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DECADES OF DEDICATION
After 38 years of dedicating himself to Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP), Wildlife...
State program for students earns national recognition
Jobs for Montana's Graduates, a state-level program developed to assist students achieve graduation...
Harriers enter stretch run of COVID-19 season
Put the Hawk harriers in a race with a few hay bale obstacles, a staggered start, and running on...
Celebrating 70 years of 'Peanuts'
The year was 1950 and the date was October 2 when seven U.S. newspapers published what would become one of the biggest cultural influences in...
Help is available to prevent suicides
September is designated National Suicide Awareness and Prevention Month and has earned recognition. In America, suicide is the number one cause of inj...
GENERATIONS OF EXPERIENCE
"It's a way of life," local rancher and retired Forest Service employee Bill Meadows said. "We...
Falls couple takes over liquor store
Montana State Liquor Store 7 moseyed further down the alphabet when D&D Liquor became M&M Liquor...
Back-to-school tips for families during COVID-19
Families in Sanders County were faced with a tough decision this week - whether to send their children back to school in person or keep them home. No...
Group still looking to serve local vets
One thing is for certain. David Williams, founder of Joint Operation Mariposa, is not about to throw in the towel on his efforts establishing a...
New business helps keep finances on track
"If I can help someone so they can do their job...great!" emphasized Jennifer Ekberg. She is...
Work will disrupt local TV signal
History occurs everywhere, even at 6,843 feet. Patrick’s Knob, located on the Lolo National Forest, has seen a plethora of activity since its...
Gianforte makes TF campaign stop
It was a quick visit in Thompson Falls for gubernatorial candidate Greg Gianforte and his running...
4-H/FFA committee discusses plans for youth projects
It is the time of year every 4-H/FFA participant looks forward to... the fair! This year, the 2020...
Trout Creek residents get creative in travel
When the Montana Highway 200 bridge west of Trout Creek closed a few weeks ago, residents were...
T. Falls graduate earns national honor
In addition to announcing scholarship recipients at graduation ceremonies, Thompson Falls graduate...
Sanders County graduates earn scholarships
Graduates of Sanders County are walking away from high school with deeper pockets. With application efforts paying off, they have financial...
School honors grads with home visits
Every year Trout Creek School celebrates their eighth grade and kindergarten graduates. Although a...
Schools looking ahead to next year
Even though summer is just beginning, the 2020-2021 school year will be here before we know it....
FREEDOM JOURNEY
"This is a solemn, but glorious hour," President Harry S. Truman announced over radio waves reaching...
Ballots mailed for June 2 primary
They are sealed and delivered, and now awaiting official marking and return from registered voters in Sanders County. Primary election ballots were...
Greenhouse is a family affair
As we dust the thin layer of bright-yellow pollen from our windshields each morning, three generatio...
Lunch crew keeps kids fed
Food preparation service at Trout Creek School is on a roll making sure students do not go hungry...
Sanders County food banks support residents
Supporting one another becomes essential during times such as the pandemic we are currently finding ourselves in. Food banks throughout Sanders County...
Dedicated to the outdoors
After serving over one decade as Friends of Scotchman Peaks Wilderness Program Coordinator,...
A LOVE THAT LASTS
True love knows no walls, boundaries or limitations. Just ask Gary Draszt and he will attest this...
