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Spotlight on the arts: Dominic Nelson
“Spotlight on the Arts” by The Paradise Center honors and encourages students in the arts by highlighting their talent and acknowledging the support they receive through their schools and teachers.
Hoot-owl restrictions lifted around western Montana
After recent rain and cooler temperatures, Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks lifted fishing restrictions on several rivers around the state last week. Water temperatures have cooled enough in some areas to meet the criteria to lift fishing restrictions.
Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82
Marjorie "Margie" (Heilman) Teeters, 82
Blackjack Roping Arena winners
Blackjack Roping Arena winners
History tour explores Cedar Creek ghost town
On Saturday, Sept. 7, one of the most popular historical field trips is taking place.
Back porch 'saloon' offers escape to the old West
Plains residents Dan and Pat Johnson were looking for a good way for friends and family to “come over, relax” and forget about everything going on these days.
Three fly free in northern Idaho
Birds of Prey Northwest releases eagle, hawk, osprey on the same day
The Veltkamps also set a red-tailed hawk free to fly above a rolling hay field that had just been mowed off Voeller Road near Worley, and then drove to Heyburn State Park to release an osprey.
Final preparations made for Sanders County fair
Final preparations for the 2024 Sanders County Fair took place during the August Fair Board meeting.
Hot Springs Savage Heat warming up for season's start
There was a quiet confidence, augmented by an aura of optimism, as the 2024 Hot Springs Savage Heat football team hit the field for its first official practice of the season.
Thompson Falls' cross country squad boasts plenty of youth
There is definitely a youth movement afoot among local high school cross country teams.
St. Regis Tigers happy to return to Montana football
This year’s St. Regis High School homecoming football game will be at home. That seems like common sense, but for the past several years the Tigers have been part of a co-op arrangement with Mullan, Idaho and have played the majority of their games in the Gem State.
Plains Horsemen plan to ride high this season
After two winless seasons and three losses in 2023, the Plains Horsemen exploded for a streak-busting 68-6 thrashing of Troy, getting a taste of victory. They apparently liked it.
Lady Heat boast veteran squad
A summer of hard work by a group of nine returning players can never be a bad thing in sports.
Superior Bobcats hoping youth, speed will lead to victory
The Superior Bobcats may be the most interesting high school football team around.
Volunteers descend on St. Regis River for clean up effort
The Buddy Spangler Memorial River Clean Up, held Saturday, Aug. 18, was a massive success, organizers say.
Cabin Fever Quilters Guild breaks its own record
While Paris was hosting the 2024 Olympics, records were being broken at the Mineral County Cabin Fever Quilters 23rd Annual Quilt Show.
No bull: Mechanical bull riding championships come to Haugan
In 1980, the hit movie "Urban Cowboy" made mechanical bull riding popular.
COLUMN: Out of the darkness
Once again, Father Time has defeated the forces of “darkness.”
Family fun at Trout Creek's Huckleberry Days
If you are a parachutist, being under the chute is a good place to be. If you attended this year’s Huckleberry Festival in Trout Creek, under the parachute was THE place to be.
Superior Dino Dig
Superior Dino Dig