- Relevance
- Date
- Any time
- Past 24 hours
- Past week
- Past month
- Past year
Sort By
Date
All results /
Who is responsible for military interventions?
State of the Nation
Outreach zoo visits Trout Creek
TROUT CREEK - As a part of the Trout Creek School’s after school summer program, the participating students have had a summer full of animal adventures.
Fish ladder sees record numbers
The fish ladder at the Thompson Falls Dam has transported a record number of fish including trout, bass and pike this year.
Quarterly wildlife meeting held
THOMPSON FALLS – County commissioners and regional wildlife experts assembled for their quarterly wildlife meeting last week at the county courthouse.
Grassroots politics
Do you ever get so frustrated with an ongoing situation that you give up trying to resolve it? Such a national frustration is being called to attention with great clarity and interest in America as we speak. This involves Sen. Bernie Sanders campaigning for president on the Democratic ticket. On July 1, Sen. Sanders drew 10,000 people into the Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Madison, Wisconsin. This was the largest crowd drawn by any candidate in 2015.
Plains alumni return to teach basketball camp
PLAINS - Monday through Wednesday of last week the Plains High School (PHS) gymnasium was filled with the sounds of dozens of basketballs being dribbled and shot. Starting at 9:00am and finishing at 11:30am, first graders through seventh graders participated in the 2015 Basketball Camp of Champions. From noon to 3:00pm grades eighth through twelfth participated in the camp.
CFVH recognized for rural healthcare
PLAINS – A group of cyclists, biking across a wide swath of the country this summer, stopped by Plains last week.
Food bank in Superior still in need of assistance
SUPERIOR – With fall and winter holidays long behind the residents of Mineral County, the people who run the food bank in Superior understand that it is easy for people to forget there is still a need for supplies to help the less fortunate.
Task force work continues
MINERAL COUNTY – Mineral County Commissioners were busy last week at their annual meeting passing several measures including one that will maintain an organization devoted to keeping Mineral County residents safe from those who make bad choices behind the wheel.
Legislative agenda aimed at real problems
By Attorney General Tim Fox
Montana should own land
By Montana State Senator Jennifer Fielder
Community pitches in to refurbish veteran's truck
HOT SPRINGS – The third annual Homesteaders Days car show was capped with a surprise presentation last weekend in Hot Springs.
Obituary; Frank M. Niles
Frank M. Niles, 31, of Three Forks, MT passed away Friday, June 12, 2015 after a lifelong battle with a heart condition. Frank was born on June 26, 1983 to Frank and Deanna Niles of Three Forks and spent the majority of his life there.
Fair Board holds budget talks
PLAINS – The Sanders County Fair Board assembled for an emergency meeting at the county fairgrounds in Plains last week.
Elder abuse more prevalent
By ALANA LISTOE
Plains Day rolls through town
PLAINS – The town of Plains was hopping last weekend as the annual Plains Day celebration was held throughout the town on Saturday.
Mineral County valedictorians and salutatorians reflect on past and future
MINERAL COUNTY – As graduation ceremonies in Mineral County wrapped up last week, several students took to their respective podiums to deliver messages of inspiration, celebration of education and hope for the future.
Plains Elementary School hosts concert
The Plains School gymnasium was filled to capacity recently as the Elementary School hosted its “Having Fun with Music Elementary Spring Concert.”
Defensive driving training
PLAINS – A number of state employees took time out of their workday last week to receive some defensive driving training at the Sanders County Fairgrounds.
Guest speaker teaches community valuable lessons
THOMPSON FALLS – The Sanders County Coalition for Families partnered with the Sanders County Sheriff’s Office for a community training seminar last week in Thompson Falls.