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ROCKET SCIENCE
The difficulty of studies at Plains High School isn't rocket science, that is unless a student is a...
Local artist donates painting to Plains school
The president of Joint Operation Mariposa presented a painting to Plains Elementary School last...
Winter's Last Visit
An elderly doe weathers the late winter storm west of Plains, periodically dipping her entire head...
Firefighters dedicated to climb
The 2020 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Firefighter Stairclimb fundraiser in Seattle was postponed...
READING REWARDS
The teachers and staff at Plains School went animal last week at an assembly in the gymnasium to...
Paradise project closer to goal
With the latest approval of a state grant, the community of Paradise is one step closer to achieving a goal of having a centralized wastewater...
Schools get boost from state grants
by Ed Moreth It wasn't the sweepstakes man coming to the door, but it was a big win for Plains...
Plains students donate painting
Members of Joint Operation Mariposa and Plains School students teamed up in Helena last week to pres...
CASA raises awareness, funds at event
It might be a time to gobble up homemade chili, cornbread and pies, but the ultimate goal isn't to...
Council accepts lagoon move plan
The Plains Council voted last Monday to accept one of three plans to relocate the town's lagoon to a...
STUDENT EXPRESSIONS
Drawing pictures can be kid stuff, but when it comes to the Art on the Walls program at Clark Fork...
Plains investigation moved to county
It has been nearly a year since Mark Legard was found dead in his Plains home, the result of a gunshot wound, but investigators are still attempting...
Plains council gets new member
Two council members were sworn for four-year terms at the first Plains Town Council meeting of the...
Plains-Paradise Senior Center needs help
The Plains-Paradise Senior Center might be in danger of shutting down, taking away an important...
A CHRISTMAS 'CAROL'
Having a birthday on Christmas Day can be a treat, but when Santa Claus makes an exclusive stop to d...
Plains sculpture artist adding to herd
The Plains horse sculpture artist is almost ready to get his second steel animal to the greenway....
Brain games test students
Having to think on the last day of school of the calendar year can be tough, unless it's a fun kind...
Fair board to bring back lights
The Sanders County Fair Commission voted unanimously to bring back the fair’s Christmas light show. Board Chairman Randy Woods said that it’s too...
Plains kids take Polar Express tour
The kids at Plains Elementary School had to wait outside Monday morning, but when they were let in,...
Plains shows Christmas character
The parade through Plains from Central Avenue to Hubbard Street Saturday lasted only two minutes,...
Gingerbread fun for adults
Architects might take their lunch to work, but they don't usually eat their work. The six adults...
Plains business gets new owners
The flower shop and the liquor store in Plains are under new ownership, and once again, the owners a...
Vets conduct flag retirement ceremony
VFW Post 3596 of Plains usually has to contend with freezing temperatures when the club conducts...
Ceremony remembers loved ones lost
Coping with the loss of a loved one can be tough, especially during the holiday season, which is...
Students spread Christmas spirit
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas in Plains, thanks in part to the art students of Plains...
