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Lady Savage Heat edge Alberton
It was a hard fought week of volleyball for the young and improving Hot Springs volleyball team.
Conservation district board considers resort deck permit
Montana’s Natural Streambed and Land Preservation Act, also known as the 310 Law, requires anyone planning to work in or near a year-round stream or river to obtain a permit.
Lady Hawks clash with Western B power Bigfork
With Western B volleyball playoff action looming, Thompson Falls’ girls were trying to do what no one else had done this year so far.
Noxon girls get 2 more wins; boys top Alberton
The Noxon girls basketball team got a pair of wins this past week, thanks to some solid play against struggling opponents.
Dawn Terrill takes seat on Mineral County Commission
Dawn Terrill was sworn in Oct. 7 as the newest commissioner for Mineral County.
Lady Bobcats outlast St. Regis in tight match
In what was the first meeting of the 2022 volleyball season this past Wednesday between the two rivals located just 14 miles apart along I-90, and Homecoming for one of them to boot. And both teams had enough energy to be factors in a regional, special format tournament that was held most of Saturday in Superior, St. Regis and Alberton.
Lady Bobcats earn big win over Hot Springs
Sometimes a win-one, lose-one scenario is not so bad, especially when the level of competition is considered.
Burgers and Bows shootout pulls in 80 archers
Archery, including bow hunting, is alive and well in Northwest Montana.
Legion Post 13 holds Flag Day ceremony
Molly Parkman moved to St. Regis a year ago and said that she had never seen a ceremony that the American Legion Post 13 was about to perform for proper disposal of worn and tattered American flags.
Cancer Network of Sanders County holds annual fundraiser
Saturday night brought together donors, sponsors, volunteers and the public.
St. Regis topples Hot Springs 3-1
After the first game of this unofficial rivalry clash, it looked like it was going to be one of those matches.
Speed limit questioned
The Mineral County Commissioners met with a representative from the Montana Department of Transportation Wednesday morning to discuss the possibility of lowering the speed limit on Highway 135 near St. Regis.
Students get message of teen problems
The Plains High School Drama Club had the opportunity to show their fellow students what got them an award at the Montana State Thespian Festival recently, but they also had the chance to demonstrate some of the problems teenagers face on a day-to-day basis.
All-stars clinch nail-biter
The Clark Fork Valley All-stars added a win to their column on July 2 with a come-from-behind victory won off the momentum they acquired in the third inning.
No place like homecoming
Friday night was a bad time to be in the crosshairs of the undefeated Superior Bobcats football team, with the entire team excited and ready to please the crowd on homecoming night in Superior.
County highway relatively safe over Memorial Day weekend
West End, St. Regis firefighters help in rollover
Skies clear for Turkey Shoot
“It ain't raining and it ain't blowing, so it's nice,” said Tom Kunzer of the 2008 Turkey Shoot at Plains Saturday.
Letter to Editor
Political wisdom; “Never put in writing what you can communicate by speaking, and never speak when you can make your point with a wink and a nod.”
Letters to the Editor
I am asking for your vote to reelect Denley Loge as your State Representative in House District 14. As an advocate for Montana military and veteran issues for more than 35 years I have worked with many freshman legislators. Representative Loge is one of the best I have ever worked with on those issues. He is sensitive to the needs of our military and veterans and knows the wants and needs of his constituents in HD 14.
Shirley 'Dusty' Carley
The Carley family celebrates the arrival of Shirley Berneice “Dusty” Carley to her Heavenly home, on Feb. 16, 2017. She died at home, surrounded by her family, just as she wished. She was preceded in death by the love of her life, her beloved husband, Kenneth Duane Carley, on Aug. 28, 2016. Dusty resided in Thompson Falls with her daughter and son-in-law, Robin & Michael Trull. She died of a heart condition that was non-operable.