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Solid opening weekend for hunting season
Hunters took to the field Saturday and Sunday across northwest Montana for the opening weekend of the general deer and elk season. At the six northwest Montana check stations, a total of 3,146 hunters checked 136 white-tailed deer, 25 mule deer, and 31 elk for a 6.1 percent rate of hunters with game. Of the whitetails checked, 95 were bucks and 41 were antlerless. The Highway 2 check station had the largest number of whitetail deer taken (40), while the Swan (31) and Olney (29) check stations weren’t far behind.
Hot Springs play 4
Mammal characters sing and dance in the play opening number on Thursday in Hot Springs School.
Numbers confirmed in Hot Springs ballot recount
THOMPSON FALLS – A recount was held on Friday in the county commissioners chambers for the two candidates facing off for Hot Springs Councilperson, Ward 2, Seat 2.
Plains Day deemed a great success
PLAINS – The streets of Plains were flooded with people for the 51st annual Plains Day event, an event that offers family-friendly fun to all those in attendance.
State Champion
Superior senior Cary Chamberlain claimed the number one spot in Division B-C tennis with a win in Missoula on Thursday.
Strength in Numbers
Thompson Falls runner Lucas Grewell leads Plains runners Garrett Horton and Kris Beech during the Whitefish Invite Oct. 8th.
Snow plow
Batt Lulack busies himself with plowing the properties on Lynch Street in Plains on Monday. Lulack cleared a number of parking lots for local businesses.
Keir Sanzano
Keir Sanzano takes a shot for the basket during an Alberton Panthers home game. Sanzano ranked second on a number of statistics this season.
St. Regis School plans to resume in-class training
On June 21, the St. Regis School Board voted to bring children back to in-classroom instruction at the start of the 2020-2021 school year.
Thanksgiving travel expected to increase over '17 numbers
AAA is projecting that more than 54 million Americans will travel nationwide over this Thanksgiving holiday, a 4.8-percent increase over last year, or 2.5 million travelers. This is also predicted to be the highest Thanksgiving travel volume since 2005. This is despite higher gas prices at the pump with the national average at $2.79 as of Nov. 1, a 31-cent increase over this same time last year.
Sweet Adelines present barbershop Christmas
Members of a Missoula-based chapter of Sweet Adelines performed barbershop-style numbers in Superior for a holiday show sponsored by MCPAC.
Four-day journey focuses on unresolved hit-and-run deaths
“Mika Matters,” “Justice for Mena,” “Missing and Murdered Indigenous People,” and “Justice 4 Aiden” signs waved above a group walking from Polson Super 1 to the Lake County Courthouse lawn Friday afternoon – the last stop on a four-day journey that began in Arlee.
On the mound
Pitcher Tia Thompson was a huge part of the Trotters' success as she struck out a large number of girls. Thompson also helped the team with two hits and three RBIs.
Kindergarten Roundup
Kindergarten teacher Dana Diehl works with Chad McGonagle, 4, on his developmental screening where they went over colors, numbers, shapes, among other things.
Fixing water, sewer systems is uphill battle
While residents in other parts of Sanders County are dealing with sewer and water systems of their own, Plains has been faced with that and more.
Hot Springs couple realizes their longtime dream of running bison ranch
Hot Springs ranchers Jon Sepp and Brittany Masters are chasing their dreams.
Plains mayor lauds 2020 accomplishments
A long time problem for the Town of Plains took a giant step toward resolution...
CFVH nurses honored for National Nurses Week
When a patient faces a difficult health scare or situation, it is often the small things that can bring the most comfort.
Hunters discuss public access on MKH lands
Losing the privilege to hunt on property that has become your favorite spot over the years stings. Big time!
Cub scouts learn about police
Most people will never learn two languages in their lifetime, but the cub scouts found out last Tuesday that Max Flo Jo, Deputy James Balenger’s canine companion knows two: English and Spanish.