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A COMMUNITY PLACE
Historical buildings are reminders of a community's beginning and cultural base. After 89 years,...
HUCKLEBERRY HERO
Sometimes it is hard to remember the things that matter in life. Sometimes we get caught up in who... Full story
Paul Fielder announces plan for state Rep. run
Wasting no time in candidacy campaigning for the 2021 to 2023 legislative term, Paul C. Fielder has...
Masters of their domain
by Shana Neesvig When it comes to finding a good teacher, some argue the higher the level of...
Cool treats, jams at local group's annual fundraiser
"They work tirelessly, they investigate and figure out what is the best interest for the child,"...
A decade of blues
Just because blues music originated in the south doesn't mean northerners don't know how to jam....
Jammin' and chicken
The three C's in life; community, camaraderie and...CHICKEN! Put them together and you have the...
Classics shimmer and shine in Trout Creek
Trout Creek was graced by the presence of more than a couple dozen classic cars Saturday when Cool...
Summer hits with a splash
There was no lack of entertainment along Main Street in Thompson Falls Saturday afternoon. Rose...
Motorcyclist dies in collision with deer
MHP reported a fatal motorcycle accident occurring Friday night around 9:45 p.m. on Prospect Creek Road. A 67-year-old man from Wallace, Idaho, was...
Noxon welcomes new superintendent
Noxon School District has appointed a new member to their administration. For just over one week,...
Noxon Rod and Gun Club aims for improvements
The average cost of a new rifle...about $800. The average cost of a box of ammunition...about $25....
County task force takes on blueweed
Sanders County is committed to tackling the blueweed problem that appears to be gaining momentum....
Walking America
Some people celebrate America by shooting off fireworks. Others, like Laurie Clauson, rejoice by...
Artists showcase work in Paradise
The Paradise Center will once again host “Artists in Paradise” July 18 through 20 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the former Paradise School in...
Vandals damage nest boxes in Camas Prairie
One of the most recognizable birds in the area, due to its cerulean-blue color, is the mountain...
Design for the ages
“I wanted something that reflected the age,” said James Crowder, owner of Mighty Fine T’s in...
FWS releases grizzly update
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) has recently released the most recent Grizzly Bear...
New owner for clinics
Flathead Valley Chemical Dependency Clinic (FVCDC) in Thompson Falls will be seeing some changes as Gateway Community Services (GCS) will be the new c...
Rain or shine, fishing was prime
The rain did not stop the fish from biting last Saturday when kids took their poles to Thompson...
406 burger showcases local flavors
There's something special about products that sport the "Made in Montana" sticker. The Wayside Bar...
Got junk? County yard sale event set
Lucky number 13 will be celebrated this year as the annual Sanders County Yard Sale Event (SCYSE) will once again take place on June 28 and 29. Those...
OUTDOOR TRAINING
Summertime use of public lands in the front country was the educational focus at Trout Creek School...
Chamber brings circus to T. Falls
Thompson Falls Chamber of Commerce is ecstatic to announce the return of the “Big Top.” The circus is returning to Sanders County as Culpepper &...
TF students display talents
Young talent is far from lacking in Thompson Falls. Junior high and elementary students showcased...
