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Holiday Recipes
by Miriah Kardelis A mason jar filled with pre-measured dry ingredients, for oatmeal chocolate chip...
Surviving the holiday party season
Now that we have made it through Thanksgiving, the real hustle and bustle of the holiday season starts. ‘Tis the season, to receive numerous...
Pickleball gains local following
Looking for a new active hobby that will get you through the slower months of winter? Pickleball...
BEYOND THE BASICS
December marks one year since the re-opening of the Lonepine General Store. Mother and daughter duo... Full story
Sisters open coffee shop in Lonepine
Located in Lonepine, just off of highway 28, sits a brand-new drive thru coffee stand, called...
Question of the Week
SARAH FAIRBANK, Thompson Falls — “My family.” MELISSA TOTZAUER, Trout Creek — “My family, for sure.” MJ YECKLEY, Thompson Falls — “My...
Sheriff's Relief Fund helps local families
Every year the Sheriff’s Relief Fund works hard to help families and children in the Sanders County community. That work continues this year by...
T. Falls volunteers f ill Thanksgiving baskets
Once again, members of the community gathered at the Community Congregational Church on Sunday to...
HOMES FOR THE HOLIDAYS
On Nov. 9 and Nov. 10, Thompson River Animal Care Shelter (TRACS) headed to the PetSmart in Missoula and Kalispell for the stores’ National...
A TASTY START TO THANKSGIVING
Brie Crostini with Homemade Cranberry Sauce Serves 10-12 people While there are quite a few options...
Invasive grass a threat to local agriculture
A noxious grass has taken the lead in threatening the destruction of Montana's agriculture.... Full story
Question of the Week
SHEILA VINCENT, Thompson Falls - “No I don’t. Too many bighorn sheep.” KATHY CUNNINGHAM, Trout Creek - “No. Too many sheep.” AMBER...
'I'll be home for Christmas' on Main Street
Christmas on Main Street is just around the corner; and with this year’s theme – I’ll Be Home for Christmas – everyone will want to be home to...
Question of the Week
LONNY DAVIS, Thompson Falls - “I’d pay off all my bills and I would help family and friends pay off theirs. I’d give 10% to the church, that...
Tips for stress-free travel during the holidays
Thanksgiving is approaching faster than we may realize. The holiday is known to be the busiest...
Montana celebrates 130th birthday
On November 8, 1889, Montana entered the Union and became the 41st state of the United States of America. This year marks her 130th birthday. Many...
Repairs begin at T. Falls pool
Construction has started on the Thompson Falls City Pool, and is set to be done by Thanksgiving weekend, according Thompson Falls Mayor Jerry Lacy....
River levels discussed
Residents, including many who live along the Clark Fork River in Thompson Falls, joined...
CFVH event provides free info, screenings
The fourth annual health fair, free to the community, took place at the Plains High School gym last...
No spooks, just fun at T. Falls trail run
Last Saturday, The Thompson Falls community gathered at the NorthWestern Energy Power Park, to compe...
It's time to plant fall flower bulbs
After a long, dreary winter, bright and bold colors blooming are a welcome sight when you gaze out your window. Planting any spring blooming bulbs in...
Meteor shower peaks this week
The Orionid meteor shower and all its glory will be visible this coming week. The peak times to catch the show will be on the mornings of Monday and T...
Community discusses human trafficking
What is human trafficking? It is a form of modern-day slavery, according to Natale Adorne. It is a...
Lil' fighters organize festival for Harlee
Despite the cold, rainy weather on Saturday, the community came together once again to have some...
TC students hula hoop for Harlee
Last Friday, kids of Trout Creek gathered to show support for their fellow friend and classmate,...
