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SHINY SHOW
It didn't have the most cars, but it had the most variety since it began, said Bryan Spellman, who v...
CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE DAY
The residents of Paradise celebrated the nation's birthday with food, drink, games and fellowship...
VFW serves up free burgers, hot dogs on the 4th
Fred Young Park was a busy place for about three hours on Independence Day as members of VFW Post 35...
Field of Flags
The greenway along Railroad Street in Plains took on a more patriotic look Tuesday morning when the...
Dozens take advantage of free dental care
People tend to smile when they get something free, especially when they get a brighter smile...
Kids get creative at summer camp
The Sanders County Arts Council (SCAC) gave youth the opportunity to tap into their artistic side...
Piranhas compete in Columbia Falls
Nearly a dozen boys and girls from Plains traveled to Columbia Falls to compete in the annual swim...
WINGS AND WHEELS
You've heard of it raining cats and dogs, but ping-pong balls are something new. That's what happene...
Woman's Club gathers soles
The Plains Woman's Club is participating in a nationwide program to help put shoes on the less...
Legion retires Old Glory
The red, white and blue stars and stripes were quickly engulfed in flames to the point it was...
Planes, cars to descend on Plains
People are invited to the annual Wings and Wheels Fly-In at the Plains airport from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, where there will be an assortment of...
Butcher's Nook opens in new, larger location
The Butcher's Nook in Plains held the grand opening of its new building Saturday and served an estim...
Plains council discusses pool, streets
The Plains Town Council had a busy time last Monday, passing two resolutions and the first reading of a new ordinance, and discussed numerous items pr...
Plenty of fun in Plains
The competitions of Plains Days weren't restricted to the high school or sports complex. There were...
VFW celebrates real Memorial Day
The Memorial Day picnics and parties were over, but the men and women of VFW Post 3596 wanted to...
More problems for Plains pool
It doesn’t look good for the E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool in Plains, but Mayor Dan Rowan is determined to keep it going. Despite the latest bad news,...
Plains Days to be packed with action
The Plains Days committee put out a schedule of events that they say is fairly firm, although something could change, according to the Facebook post....
Miss Montana visits Plains
A World War II airplane armed with a group of paratroopers invaded Holland just last week. The C-47...
Running club finishes with a 5K
by Ed Moreth Anyone who thinks mermaids can't run didn't go to the Mini Mermaid and Young Triton 5K...
OUT ON THE RANGE
An estimated 400 people turned out for Saturday's seasonal grand opening of the National Bison...
Artist starts on second metal horse
by Ed Moreth Kenton Pies is not being discouraged by critical comments of his steel horse on the...
Plains students display artistic talents
Nearly 100 people showed up at Plains High School Monday evening to check out the school's Art...
Fire district gets grant for tablets
The Plains-Paradise Rural Fire District plans to utilize technology to help them battle blazes,...
County athletes go for gold
Sanders County athletes returned home Friday with nearly 75 medals after a day at the Montana Specia...
City of Plains begins work to repair pool
Work began on the E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool in Plains last week with workers from Double C...
