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Plains continues pursuit of property for new sewage treatment plant
The Town of Plains may be using eminent domain - the compulsory purchase of a property - in an...
New owners for Plains laundromat
The sole laundromat in Plains is under new ownership and they plan to be on site to assist...
Legion baseball back in action
The wet winter this week didn't stop the newest youth baseball team in Sanders County from getting...
The Bean Bug brews positive vibes
"We didn't know what to expect when we started, but it's been great," said Suzy VonHeeder, who...
Santa makes a special stop
Santa Claus is busy this time of year, but he made a special trip to Plains last Sunday to hand out...
Cemetery adds columbarium for veterans
Veterans will soon have another option when it comes to their final resting place, thanks to Joint...
Ready for the season
The Sanders County Fair Foundation is striving to make the fairgrounds a bit more cheery for...
Woman's Club sews bears for nonprofits
The Plains Woman's Club was getting into the Christmas spirit even before Halloween, working on...
FOR THE VETERANS
In a short ceremony at the Plains Cemetery, members of VFW Post 3596 commemerated military veterans,...
DANCERS IN MOTION
It's arguably one of the best aerobic exercises around. It takes concentration and precise timing,...
HALLOWEEN FUN
The winner of the Plains Lions Club Halloween costume contest couldn't even be seen. The "Invisible...
Lions elect first female president
A relatively newcomer to Plains was elected to the top office of the Plains Lions Club and is...
Final steel horse nearly done
The last steel horse of the Plains greenway will be going up in a matter of weeks, according to its...
Dog Hill Bistro in Plains closing its doors
COVID-19 has brought sickness, death, mental anguish and unemployment throughout the nation. Though...
Snow, cold puts end to hoppers
The beginning of this year's winter wonderland might be the finish for the little troublesome hoppin...
CFVH reaches out with health fair
Keeping people healthy is key to the Clark Fork Valley Hospital, even at a health fair, which is why...
Providers mixed on pot proposals
Among the issues on the ballot in November are two initiatives dealing with the recreational use of...
Organization plans festive event for 20th anniversary
The Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) plans to bring the community a special treat for its “Trick Cancer” themed fundraiser this year. The...
Pine cone collection supports future forest growth
Pine cones are collected year-round by people to make garland, holiday wreaths, centerpieces and...
CALL TO PRAYER
Nearly 100 people showed up to part take in "The Return - National and Global Day of Prayer and...
Group finishes historical walking trail
Volunteers finished erecting an historical sign exhibit for the Paradise Center Walking Trail at...
4-H members show off projects at fairgrounds
The Sanders County Fairgrounds may have lacked the aroma of fair food and carnival noise, but there...
Suicide awareness display grows
It started with a kneeling soldier, a cross and a tattered flag, but the next night, two rows of...
4-H horse show highlights skills
The fair was canceled, but 4-H was able to put on their annual competition for its members,...
Veterans float the Clark Fork
The United States of Hope teamed up with Joint Operation Mariposa and VFW Post 3596 for the first...
