Sanders County Court Report

Sanders County Justice Court week of 5/13 to 5/19.

Winn's buzzer beater powers Lady Savage Heat to 48-47 victory

A buzzer beater from 5-foot-9-inch sophomore Lily Winn gave the Lady Savage Heat from Hot Springs a 48-47 win over Seeley Swan.

Lady Tigers win over Lady Panthers

Summer Crosby

Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82

Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82

Savage Heat handed second tough loss in two days

Just a day removed from a heartbreaking home loss to Superior, the Hot Springs Savage Heat traveled to Alberton Jan. 5 and suffered another stinging defeat - this time a 44-41 overtime loss to the Panthers.

Miles Williams Sr., 87

Miles “Everette” Williams Sr. joined Grandma (Gladys) in Heaven Feb. 5, 2017.

Man fires gunshots in Trout Creek

At approximately 5:35 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 14, Sanders County Sheriff’s Office dispatch received a call that a male subject was attempting to start a fire at the Lakeside Motel in Trout Creek. The male had also reportedly pointed a firearm at another individual.

Extreme snow sports and poker collide for weekend event

TROUT CREEK – Cards, betting and extreme snow sports will merge, this Saturday, during the Cabinet Ridge Riders’ 25th annual poker run.

Sheriff's Office seeks information on Noxon shooting

NOXON - On January 17, 2014 between the hours of 5 p.m. and 1 p.m. on January 18, unknown person(s) entered Speciality Beams parking lot in Noxon and broke a cable gate at the entrance possibly damaging their vehicle which is believed to be a 1997 - 1999 Subaru Legacy. These unknown person(s) then began to shoot up the Speciality Beams office which resulted in 21 bullet holes in the structure which also damaged property inside the building.

MCSO seeks public aid in determining cause of West Mullan Fire

MINERAL COUNTY - The Mineral County Sheriff’s Office is seeking any information from the public that may help identify how a fire started near the junction of Mullan Road West and Pardee Creek Road, just west of the Town of Superior Montana. The fire was reported on Sunday, July 14th at approximately 5:00 p.m. in the evening and may have started as early as 4:30 p.m. The fire has now burned over 6,100 acres and the estimated cost of fighting this fire is over $7 Million.

Sanders County election results

Sanders County Election Administrator Nichol Scribner has announced the results of the Nov. 5 election.

Dinner and auction to help fund the Camas Prairie School

Anyone who has traveled through the beautiful Camas Prairie Valley has had the opportunity to admire the Camas Prairie School and Gymnasium. Even though the school is no longer in operation, there are big plans for the future of the institution.

Summer reading programs launches in Plains

“Be Creative @ Your Library” this summer at the will be the summer reading program offered at the Plains Public Library.

Letter to the Editor - June 5, 2013

Dear editor,

Legals for December, 29 2021

St. Regis Tigers stay hot, win fourth straight

The Tigers return to form was highlighted by an 85-62 road win over Charlo...

Caleb Ball sets St. Regis scoring record

It was a night for the record books Saturday in St. Regis.

Horsemen take second in District Championship

The weekend was full of teams from Sanders County looking to come away with a solid triumphant win from the basketball season.

Home school teams take down Hot Springs

Evidence that home schooling and home school associations are growing in rural Montana were on display in Hot Springs this past week as the Flathead Valley Home School boys’ and girls’ basketball teams swept the Savage Heat and Lady Heat this past Tuesday in Hot Springs.

Sunrise Fire grows to more than 13,000 acres

By Saturday, Aug. 5, the Sunrise Fire burning east of Superior had grown more than 3,000 acres in the past week to more than 13,000 acres. It was still one of the nation’s top priority fires. A meeting was held on Saturday at the Lozeau Lodge which has been hosting the public fire informational meetings. The lodge owners were awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by the Type II Team commanded by Shawn Pearson. Pearson’s group had been working the fire over the past two weeks and on Sunday, a Type I team took over. It is headed by Doug Turman along with the new public information officer, Kim Nelson. The Type I team has more members and “is more complex,” said the outgoing public information officer, Jill Cobb.