Articles written by Ed Moreth
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UNIQUE RACK
UNIQUE RACK – Is it a lucky or unlucky break? Will his antlers help or hinder his survival? The...
Paradise Center kicks off holidays
Santa Claus made an early appearance in Paradise to help ring in the holidays this year as a...
Paper lanterns take messages into the night
They looked like colorful stars drifting into the cold night over the Sanders County Fairgrounds...
First graders re-enact first Thanksgiving
At the "first" Thanksgiving celebration in 1621, the Wampanoag Indians just showed up, but at...
Plains receives drinking water study grant
The Town of Plains received a state grant to hire an engineering firm to determine the vulnerability of the town’s wells. Plains received $15,000...
Care from Plains
VFW Post 3596 Auxiliary members gathered Monday to send care packages to military people who are...
Special meal for Plains veterans
For the sixth consecutive year, Plains School students have honored community members with a special...
Students get flag folding lesson
Seventeen boys and girls of Denise Montgomery's first grade class had special guests and got a flag...
Sasquatch Shuffle helps Plains family
There was a Sasquatch sighting Sunday afternoon running along River Road East and it was following...
Plains pool repair work progresses
The E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool in Plains is over halfway to being repaired and will open on time...
Spooky fun for Plains Halloween
Deer that normally leisurely stroll through Plains could be seen scrambling around the streets last...
CREATIVE CARVERS
They might not be as nimble with the carving knives, but that didn't stop a group of seniors from...
PAINTING FOR A PURPOSE
A group of people last week had the opportunity to have an art class, take a pretty painting home,...
Welcome to Plains
Visitors coming into Plains from the west will see a new welcome sign, thanks to a Paradise artist....
Plains shows off school spirit
Students at Plains High School and Junior High showed their school spirit Friday with a parade...
Little Bitterroot expands
The Little Bitterroot Services is expanding its services to the community by opening a new store in...
Stolen car flips into Clark Fork River
The Montana Highway Patrol is looking for a person who drove a vehicle through a guardrail at the Sanders County Fairgrounds bridge early Saturday mor...
Fundraiser draws small crowd, big bucks
The Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) will now be able to help more than a dozen cancer...
Hospital's first staff look back
The 50th anniversary of the Clark Fork Valley Hospital is two years away, but last week community...
Plains Woman's Club donates hundreds of shoes
Whoever said members of the Plains Woman's Club don't have soul didn't see them working on hundreds...
Twins shoot it out in Paradise play
There was a shooting and a case of poisoning in Paradise last weekend - two people died, but no one...
Artist adding to sculpture herd
The lone horse along the greenway in Plains might have company by the end of the year. Artist...
Fair board holds annual critique
The chairman of the Sanders County Fair Commission gave this year's fair a top grade, although that...
Flag display brings awareness to suicide
American flags seem to be multiplying by the day along the greenway in Plains. They are. It's all...
A CLARK FORK ADVENTURE
Even with leg cramps, Andrew Ordelheide poured on the speed on Combest Creek Road, motivated by...
