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HONORING VETERANS
Area schools and organizations honored Sanders County veterans in remembrance of Veterans Day....
Trout Creek shooting suspect arrested
--- UPDATED FRIDAY, NOV. 16, 8 a.m. --- The Sanders County Sheriff's Office (SCSO) reports that they have arrested West Flockerzi, the suspect in the... Full story
Hwy 200 project begins
The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) began a project east of Thompson Falls this week to make safety improvements along Highway 200. The...
Change of plea on weapon charge
Theodore Gibson Jr., entered a guilty plea Tuesday in the form of an Alford plea to a charge of possession of a deadly weapon by a prisoner in a...
Cancer Network lantern fundraiser set for Nov. 24
The Cancer Network of Sanders County will once again host a lantern launch to honor those who have lost their battle with cancer, or friends and...
Incumbents retain county seats
More than 6,100 voters sent in ballots and headed to the polls for Tuesday's general election....
GEAR UP continues to help TF students
At the Thompson Falls School Board meeting on Monday, GEAR UP liaison Penny Beckman detailed the budget for the upcoming year. Beckman said that the s...
County to review disaster plan
The process to update the county’s Multi-Hazard Mitigation Plan has begun. The plan, which includes strategy to reduce impacts of natural and...
Voters head to polls Tuesday
With less than a week until Election Day, the Sanders County Clerk and Recorder’s office is busy. Sanders County has 8,580 registered voters. Clerk...
Deputy makes drug bust during traffic stop
A routine traffic stop last Friday turned into an individual being arrested for having a...
Slow start to hunting season
Hunters took to the field last weekend across northwest Montana for the opening weekend of the general deer and elk season. Amid unseasonably warm...
County warns of election mailings
Sanders County election officials are warning voters about misinformation in mailings. Sanders County Clerk and Recorder Nichol Scribner said that...
TFHS students pledge to be drug-free
Thompson Falls schools kicked off Red Ribbon Week activities on Tuesday with a "Donut Do Drugs"...
Design continues for Blue Slide repair
Design plans are being finalized for the second phase of a project to repair a portion of Blue Slide Road that washed out earlier this year. The...
Bras raise funds for a good cause
Noxon High School senior Kali Murray invited the public to get creative with old bras for a good...
T. Falls mayor submits resignation
Thompson Falls Mayor Mark Sheets turned in his resignation at Monday's city council meeting. "It's...
Candidates share views at forums
Candidates for local political races gathered over the weekend to share their views with the...
State Grange delegates meet in Thompson Falls
Representatives from Montana's 11 Grange traveled to Thompson Falls last week to conduct their...
Property owners get Thumbs Up for beautification
The Thompson Falls Beautification Days Committee recognized three properties last week for their...
$35 mil awarded in church lawsuit
Late last Wednesday, the civil trial against the Jehovah’s Witnesses organization came to a close with $35 million being awarded to a woman who was...
Falls man sentenced on DUI, drug charges
On Tuesday, Judge Deborah “Kim” Christopher sentenced Jeffrey Hernandez to a two-year deferred sentence with the Department of Correction on the...
Theft charges filed against PTO member
A member of the Hot Springs Elementary Parent Teacher Organization has been charged with felony theft following an investigation into alleged...
Schools replacing aging fire alarms
Safety is a priority at Thompson Falls Schools, Superintendent Bill Cain reported at the board meeting Monday evening. With that, the administration i...
$35 million judgment in Jehovah's Witnesses case
Wednesday evening, the civil trial against the Jehovah's Witnesses organization came to a close with $35 million being awarded to a woman who was...
Fair board looks ahead
The Sanders County Fair Board met last week to review the 2018 Fair and Rodeo, and the feedback and financial reports were mostly positive. The fair...
