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Thompson Falls steamrolls way to state championship
But to the Blue Hawks, the Titans were just another speed bump on the way to a third championship in school history.
Letter writer opines on freedom
Our American founders recognized the source of freedom is from God.
Montana Viewpoint: George Washington, patriot or traitor?
“…the liberty secured by the Constitution does not import an absolute right in each person to be at all times, and in all circumstances, wholly freed from restraint.” Furthermore, he wrote, the Constitution is based on “…the fundamental principle of the social compact…that all shall be governed by certain laws for the protection, safety, prosperity and happiness of the people, not for the profit, honor or private interests of any one man, family or class of men.”
Lolo National Forest Christmas tree permits available
Up to three Christmas tree permits are allowed per family.
State legislature is selling out Montana hunters
This past legislature, ruled by an overwhelming Republican majority, was the worst I have ever seen for local Montana hunters.
Mineral County life coach wants to help people
Through her various certifications and trainings she has received, Morrison is eager to make a difference in her new community.
Mineral County Sheriff's Office profile: Eric Lindauer
Lindauer has worked as a county detention Officer and already knows the staff, equipment and procedures inside the sheriff’s office.
Plains 4-H shooting sports coaches retire
Mike Blake turns 82 pretty soon and is stepping down from being the trap shooting coach for the Plains 4-H Shooting Sports Program after nine years.
Sally Rice
Sally was born Feb. 21, 1944, in Seattle, Washington, to Luther William Miller and Marie (Nymeyer) Miller.
Uncovering the mystery of Pete Redcrow's spring
Just west of the Corona Divide on Corona Road, or U.S. Forest Service Trail 1025, one will see an official sign that reads: REDCROW SPG. IN MEMORY OF PETE REDCROW.
St. Regis School continues Veterans Day breakfast tradition
Derek Larson, St. Regis music teacher and newly appointed School Superintendent, proudly waved his baton as the student musicians were clearly enjoying themselves.
DeBorgia resident helps families have Thanksgiving
For DeBorgia resident Meghan Stevens, Thanksgivings has always been one of her favorite holidays.
Montana sex trafficker pleads guilty
The government further alleged that in 2019, Venning met Jane Doe 9 in a motel in Missoula after responding to one of Jane Doe 9’s own ads for commercial sex. Venning discussed how she would work for him and ultimately she did.
Montana Viewpoint: American Redoubt
This is the kind of publicity that most communities would not want to have because it would serve as a deterrent to the economic growth of an area.
Polson woman accused of deliberate homicide
Sharon Whitworth, 56, of Polson is charged with the death on Sunday of Tonya Charles, 63, also of Polson, Sheriff Don Bell said.
Getting to the point is goal of Plainly Speaking Toastmasters
Each Tuesday evening, save for holiday weeks, the group gathers in the Plains Alliance Church Library.
St. Regis resident hand crafts wood furniture
With an eclectic work portfolio including anything from laying carpet to being a seamstress for a T-bird and Mustang dealership installing upholstery, Elledge has always stayed sharp working with her hands and found joy in creating things.
Thompson Falls heads to state as Western B champs
The Lady Hawks needed two matches on Saturday to win the title over Florence-Carlton.
New group helps collect school, hygiene supplies
“Most of us don't think twice when we are buying things like toilet paper, cleaning products, diapers, and so many other things. But imagine if you were at the store and only had $27 to last you the entire month, but needed toilet paper, body soap, laundry soap, toothpaste, and a toothbrush. You do not have enough money to buy all of these products, which would you choose?” That’s a difficult scenario that Superior resident Amy Kelsey has not only pondered, but lived out as a child growing up and as a parent.
Samuel Heacock, 45
Samuel Heacock