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19th annual Rocky Mountain Elk Banquet a success
Melissa Oyer
Jam packed pre-holiday weekend
Danielle Switalski
Young Bluehawks look to build for next season
THOMPSON FALLS – In the last game of the season, the Bluehawks gave it their all but ultimately size would be their worst enemy as the Bigfork football team overpowered the young team.
Ron Smith
Ron Smith
Lady Hawks softball returns good crop of starters
There are so many things that come together to make a good softball team.
T-Falls softball team gets first win
The Thompson Falls girls’ softball team achieved something more than winning their first victory of the season with a 19-4 victory over Deer Lodge Friday afternoon at Mission High School.
Marie Eleinor Barber
Marie Eleinor Barber, 78, of Plains, MT, was taken home to the loving arms of her Savior Jesus Christ on June 7, 2016 after a long & brave struggle with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia.
Alberton schools undergo repairs
ALBERTON – School officials in Alberton have been busy over the summer making improvements to both the elementary and high school and while the enhancements may go unnoticed by busy students, Superintendent Clay Acker said he hopes the staff will appreciate them.
Sleepless in Seattle prom receives raves
THOMPSON FALLS – Not a hair was out of place as the girls entered the Thompson Falls Junior High School gym dressed to impress in beautiful colorful dresses. The guys sported their suits and were ready to show off to their dates for the Sleepless in Seattle themed prom.
From your State Senate: with Sen. Jennifer Fielder
Stakes to high to rush decision on water
Wolf "problem" hits home
County Commissioners met on Wednesday to discuss the possibility of declaring Mineral County a disaster area, which would give citizens the right to kill a wolf if it threatened people, livestock or big-game animals. This proposed resolution is patterned after a similar one drafted by commissioners in Idaho County, Idaho, which asked Gov. Butch Otter to allow wolves to be eradicated in north-central Idaho County by any means necessary.
Mineral County Chamber Chatter
Hey, we missed you at the Pizza and Pop Brainstorming Session the other day, but 14 of us round-tabled many ideas and they were then presented to our county commissioners. Nothing earth shattering or extremely unique that hasn’t been tossed around before, but, we’re all talking and that’s all I wanted this discussion to do.
Hot Springs and St. Regis split meeting
It was a mixed bag of basketball for the Hot Springs boys and girls basketball teams this past week.
Flag retirement takes place at VFW Auxiliary
A day that will be remembered and was made famous by President Roosevelt’s iconic speech, “YESTERDAY, December 7, 1941, a date which will live in infamy, the United States of America was suddenly and deliberately attacked by naval and air forces of the Empire of Japan.”
Blackjack Roping Arena winners
Blackjack Roping Arena winners
Plains artist plays by her own rules
Paulsen grew up in central Minnesota and then spent 20 years living in various areas in Southeast Alaska.
Review of "The Miracle Worker"
The Miracle Worker (In other words the story of Helen Keller) was one of the best performances by the Montana Repertory Theatre I myself have ever seen. I thought this because the story was easy to follow, it was all from the original script except they added projections of images (the most show were of what Helen was experiencing in her view point). Its cast was phenomenal. From what I observed at the Banquet, they all got along nicely and when forced with adopting a family mentality they pulled it off. I was particularly impressed with the manner they acted when faced with having no work with a blind character. It felt like a life style and raw emotion. And lastly it wasn’t amateurs doing this. These were very experienced and their acting skills were top notch. An example was Annie Sullivan played by Caitlin Mclae struggle to find some way to reach Helen and she made it feel like as if it were a real conflict you were looking down upon. No part of it felt forged.
Lady Tigers begin practice for winter season
ST. REGIS – Last week the Lady Tigers of St. Regis began training sessions for the new basketball season.
PHOTOS: Alberton Railroad Days
PHOTOS: Alberton Railroad Days
Mayor Brinson reflects on his time in office
PLAINS – After eight years as mayor, Michael Brinson is finally ready to step down from his position and start focusing on himself and his business.