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Superior's Plaake lights up Two Eagle River
Without a doubt the brightest star in the Superior basketball sky last Tuesday night was Orion.
Thilmony, Lawson tapped for Shrine Game
The honors are rolling in for local athletes, in this case selection to the East-West Shrine Game, a football showcase for some of Montana’s best high school seniors from this past season.
Wasteful spending will only make inflation worse
Montana families across the state are feeling the pain in their pocketbooks from inflation and higher prices on everything from gas to groceries to heating their homes.
St. Regis mother finds comfort in foundation that supports families after the death of a child
“There is nothing that symbolizes loss or grief more than a mother losing a child,” David LaChapelle.
Local Plains churches celebrate Christmas
It was a beautiful snowy evening Dec. 10 when local musicians and singers gathered together at a Plains church in celebration of Christmas. The concert was open to the public and was a non-denominational event, supported by many churches in the Plains area.
Arntzen destroying public education
Letters to the editor Dec. 22
Santa visits Plains on a snowy morning
On a cold and snowy Saturday morning Santa arrived in his open sleigh, escorted by the Plains volunteer fire department and the Southside Sparks 4-H Club. Along the way, Santa tossed out candy to the children in the crowd.
36-lot subdivision planned near Alberton
Locals know it as the Thompson Ranch, and when it went up for sale a few years ago many crossed their fingers that the buyer would keep it the same. But many others could see the handwriting on the wall.
Thompson Falls' Koskela named Coach of the Year
Prior to the start of the season, Thompson Falls football coach Jared Koskela was asked what he would like to see from his 2021 team.
Timed tickets to manage traffic on Glacier park's Sun Road
Montana's Glacier National Park will implement a timed ticketed entry system again next summer — from Memorial Day weekend through the weekend after Labor Day — to manage traffic on the scenic Going-to-the-Sun Road, park officials said Monday.
Superior Bobcats girls trounce Noxon
This was a tale of two teams headed in opposite directions so far this year.
Savage Heat thump Two Eagle River
It was a good night to be a Savage Heat fan, or a player for that matter.
Blue Hawks triumph over rival Plains
One step forward, one step back has been the course taken by the Thompson Falls Blue Hawks boys basketball team so far this year.
Superior Junior High boys go 19-0
Perfection is hard to obtain. Just ask all those teams who have tried without success to match the 1972 Miami Dolphins Super Bowl winning 17-0 mark.
St. Regis boys smother visiting Charlo
Buoyed by the return to action of one of it’s key “smotherees”, the already smothering St. Regis boys basketball defense smothered visiting Charlo 71-56 Friday night in St. Regis.
Lady Tigers show improvement against Charlo
The path to getting better, AKA progress, AKA improvement, most often features a series of hurdles.
Montana St. wins first semifinal since '84, beats SDSU 31-17
Montana State freshman quarterback Tommy Mellott accounted for four touchdowns to send the Bobcats to their first title game in 38 years with a 31-17 win over South Dakota State in a Football Championship Series semifinal game on Saturday.
Basketball: Thompson Falls hangs tough at Anaconda Tip-off
Three for four is not bad. If you are a baseball player and you get a hit three out of four times, you are a millionaire or better.
St. Regis School thankful for former and current superintendents
The board would like to sincerely thank Mrs. McKay and her husband, John, for dropping everything at home in Libby and moving their fifth wheel here to answer the call to our school district.
Montana Viewpoint: Infrastructure, hard and soft
There are two types of infrastructure, commonly called hard and soft.