Articles written by Ed Moreth
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Commissioners choose coroner
Pat Barber of Trout Creek was appointed as the Sanders County Coroner by Commissioner Glen Magera...
Lions Club brings holiday spirit to Plains
The Plains Lions Club put up their Christmas decorations along Main Street a week early, not to...
Students get creative in the name of science
When Sir Isaac Newton formulated his law of gravity over 350 years ago after seeing an apple fall...
'May none be forgotten'
by Ed Moreth It was a cold and snowy morning, but that didn't stop the members of VFW Post 3596...
Paradise sewer board gathers
The Sanders County Sewer District at Paradise had its first meeting with its newest members and...
Veterans honored with presentation in Plains
Military veterans got a special treat with a bag of goodies and a chance to listen to the high schoo...
Paradise railroad progresses
The Paradise Center has a new club that will hopefully encourage more participation in working on...
TOGETHER AGAIN
The Montana Mavericks Square Dance Club had its first lesson in two years Friday night at the...
Tourism experts look to community for help
An organization that specializes in tourism met with Sanders County residents on a fact-finding...
Holiday lights going up at fairgrounds
There's no snow yet, but it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas at the Sanders County...
SEASONAL CELEBRATIONS
Fred Young Park had a lot of spooky celebrities – monsters, zombies, werewolves, dinosaurs, and...
Sunset Hills opens parlor for goodies
'Tis the season to be spooked and what better place for it to happen than at a funeral home,...
County appoints Paradise sewer board members
The Sanders County Sewer District at Paradise is back in action with three new board members and with a big bundle of new money from the state. The...
Two vie for Plains mayor
Dan Rowan is pleased with what he's accomplished over the last four years, but he said he'd like to...
Imagination on display
The Paradise Center is a place of education and history, but last weekend it was the site of...
Cancer Network adjusts efforts
The Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) might have canceled its annual fundraiser, but the need to help cancer victims goes on, which is why the...
Clark Fork U15 chalks up a win
The Clark Fork Alliance Soccer Club U15 coed team nabbed its second victory of the season with a...
SPIDER 2, STINK BUGS 0
A banded Argiope spider quickly wraps up a western conifer seed bug – also known as a "stink bug"...
Riverdogs Legion team preparing for seaosn
While professional baseball is winding down, the American Legion youth baseball coach in Sanders...
LIVING ARTWORK
The folks at the Clark Fork Valley Hospital Long Term Care will be getting a one-of-a-kind tree...
Commissioners to appoint new sewer board members
The Paradise sewer project is at a standstill, partially due to the opposition’s role in eliminating two board members in a recall petition, and...
Clark Fork soccer clubs claim victories
The fall soccer season is showing some promise for two local clubs, each claiming victories at the...
Plains man shares vision for community
Charles W. Bickenheuser hasn’t lived in Plains long, but that hasn’t stopped him from jumping right into issues he feels should be important to...
Art exhibit brightens CFVH hall
Patients and staff members of Clark Fork Valley Hospital now have some new scenery in the...
Group wants to build dog park in Plains
A Plains resident announced to the town council at last Tuesday’s monthly meeting that a group of locals would like to construct a dog park and...
