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FUN AT THE FAIR
People go to Sanders County Fair to see farm animals, rodeo cowboys, derby smashing, and to get a...
4-H animals a big draw at county fair
It's that time of year when the youth of 4-H can show off the work they've done over the past year...
Fire damages Plains home
Firefighters were able to save a Paradise house from total destruction after a fire started in an upstairs room last Tuesday. Plains-Paradise Fire...
Community Fountain
NOT JUST FOR THE BIRDS – A heard of young deer gather at a bird bath to get a cool drink on a hot...
Shakespeare comes to Plains, T. Creek
Reading Shakespeare in school might have been a chore, but the Plains Woman's Club brings it to...
Local challenge promises adventure
People have less than a month now to ready themselves for a challenge – the 3rd Annual Clark Fork Adventure Challenge, a triathlon sponsored by the...
New food, fun slated for fair
The 2018 Sanders County Fair is once again returning with a mixture of traditional festivities and bringing in some new ones. The biggest new arrival...
Quick response to Weeksville fire
A fire just west of Weeksville last week could have turned into a major forest fire had it not been...
Sewage plant could face problems
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers saved the Plains Wastewater Treatment Plant from being overtaken by...
Plains City Council discusses pool repairs
The swimming pool season in Plains is over as of Saturday, the last day for people to take a cool dip until next year, yet the 2019 pool opening is...
Plains artist takes second in national contest
A drawing has put Plains, Montana, on the map, according to Carol Harris, coordinator for the VFW...
Plains Piranhas finish season at state
The Piranhas school of swimmers are out of class for the season. Ten members of the Plains Piranhas...
CASA event raises funds for local kids
More than 200 people showed up to support the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) fundraiser...
Plains man celebrates 100
On July 30, 1918, renown American writer and poet Joyce Kilmer, an American soldier in the famous...
Noodles dominate softball tourney
The Noxon Limp Noodles looked as though they had it in the bag as the undefeated team went into the...
Plains woman takes top trap honors
It's best not to get Helen Durgin angry, she's proven she can shoot straight and a moving target is...
Piranhas get help from sidekicks
Batt Lulack competed on the Plains Piranhas Swim Team as a youngster and last week he was again...
Local artists show off creations
A dozen artists from Sanders County gathered for the 5th Annual Artists in Paradise exhibition at th...
Paradise Center open house draws visitors
Nearly 80 people showed up at the open house of the Paradise Center, formerly Paradise Elementary...
Metal horse gets new coat
Kenton Pies is still horsing around with an art project he hopes to have on display along the main...
Work begins on Plains street
Work to get the roads of Plains fixed began last week with Farmer Street, considered the worst of...
Statement of independence
IN YOUR FACE BRITAIN – Anthony Livernois of Plains furls an American flag at a local event while...
Plains ordinance sees first complaint
The Plains Community Decay Ordinance had only been law one day when someone picked up a complaint form, said Plains Mayor Dan Rowan. The complaint...
Piranhas attack, win 5th in Plains meet
Plains Piranha Jack Couch captured first place in each of the three events at the Plains swim meet...
County celebrates Independence Day
"The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am...
