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A CLARK FORK ADVENTURE
Even with leg cramps, Andrew Ordelheide poured on the speed on Combest Creek Road, motivated by...
Montana Mavericks start season
It was a little like a precision drill team, but with music, and no rifles, flags or pompoms. It was...
Plains Grange to close its doors for good
by Ed Moreth A Plains organization is closing its doors after 82 years of service to the community....
One more smooth road in Plains
It's now a smooth ride through Plains - for about 500 feet on Willis Street, which was repaved and r... Full story
CFVH long term care presents annual car show
Not being able to walk didn't stop residents of the Clark Fork Valley Hospital Long Term Care from...
Fair board, Lions discuss derby
The Sanders County Fair Board held a special meeting Sunday morning in an effort to clear up payment disputes concerning the demolition derby. Fair...
FAIREST OF THEM ALL
Animals, animals and horsepower – the kind found in engines – are the three biggest draws to...
Hard work pays off for 4-H members
The Sanders County Fair is a fun time for most people, but for the 102 4-H kids from across the...
Fair brings ropes, rides, ribbons
This year's Sanders County Fair is going "to be the greatest show on earth," according to Randy Wood...
Retired MLB player signs autographs
A retired professional baseball player took time out while visiting Plains friends to sign... Full story
Fair adds to derby prize money
Winners of the 2019 Sanders County Fair Demolition Derby will be taking home a bit more money this year. The Plains Lions Club and the chairman of... Full story
Shakespeare comes to county
Nearly 200 people went to the Sanders County Fairgrounds to witness infidelity, jealousy, revenge,... Full story
Church volunteers to paint clubhouse
One Plains church showed that God isn't just for the Sunday pulpit. Members of the First Lutheran...
Hit or get off the pot!
It wasn't the rivals of the Boston Red Sox and New York Yankees, but the competition was still fierc... Full story
ARTISTS' PARADISE
A group of Plains people showed their artistic talents in Paradise last week with the Artists in...
Musicians take a break from baroque
Baroque music is centuries old, but the following for the yearly Montana Baroque Festival at...
Lions, fair board honor Paradise man
A longstanding member of Paradise was honored last Wednesday as a tribute to his selfless devotion... Full story
Historic bell tower renovated
The Paradise Elementary School Preservation Committee finished one more major project in its... Full story
Lions build shed with donations
Members of the Plains Lions Club gathered at the Glenn Hadley Wading Pool last Thursday and Friday...
Volunteers maintain highway fatality markers
Normally, American Legion Post 52 in Thompson Falls works on the white crosses along the roads and... Full story
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... Full story
