “Kids Fishing Day at Savenac Pond”.
Rowan sworn in as Plains mayor
Dan Rowan was sworn in Thursday in a fairly hastily arranged ceremony to begin serving a second, four-year-term as Mayor of the Town of Plains.
St. Regis bank makes changes to services
ST. REGIS – The Family of Banks would like to formally announce an important change which will affect Mullan Trail Bank in St. Regis and Superior. As of February 1, 2014, Mullan Trail Banks in St. Regis will close its lobby and begin operating through the drive- up window, accepting deposits and cashing checks.