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T. Falls projects advance
The wastewater project and improvements to the water system in Thompson Falls are progressing, Mayor Mark Sheets said this week. "The sewer project is...
Council votes down animal ordinance
The Thompson Falls City Council on Monday voted down an ordinance allowing residents to have chickens, rabbits, ducks and quails in the city limits. T...
CFVH expands vaccine eligibility
Clark Fork Valley Hospital (CFVH) held another COVID-19 vaccination clinic over the weekend, administering more than 800 vaccines last week. At the ho...
Additional candidates file for school boards
With some last-minute filings, additional school districts have enough candidates for an election in May. The county will mail ballots for elections...
Student artwork promotes TF cleanup
The annual effort to clean up the Thompson Falls community, Beautification Days, is set for April 15...
Deadline nears for school candidates
Additional candidates have filed for school board races as a week remains in the filing period, while Hot Springs and Dixon school districts still hav...
Vaccination clinics continue
by Annie Wooden Clark Fork Valley Hospital (CFVH) and Sanders County Public Health continue to administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents. CFVH has...
Wood sentenced to 100 years
Former Thompson Falls resident Danielle Wood on Tuesday was sentenced to 100 years in the Montana...
Residents split on sanctuary proposal
A group of Sanders County residents presented Sanders County Commissioners on Tuesday with a proposal asking that the county become a Second...
Wood sentenced to 100 years
Former Thompson Falls resident Danielle Wood on Tuesday was sentenced to 100 years in the Montana...
Court upholds Rock Creek Mine permit
The Montana Supreme Court last week made a decision to uphold a permit for Hecla’s proposed Rock Creek mine issued by the state Department of...
Residents file for board positions
With the deadline to file for special district elections passed, Sanders County school board candidates still have a month to file their intent for...
CFVH continues vaccine efforts
Clark Fork Valley Hospital (CFVH) continues to administer COVID-19 vaccines to residents of Sanders...
Biologist shares passion for outdoors, wildlife
"Far and away the best prize that life has to offer is the chance to work hard at work worth...
Wood guilty of homicide
After nine days of testimony and eight hours of deliberation, a jury found former Thompson Falls...
Judge revokes sentence
A defendant being held at the Sanders County Jail was sentenced to 15 years with the Department of Corrections on Tuesday. James Hernvall was...
County honors employees for years of service
Sanders County honored employees for years of service last week during a ceremony at the...
Testimony continues in murder trial
The trial of a former Thompson Falls woman continues this week at the Sanders County Courthouse....
Filing open for county races
Sanders County voters will decide on several special district and school board elections this year. Trustees can now file their intent and oath of can...
State tracks vaccinations, CFVH expects more this week
The state of Montana is now tracking data on those receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, as well as the number of coronavirus cases in the state. This...
Cellphone data analyzed in trial
Testimony continued Tuesday in the trial of Danielle Wood, a former Thompson Falls resident charged...
Jury to begin deliberations
Attorneys called their final witnesses on Wednesday in the trial of Danielle Wood, 56, a former Thompson Falls resident accused of deliberate...
Wood guilty of homicide
A jury has found former Thompson Falls resident Danielle Wood guilty of deliberate homicide. The...
T. Falls murder trial begins
The trial of former Thompson Falls resident Danielle Wood began Tuesday with opening arguments by...
Hundreds show interest in COVID-19 vaccine
Some Sanders County residents will begin receiving the required second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine as Clark Fork Valley Hospital (CFVH) prepares to...