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Man's death under investigation
A 44-year-old Plains man was found dead in his rented house around 3 p.m. Friday. Plains Chief of Police Shawn Emmett called it a “suspicious...
Plains Day committee firms up event schedule
The Plains Days committee got one step closer to firming up some of the events and made a decision on outside vendors at their meeting last week at...
DOG DAYS OF WINTER
Students from Hot Springs and Plains schools took a break from spelling and arithmetic to get a...
Residents raise funds for kids
People had the opportunity last week to get a good meal, help a nonprofit organization and learn how...
Plains man gets top state award
When Greg Dicken of the Plains Public Works Department takes his package to the post office, he...
DAY OF THE DINOSAURS
Plains School was invaded by prehistoric animals Friday, but they weren't the normal dinosaurs....
Plains preparing for annual festival
Two feet of snow on the ground and temperatures in the teens seems to be a good time to start...
County seeks new fair manager
The resignation of the fair manager and the administrative assistant last week added another burden...
Plains Piranhas donate big to f ix pool
They say that a way to a man's heart is through his stomach – the Committee for Safe Swimming (CSS...
Directors need actors for Paradise plays
If you like memorizing for fun, then Myra Lindborg has got something special for you. The Plains resident has 26 pages of lines of a one-act play and...
REINDEER GAMES
PUT UP YOUR DUKES – Two deer battle it out in the snow west of Plains. The deer smacked each...
Winter kindness
This is the time of year to bring out the hats, coats, and gloves, but for one Plains resident, the...
Former Plains mayor joins council
The mayor of Plains swore in the newest member of the town council last week, but it was almost a...
PHS students showcase new skills program
Students of Plains High School held a contest in the gymnasium last week to showcase the new...
Paradise wants to clean up the town
The community of Paradise doesn’t have a bona fide town government or its own law enforcement, but a group of residents decided something needed to...
Fair board in need of members
The Sanders County commissioners are looking for people to fill vacancies in the Sanders County Fair Commission, a board of volunteers that work on...
Students show art talents
One hundred and seventy-five youth from kindergartners to seniors participated in this year's...
Group seeks pool funds
The Committee For Safe Swimming (CSS) is once again stepping up to help the Town of Plains repair the E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool. Janice Hanson,...
Arts Council looks to future events
The Sanders County Arts Council's Visual Arts Committee met at the Paradise Center Saturday to go ov...
Plains group meets to discuss pool issues
Swimming pools aren't exactly a hot topic during the cold winter months, but a group of people got...
A MILLION MILES
Pitching a no hitter in baseball is a feat, but driving a big rig more than 1.7 million miles withou...
Plains dinosaur gets a name
Dave and JoAnne Colyer have a name for their new service station mascot – Claire – named in...
Airplane landing gear fails in Plains
A small aircraft had a mishap while in the process of making a landing at Penn Stohr Field, the Plains airport, on Saturday, Dec. 22. There were no...
Adults join gingerbread fun at Dog Hill Bistro
At Dog Hill Bistro, you can make your house and eat it, too... and a few people were seen munching...
Christmas Extravaganza comes to Plains
Santa Claus seemed to be everywhere Saturday. Kids and adults alike sat on his lap at McGowan's...
