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Car show draws crowds despite cloudy conditions
TROUT CREEK - Clouds and threats of rain could not stop the 9th annual Cool Summer Nights Car Show in Trout Creek at the Lakeside Motel and Resort. Overcast skies looked to washout the car show, however by the start of the show at 10 a.m. the number of cars outdid the rainy expectation. Cars, trucks, pickups and motorcycles lined up on the grass, pavement and inside of the restaurant. In all, 36 vehicles lined up for the day with sunny to overcast skies. The voting for the people’s and driver’s choice awards were completed by spectators as well as the drivers. A deadline of 2 p.m. was established for votes, which allowed one hour to tally up the numbers and announce the winners by 3 p.m.
Sanders County Court Records - Aug. 27-Sept. 2
Sanders County Justice Court week of 8/27 to 9/2.
Lady Hawks experience a good week of play
THOMPSON FALLS – The Lady Hawks started the season off strong with the Mission Tournament bringing home seven wins out of the eight games played.
Hot Springs handed a tough defeat in first game
HOT SPRINGS – The defending Montana class-C state champion six-man football team from Hot Springs were handed a loss to start the season on Friday. The Savage Heat led through most of the game before giving up the lead on a converted turnover in the third quarter to Geraldine-Highwood.
Lady Cats continue to improve
Superior Bobcat volleyball head coach Beth Janney has been stressing two things to her young squad since the season began – consistent improvement and constant enthusiasm.
Timberwolves bring the thunder to Big Sandy
The start of the inaugural game of the Clark Fork Timberwolves football team was delayed for over two-hours due to lighting, but when the Timberwolves finally hit the field on the road against Big Sandy they brought the thunder.
Lady Panthers excel at home against Victor
The Alberton Lady Panther volleyball squad began their week of play with a home game against Victor on Thursday night.
Caroline Ann Kittock Holyk
PLAINS - Caroline Ann Kittock Holyk passed away peacefully on Wednesday, August 14, 2013 with family and friends by her side. She was 89.
Noxon Red Devils battle against Granit
NOXON – The Red Devils took to the field on Saturday, August 31 to open up their season against Granite. The young team showed dedication and heart as they played on their home turf.
Outdoors: Hunting Moose
If moose meat was money and moose tags lottery tickets then Laurie Johnston has won the lotto not once, but twice.
Chicks N' Chaps brings pink back to the fair
PLAINS – Cowgirls Kicking Cancer hosted their annual Chicks N’ Chaps event, an event that helps raise money in the fight against breast cancer in Sanders County.
Demo Derby demolishes competitors
PLAINS – Dirt and gravel chunks flew as cars geared up and revved their engines in the ultimate battle of adrenaline and destruction.
Car accident on Lower Lynch causes fire
PLAINS – On Wednesday, August 28, a vehicle on Lower Lynch Creek Road swerved off the road, hit a tree and ignited a fire.
Dixon Melon Days provides entertainment for all
DIXON – In a “perfect melon year” with an abundant crop of mouthwatering melons, the annual Dixon Melon Days celebration hit the streets of Dixon on Friday, Aug. 23 and Saturday, Aug. 24.
Noxon Red Devils prepare for season opener against Granite
Every new year brings new challenges for Noxon Head Football Coach Josh Patterson. New players and the loss of seasoned veterans continuously brings a fresh dynamic to the team. Patterson said the trick is learning how to utilize new talent and mesh that with old talent.
Noxon High School volleyball team prepare for St. Regis
NOXON - With the fall season quickly approaching, the Noxon Lady Red Devils were hard at work setting up their team structure. According to Head Coach Teri Wilkinson, this year the team has three returning players, with one being a senior, and two juniors.
Plains Track and Field team hits academic high
PLAINS - The 2013 spring sports season may be over; but, the honors keep rolling in for the Plains High School Track & Field team. The Montana High School Association, in cooperation with the Montana Army National Guard, recently announced their 2013 Spring Sports Academic All-Team Awards. And, right at the top of the list for the Class B Boys and Girls squads were our very own Horsemen and Trotters.
Lightning ignites fire north of Tarkio
As of publication on Tuesday, the Nemote Fire - located near Tarkio - has burned between 20-25 acres. The fire started Sunday night after a series of lighting storms hit western Montana.
MCH Nursing Home and Assisted Living goes to the islands
For nine years Activities Director at the Mineral Community Hospital Nursing Home and Assisted Living Center Cathy Jones has thrown a luau for residents to mark the end of summer.
Community outreach donates to Mountain View Assisted Living
On the second Thursday of every month a small group of women meet at the Mineral County Chamber of Commerce office. And each month they decide what they can do to make their community a healthier place to live. Some, in fact most, go unnoticed, but they know that providing just one event could possibly change or make the difference in how or where they see their health care.