Ze Merry Maries a capella group together for 10 years

“It all started with a story on NPR in 2008,” says Deb Achatz of Trout Creek, who first dreamed up the area’s long-time comedy a capella group, Ze Merry Maries. She was struck by a piece saying that performance art was not taught in schools as much as it used to be.

Column: The Power of the Individual

Sanders County Sheriff's Relief Fund delivers food and gifts

The annual Sanders County Sheriff’s Relief Fund food and gift distribution came off without a hitch Dec. 23.

Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show Superior

Old Schoolhouse Rock Car Show Superior

One man's thoughts on result of presidential election

This is a listing of four basic and important reasons I think Joe Biden won the election and Donald Trump lost.

Road closure planned for Little Joe Road this summer, work starting

The Lolo National Forest began a large two phased road improvement project on Little Joe Road, Forest Road 282, late last month to resurface the road, improve drainage, and upgrade two stream crossings.

Larson wins in Missoula Community Choir contest

For St. Regis School music teacher Derek Larson, he took his quarantine experiences and created a new song...

Plains students bring in holiday break with superhero games

Change in the water

Town Council to discuss late fees and water rates

The Plains water/waste water committee held a public meeting last Tuesday night to discuss changes to the town's water system.

Mineral County Community Calendar

Thompson Falls beautifies town

THOMPSON FALLS – The community of Thompson Falls came together last week to help beautify their town. The goal of the annual event is to spruce up, clean up and pick up the town.

Scientist tests Thompson water

Along the banks of the Thompson Falls Resevoir Thursday, University of Montana Geomorphologist Johnnie Moore bent down to take several sediment samples from the property of Thompson Falls resident, Jon Sonju. Moore was searching for contaminants that washed downstream from the Milltown Dam, breached last March. Sonju, a geologist, invited Moore to test the sediment after he noticed a green discoloration of the water near his home at the edge of the river. Moore has conducted previous research in conjunction with the U.S. Geological Survey and PPL Montana, which owns the Thompson Falls hydroelectric dam on the Clark Fork River.

Letter to the Editor; Open Doors, Inc.

Dear Editor:

Noxon holds Great Pumpkin and costume contest

Noxon students participated in the Great Pumpkin Contest and costume party last week.

Local church celebrates Thanksgiving

It was the mission of the Assembly of God Church to make sure that no one went hungry on Thanksgiving this past week. Anyone who was in need of a meal on Thursday was given a free dinner. Over two days, a full fledged classic style Thanksgiving dinner was prepared by members of the church and others from the community.

Ed Norton Big Band to perform

Are you sick of the weather? Looking for something fun to do? Want to hear some great music? Maybe even do some dancing?

T-Falls coach writes first Montana cross country book

Cross-country running has never been known as one of the most publicized high school sports, but one Thompson Falls High School cross-country coach hopes to change that image by publishing his own book about crosscountry running in Montana.

Voter pamphlet for Plains Board Trustees

The Plains School would like to introduce you to the candidates that are running for the School Board Trustee positions in the election on May 5, 2008.

A dose of fashion and wine in Plains

Danielle Switalski

Busy Fourth planned for Sanders County

SANDERS COUNTY – Areas throughout Sanders County will be hosting celebratory events to mark the nation’s independence on the Fourth of July.