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Trotters and Lady Hawks get first win
By Mike Miller
Locals prepare for spring greening
According to locals, the most popular garden tip in Plains is, “Don’t plant anything in your garden until you see the heart shape snow melted near the top of Mount Baldy.”
Plains Drama Club crack up audiences with "Adam's Eve"
The Plains Drama Club presented their spring play performance, “Adam’s Eve,” to the public last weekend on Friday and Saturday night at the Sanders County Fairgrounds’ Pavilion center.
MCPAC fundraiser a hit
The Mineral County Performing Arts Council (MCPAC) held their annual fundraiser at the end of last month on March 20 at the Superior Elementary School. The event featured the Ed Norton Big Band, an 18-piece ensemble, featuring trumpets, trombones, saxophones and rhythm section.
Political year in review
Another April Fool’s Day has passed since Pat and I decided to throw our hats in the ring for the positions of Plains Precinct Committeeman and Committeewoman for the Republican Party and we’ve certainly met many good people and a few fools along the way.
Lady Hawks leveled, slow start for Thompson Falls
The Lady Hawks are still looking for their first win of the season after two games. In fact, Thompson Falls has yet to score a run in the 2011 season.
Trotters still looking for first win
The Trotters can’t seem to get over the hump in 2011 and have fallen in three of their four contests by only one run.
Local woman makes soap from goat's milk
“It’s a bit work intensive in the morning and they’re going to be noisy when I go in there. It’s also going to smell.”
Sanders County Sheriff's Report
3/27/11 5:16 a.m. – A patron at Rimrock Hotel in Thompson Falls advised that a male was going around to all of the rooms banging on the doors in the dark.
Lawmakers try to fund K-12 schools
This story is written by a UM School of Journalism student.
Plains-Hot Springs falls at Mission
The Plains-Hot Springs Trotters opened their 2011 season just one hit shy of a victory.
Lady Hawks lose opener to Loyola
The problem with being on top is that there’s nowhere to go but down.
Facts about HB 2
This past Tuesday, the Montana House of Representatives passed House Bill 2, which will eventually serve as the state’s budget for the next two years. Creation of a balanced budget is the one constitutional duty of the Legislature and it is a responsibility my Republican colleagues and I take very seriously.
Lady Cats celebrate their season
After a journey that took them to the divisional tournament, Superior girls basketball coach Jeff Schultz said that overall, he felt they came away with a successful season.
Plains pool will open this summer
After months of uncertainty, the Plains pool will open this summer.
Superior graduate leads her new team to a title
Last weekend, the Saco-Whitewater girls’ basketball team won their first state basketball championship in the history of either school, as a co-op team in Class C. And though the team isn’t from Mineral County and probably isn’t even familiar with the area, the team’s coach, Amber Erickson, is.
"Boots and Buckles Bash" to raise money
The Mineral County Medical Foundation invites the public to its annual “Boots and Buckles Bash” fund raiser to be held at the St. Regis Community Center on Saturday, April 2, at 6:00 P.M.
"I Love to Read" month wraps up in Alberton
The Alberton elementary school finished its annual “I Love to Read” month last week. On Wednesday, the library wrapped up the month with awards and activities for the students. The theme this year was about trains and railroads.
Officers injured in collision
Two Mineral County officers were struck by a car last Monday.
Students reflect on crash
The five basketball players and wrestler who were involved in a serious car crash a couple of weeks ago have all returned home and started the recovery process.