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Burn permits extended
The period for which to apply for a burn permit has been extended until June 15 according to Robert Derleth with the Superior Ranger District.
An update from Rep. Ingraham
The State Administration & Veterans Affairs Committee (SAVA) will be meeting on Monday, October 21 in room 102 of the Capitol Building for those of you interested in following the work of the committee, especially in regards to their work on elections and the Office of the Commissioner of Political Practices. This is an opportunity for the public to attend and make their voices heard.
Update from the state capitol
Legislative Update from the Capitol:
Thompson Falls' Morgan second at state cross country
Thompson Falls senior Justin Morgan placed second at the Montana Class B cross country championships Friday afternoon at Rebecca Farm in Kalispell.
Montana State University fall honor rolls
Montana State University has announced its undergraduate honor rolls for fall semester 2020...
Sanders, Mineral county golfers claim state medals
In Class B, Thompson Falls had two players - Megan Baxter and Ellie Baxter - place in the Top 10.
Noxon-Thompson Falls baseball kicks off debut season
Cold, rainy weather with doses of snow between the raindrops.
Bobcats claim division championship
Quietly and overwhelmingly the Superior girls high school tennis team has put themselves in line for a State B-C team title.
Civic leaders to host event about St. Regis' future
The sessions are set for Sept. 13, 27 and Oct. 3.
Series looks at strategies for non-lethal predator management
BOZEMAN — Montana State University will partner with area organizations to host a free webinar series focused on techniques to mitigate predator-livestock conflicts.
Meeting to discuss state fishery management plan
A tremendous amount of attention has been zeroed in on the fisheries in Montana as some areas are experiencing diseased fish, others have been overtaken by non-native species and overall, the native populations appear to be declining.
Kenton Pies
Kenton T. Pies passed away peacefully at his home on Thursday, Dec. 15, 2022 at the age of 90.
T-Falls harriers return strong team
One of the best distance runners in Thompson Falls history has graduated and moved on to play basketball in college.
Local legislative report
By Denley Loge
Students gearing up for BPA nationals
Superior High School held a special assembly last week to recognize the school’s Business Professionals of America team’s accomplishments in Billings.
Daines, Gianforte show support for Northwest Montana mining
U.S. Sen. Steve Daines and Rep. Greg Gianforte recently released statements in response to the announcement that reclamation work on the Troy Mine was being paused due to the state of Montana’s “Bad Actor” decision against Hecla Mining Company. The ruling has also put on hold on two other long-delayed mining projects: the Montanore Mine near Libby, and the Rock Creek Mine near Noxon.
Church volunteers clean two-mile stretch of Montana 200
Wednesday, March 29 was rainy and cold, which was a typical spring day for Plains and Sanders County. What is not typical on a spring day is seeing nine or ten people on the side of the highway picking up trash and putting it into large black colored plastic trash bags. Who are they? Why are they out there in the rain, walking or standing beside the longest and busiest state highway in Montana?
Trotters go to State Tournament
KALISPELL - Friday night, the Trotters went head to head with the Bigfork Vals. The first half of the game went to Bigfork with a 19 to 17 advantage, but the Trotters were close behind. In the second half of the game Big Fork charged ahead and finished with 43 points, Plains with 34. The game lasted well past 11:00pm in the Flathead High School gymnasium.
Students recognized for writing
PLAINS - Each year as part of a Creative Writing Project of the Greater Federation of Woman’s Clubs, the Plains Woman’s Club encourages students of both public schools and home schools to enter the Creative Writing Contest. Entries are judged at the local, district and state levels. Students from kindergarten through 12th grade are eligible to submit entries in either, or both, the short story contest or the poetry contest, and compete in appropriate categories based on age and grade.
An update from Rep. Schwaderer
The Montana Legislature only meets in session for 90 work days every other year, so our next session will commence in January, 2015. In between those sessions is referred to as “the interim”, and some Representatives and Senators are given appointments during that time to sit on an interim committee.