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I-90 Watercraft inspection station last line of defense in Montana
Bruce Nixon is from Alberton and Terry Pond comes from Plains. Both have been working 12-hour shifts for $14.79 an hour all summer looking for trespassers.
Blue Hawks slam Superior, 49-0, in battle of unbeatens
The talk throughout the sports realms of Sanders and Mineral Counties was that this would be the game of the year and to a point it was.
St. Regis netters top Hot Springs in four sets
The current group of Lady Tigers seniors are showing signs they are ripe and ready for an exciting run in Class C Montana volleyball play.
Clark Fork Valley Hospital official says Covid-19 vaccine safe
I think medicine in general struggles to explain complex subjects in a media environment where only sound-bites are heard and only a few characters on are read. Nuance and long explanation are difficult.
Hot Springs Savage Heat slams North Star, 55-0
On paper, the 55-0 shellacking that host Hot Springs laid on the boys from Rudyard Friday night should not have happened.
Noxon Red Devils win first game of season
Haflich was referencing his Red Devils hard-fought 32-15 win over Sunburst in last week’s encounter on the Refiners home field.
Thompson Falls remains perfect with rout of Mission
Three games and three convincing wins, including Friday night’s 63-6 rout of Mission, into the Montana 2021 8-man football season and the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks are on a good track.
Superior's Women in Timber face mounting challenges
Out of the small number of ladies that dedicate their time to volunteer each week at the thrift store, two of their longest standing members passed away from COVID this past summer.
Superior Bobcats throttle Troy Trojans, 62-6
The Bobcats got outstanding production from their dynamic passing/receiving duo of junior quarterback Orion Plakke and speedy senior receiver Decker Milender.
IFG says lawsuits derailed St. Regis lumber mill
Willy Peck, Outreach Forester for Idaho Forest Group, said the closure grabbed him by surprise.
Leona A. (Whisennand) Ekstrom
She married Wesley Al Ekstrom on June 19, 1965. To this union were added three daughters that she loved and cherished very much.
Blue Hawks roll over St. Regis/Mullan, 44-26
It may be early in the 2021 Montana 8-man football season, but write Thompson Falls into the “reloaded” category.
Hot Springs Savage Heat slam Big Sandy
The Heat also got the ball back as is mandated as a reward beyond two points for getting such a defensive score.
Thompson Falls woman accused of federal fraud charges
According to the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Montana, 49-year-old Tina Rae Wood appeared in court in Missoula Aug. 30 and pleaded not guilty.
Seeley Swan blanks Horsemen, 58-0
With a new coach at the helm and an all underclassman roster on the field, the Horsemen have stumbled out of the gate to begin the 2021 football season.
Plakke's four TD passes help Superior improve to 2-0
A much-improved Victor team would probably be among the first to agree after the Bobcats pulled away from a narrow four-point lead and ran to a 48-14 win.
It's back! Sanders County Fair kicks off today
The Carnage on the Clark Fork demolition derby and three nights of rodeo will highlight this year’s event.
Fish hatchery manager keeps Montana waterways well stocked
In his words, Mark Kornick was "that guy." The one with all the questions, the one who lives for the minutiae.
Mineral County Sheriff Toth juggles management of the office
Toth had been a deputy for the Mineral County Sheriff’s Office before going to the Seattle Police Department and had always wanted to return.
FWP director talks public access, predators at meeting
During the more than two-hour session, people asked questions and talked about grizzly bears, wolves, elk, public access and the possibility of increasing fees for hunting and fishing.