St. Regis launches into track season

A St. Regis eighth-grader got off to a fast start in the junior high track season.

Only thing driving her is selfish ambition

Debi Ghate's Thanksgiving article, "A Most Selfish Holiday" (Nov. 21) is well written and not blatantly offensive to any particular group, making it easy for the reader to buy into her philosophy. After all, who doesn't like to pat himself on the back for a job well done!

Schools rely on fundraising to secure band instruments

Throughout the year, area schools delight audiences with concerts that celebrate spring, the holidays, and other special times. But making beautiful music is expensive. A trombone can set musicians back $700, a flute, $500, a tuba can run $3,000 or more.

Clark Fork Cougs get ready for a second half run

Clark Fork Cougs’ manager Shawn Sorenson and his coaching staff are continuing the process of building a program.

Lady Tigers off to good start at Western C tournament

The St. Regis Lady Tigers dominated play during the Western C Tip-Off Tournament in Frenchtown on Friday and Saturday with duel wins against Valley Christian and Darby.

Red Devils top Troy, Two Eagle River

Noxon ran its win streak to start to the season to 6-0 with wins over Troy at home last Thursday, and Two Eagle River on Friday in Pablo.

Savage Heat trump Tigers in home court duel

HOT SPRINGS – The Hot Springs boys basketball team claimed a strong victory against the St. Regis Tigers during their Thursday home game.

Cyber Monday predicted to out pace Black Friday sales

Holiday of Hearts raises money for sheriff's relief fund

HERON – With Valentine’s Day right around the corner, the spirit of love is in the air. While people are planning their perfect date night, one Heron couple has bigger plans.

Lady Hawks and Trotters face off

The Plains High School softball team got off to a solid start on Tuesday against the Lady Hawks of Thompson Falls winning the season opener 15 to zero.

Timberwolves senior looks toward graduation

ALBERTON/ST. REGIS – A native of Western Montana, Andrew Lomman recently ended his final high school football season with the Clark Fork Timberwolves.

Thompson Falls boys crush Troy

The Thompson Falls boys basketball team continued its winning ways last weekend with a win against Troy, 69-17, Saturday.

Noxon fans celebrate child's liberation from chemo

Six-year-old Noxon first-grader Danni Hill is finally getting a chance to get used to feeling good.

Panthers finish with win

It was a new season of football for the Alberton Panthers and they finished it with a winning game against St. Regis last Friday. The Panthers played their final six-man football for the season against the Tigers and won 63-22.

Tfalls wrestles twice

In a busy week, the Blue Hawk wrestling team went on the road to duel Mission on Thursday before competing in the Superior Invitational on Saturday.

Alberton sends twelve to divisionals

Coach Rachel Clevenger's track team has had about half their meets cancelled this season, but that didn't pose any setbacks for the team. Clevenger said she had twelve individuals qualify for divisionals this last weekend at districts, which is over half the team.

Broncos head into duals

The Frenchtown wrestlers battled against Corvallis last Tuesday before heading to the Ronan Duels on Friday and Saturday.

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Savage Horsemen mix things up

Despite two no-shows in the form of Libby and Superior the Savage Horsemen got their wrestling season underway on Friday as they took on Corvallis in Plains.

Tigers look forward to games in new year

ST. REGIS – The St. Regis Tigers had difficult games last week as they faced defeat against the Charlo Vikings and the Lincoln Lynx.