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Prescribed burn lights up Cougar Peak and Graves Creek
The Forest Service engaged in a prescribed burn on Tuesday near Thompson Falls. The burn was part of an on-going land management effort to minimize the amount of fuels available in the event of a wildfire event.
Trotters struggle on the road versus Eureka
In a pair of road losses, Plains fell to both Mission, on Thursday, and Eureka, on Saturday, in straight sets, to fall to a 1-2 conference mark.
Fire destroys Hot Springs business
The Hot Springs Volunteer Fire Department is still investigating one of two fires that happened recently on the outskirts of town.
Commissioners' resolution declares Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in Sanders County
SANDERS COUNTY – The Sanders County Board of Commissioners voted on Wednesday, July 1, to enact Stage 1 fire restrictions in Sanders County as of 12:01 a.m. on Thursday, July 2.
Sanders County Court Report - Feb. 11-18
Sanders County Justice Court week of 2/11 to 2/18.
Shakespeare in the Parks comes to Mineral County Fairgrounds
Every other year, Montana Shakespeare in the Parks offers one of their two plays as a non-Shakespearean Production.
Lady Hawks twice victorious
But by halftime, Thompson Falls led by 20 points, 39-19, and were never challenged...
Keeping in Touch: session approaching
While these December days are filled with bazaars, shopping plans, baking (and eating), decorating, singing carols, gathering together with friends and families, school programs, opportunities to help others and time to count your blessings, for me and other Legislators it is also a time to prepare for the upcoming 62nd Legislative Session which begins on January 3, 2011 when we are sworn into office.
Lady Hawks cap successful season
"In tournaments anything can happen, and it usually does,” Thompson Falls girls basketball coach Chadd Laws said just days before his Lady Hawks traveled to Bozeman for the this past weekend’s State Class C basketball tournament.
Rediscovering home: Superior school board
Excuse the pride that surged through my chest as Superintendent Logan Labbe led me through the entry to Superior High School gymnasium.
Students stage walk out at St. Regis
In a continued show of support for teachers at St. Regis Schools who were given notice of non-renewal and placed on administrative leave on May 10, 23 students walked out of the halls of the school shortly after breakfast Monday morning and sat on the football field throughout the school day.
District ranger provides update
Superior District Ranger Carole Johnson met with Mineral County Commissioners on Jan. 19 with an update of current projects her department has been working on. The update included information about salvage projects in the area, the upcoming large mushroom harvest as a result of the fires, and personnel issues facing the department.
Spotlight on the Arts: Jullian Keeney
Spotlight on the Arts: Jullian Keeney
Plains Day a welcome return to Clark Fork Valley
If you had a lump in your throat watching the Plains Day parade, you weren’t alone.
Legislators to host local meeting
Legislators to host local meeting March 2
Letters
Fraud, not assault
Trotters softball opens season Saturday
Last year’s Plains Trotters softball team was like a tale of two teams. They opened the season losing six straight before picking up a win against Troy.
Plains-Hot Springs softball wins sixth straight
The Plains-Hot Springs softball team hasn’t peaked yet, according to assistant Coach David Thompson.
A letter from your local legislator
Greetings to all. Just a short note to again say what a privileged it is to once again serve you in Helena and let you know what went on this first week of the 66th Montana Legislative Session. On the 7th of January was the swearing in ceremony for all legislators. Guests and family were allowed on the floor for this special occasion and I was so pleased my brother and sister-in-law came to join me. The rest of the week has been filled with schooling sessions including legislative law, appropriation training, ethics, and a study of the budgets to name a few topics. Committee meetings were also fit in around the training sessions. I am pleased to report that I was chosen by house leadership it chair the House Transportation Committee. It is not often that a sophomore legislator is given a chair position so I feel a little overwhelmed. I am also on the Business and Labor Committee and Fish, Wildlife, and Park Committees. These are both repeat committees for me. Rep. Bob Brown, HD 13, is chair of the FWP committee so I feel western Montana is well represented there.
Sanders County Court Report - May 24-June 3
Sanders County Justice Court week of 5/24 to 6/3