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Bank Christmas music 4
Rackel Wrobleski fills Rocky Mountain Bank with music during her performance.
Sanders County Trade fair a success
Melissa Oyer
Fundraiser
The Feed the Food Bank Stew Feed was put on by the Women's Circle and they raised around $400 for the Plains Food Bank.
Montana Food Network receives grant from Avista; Support will benefit the Sanders County food banks
For some residents of Sanders County, Mont., feeding their families can be one of the biggest challenges they face each month. Six community food banks in Sanders County will have a bit more money to stock their shelves in the months ahead as the result of a $2,400 grant made by the Avista Foundation.
Bluehawks face off with Cut Bank
THOMPSON FALLS – The Bluehawks had their first taste of a home game against Cut Bank, who proved to be a strong front.
PLAINS COMMUNITY FOOD BANK THANKFUL FOR TOWN PUMP FOUNDATION
The Plains Community Food Bank would like to thank the Town Pump Charitable Foundation and the Plains Town Pump employees for their outstanding efforts during the 2019 MFBN Fundraiser.
Food bank
The Plains community came out to support the local Food Bank which received aid from a faith-based nonprofit, Convoy of Hope. Thirteen pallets of food were delivered on Saturday.
May storm improves outlook, but drought concerns persist for Montana
This week’s widespread, wet storm has brought a measure of relief to parts of Montana reeling from one of the driest winters on record, but water managers say it’s too early to tell how much of that water will stick around to sustain streams, crops and forests through the hottest months of the year.
Expanding rail service will create greater connectivity in Montana
For over a century, passenger rail has been part of Montana’s heritage, culture, and economy. It’s currently a lifeline for Hi-Line communities. And, without a doubt, it is part of Montana’s future.
'West Enders' create networking number
Residents who live along I-90 between mile marker 22 and Saltese are in the west end of Mineral County.
OUTDOORS - Horseback riding proves a rough but fun ride
I have not ridden a horse in quite some time. It has probably been ten to 15 years since I awkwardly threw my leg over a saddle and put my life in the hands of an animal that is probably a little indignant about having to haul around 170 pounds of extra payload for the next three hours.
John Schober
John G. Schober, 86, passed away Feb. 14, 2019, at Community Medical Center, surrounded by family and friends.
Volunteers learn defensive driving
Emergency vehicles from Plains and other communities converged at the old airport in Plains Saturday afternoon, Jan. 29, for defensive driving exercises. Ambulances, search and rescue trucks, brush trucks and one old yellow fire engine tore up and down the cracked and weathered tarmac, negotiating their way through bright orange traffic cones and getting a feel for what their vehicles can and cannot do.
The future of Plains' varsity football program
By Mike Miller
Obituary; Sally Elaine Marple (Stevenson)
Sally Elaine Marple (Stevenson), age 75, of Plains, MT, formerly of Cut Bank, went to be with her Lord and Savior on March 6, 2015. She died peacefully surrounded by family and friends.
River poses substantial threat to town
PLAINS- As of late, a committee of four concerned citizens have been tackling what is in their minds a very viable threat to the town of Plains.
James Kent Sinclair, 62
James Kent Sinclair, 62, took his first breath in Heaven at 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 8, 2018, at his beloved cabin at Glacier Bible Camp in Hungry Horse. Jim passed peacefully and pain free, after doing one of his favorite things, working at camp. He took his last breath on earth as he was holding hands with his bride of 43 years, Renee’.
Letter to the Editor: Support Dale
Dear Editor,
Noxon finds place at big meet
Noxon went up against 15 other schools at the Whitefish Invitational on Saturday and the girls JV team managed to take 9th place after facing Class A, B and C schools.
Poor landscaping can cause damage along rivers
Homeowners with property along the river or streambeds sometimes landscape their lawns too close to the high water mark. This can spell disaster to their beautifully manicure lawn as well as to the river bank, warns Mineral County Conservation District Board Chairman, Charlee Thompson.