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Obituaries for September 16
Linda Sue Andrews, 56, beloved wife, mother, grandmother and sister, Linda Sue Andrews, 56, passed away on September 2, 2009.
Shop class offers Plains students a hands-on approach
Matt Unrau
Cash for Clunkers mania hits Sanders County
Matt Unrau
Superior Volunteer Fire acquires new truck
Head-on collision closes Highway 200 in Plains
Matt Unrau
St. Regis hosts demolition derby
Bruce Charles
Plains adds new truck to fire arsenal
Matt Unrau
Mary Kathleen Berenice Kajewski Noonan
Mary (Betty) Noonan, 97, was born January 20, 1912, in Qu'Appelle, Saskatchewan, Canada, to Harry Haronin Kajewski (b. Poland 1877, d. Craik Sask., 1962) and Mary Edith Alicia Kajewski, nee Moore, (b.Walkerton, Ontario, 1882, d. Regina Sask., 1971). Her father and grandfather owned the first power plant in Saskatchewan.Growing up in Regina with her siblings Tom, Norah, Edith and Hilda, she excelled in Canadian sports, becoming captain for her hockey and curling teams.
Citizens flock to Trout Creek for Poker Run
Heather Hasty
Schweitzer pleads guilty to drug charges
Nick Ianniello
Schweitzer pleads guilty to drug charges
Nick Ianniello
Citizens flock to Trout Creek for Poker Runn
Heather Hasty
Paying respects
Students from Superior Elementary School gathered in their gym in celebration of Veteran's Day Tuesday afternoon before heading home for the day to pay their respects to the veterans that have served the country.
Two letters are being re-run this week because of a misprint in the Valley Press.
Letters
Support hemp legalization
Call MT USA Representative Denny Rehberg today — requesting a YES VOTE on the bill [HR1009] federally legalizing cultivation of Industrial hemp in the USA changing jurisdiction from the DEA to the Department of Agriculture.
Former death row inmate speaks out
It was a night of great emotion and strong conviction in the Thompson Falls St. William Parish on Oct. 6 after two men had taken to the pulpit to denounce the death penalty.
Juvenile arrested in Hot Springs carjacking
An attempted carjacking near Hot Springs on Highway 28 Monday morning left one woman shaken, but relieved to be safe and sound.
Car fever
Parked against the low curb of the Lake Side Motel in Trout Creek last Saturday sat a brown 1929 Model A Ford Coupe, part of Trout Creek’s 4th Annual Cool Summer Nights Car Show.
Searching for huckleberry utopia
I have a habit of jumping blindly into misadventures in the wilderness with vague directions and equally vague goals.
Fair breaks records again
An estimated 50,000 people came to the Sanders County Fair over the past week, a record number and up almost 15,000 from last year, according to Fair Manager Mike Hashisaki.