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Northern pike study begins in western Montana
Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks fisheries biologists began tagging northern pike in portions of the Bitterroot, Clark Fork, and Clearwater rivers this week as part of a new study on pike movement in the Missoula area. The success of the study depends on reports from anglers who catch tagged fish.
Lady Hawks earn 4 straight wins
To say the Thompson Falls High girls fast pitch softball team has shaken off its season-opening heartbreaking loss to Sanders County rival Plains would be like saying a little snow will slow them down.
Plains softball routs Deer Lodge
It had been awhile since the Plains Trotters fastpitch softball team’s home-opening win over Sanders County rival Thompson Falls.
Superior High tennis eyes bright future
For a group of youngsters and a few players who have never played the game, the Superior High tennis program is progressing into what may become a bright future.
Gray wolf delisting mired in politics
Gray wolf delisting mired in politics
Campaign season begins with local 'meet and greet'
Some say the first robin hopping across the law is a sure sign spring is at hand.
Unique items get second life at Two Rivers Thrift
St. Regis resident Becky Palmer is a thrift store queen. And any self-proclaimed penny pinching, bargain hunter can attest to how rewarding it is to find something special and give it a second life.
Q&A with treasurer/superintendent candidate Jill Betts
Q&A with treasurer/superintendent candidate Jill Betts
Q&A with treasurer/superintendent candidate Merry Mueller
Q&A with treasurer/superintendent candidate Merry Mueller
Superior students check in from Europe
Superior High School students who have been touring Europe were expected to return Tuesday. The following trip report was submitted by teacher Jeff Schultz last week.
Paradise sewer board debates Barber's resignation
During the last episode of “The Middle Aged and the Sewerless” everyone was wondering if this was the last they’d see of thrice resigned Paradise Board member Janis Barber.
Plains softball rallies to top rival T-Falls
Who needs the boys of summer when you’ve got the “girls of spring”?
Thompson Falls golf teams stack up
As is the case with most area high school golf teams, large numbers are participating this year as compared to the last two Covid-stifled seasons.
St. Regis golf draws ample numbers
Last season only two players turned out for the St. Regis High school golf team. The good news is both are back this year along with a bunch of other players.
Superior girls tennis eyes success on court
A strong player turnout is fueling anticipation that the Superior High School girls could be a formidable team this Spring.
Vigil held for woman who went missing on river
March 22 marked eight months since Rebekah Barsotti went missing after seen on the Clark Fork River near mile marker 71 known as St. Johns that has a sandy beach enjoyed by many during the summer.
Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Wayne Cashman
Q&A with Mineral County sheriff candidate Wayne Cashman
Thompson Falls fundraiser to assist Ukrainians
If you, like many others around the world, have seen the many heart-wrenching images of the hardships thrust upon the people of Ukraine, and would like to do something from Montana, a man and a church in Thompson Falls have an excellent way to help.
Heated exchanges at sewer board meeting
According to Webster’s New World dictionary, dysfunction (not to be confused with “dat-function”) is quite simply “abnormal or impaired functioning.”
Rough winter for semi wrecks on I-90
This has been a harsher winter with both snow accumulation and cold temperatures than the last few years. It has been especially noticeable when driving.