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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...
Question of the Week
TRAVIS TAMMARO, Trout Creek Local Store – “We have shortages in groceries and general merchandise as well as limited employee interaction, if...
TF students go back in time
Harriet Tubman, Pocahontas, the Grimke sisters and Sacajawea, to name a few, came to life in...
Keeping kids busy while at home
As a state, Montana has resisted the COVID-19 effects as long as possible. As the rest of the country is succumbing to the illness, we have stood...
Question of the Week
TOM THOMPSON, Thompson Falls – “I have Purell on my hands. I have kinda separated myself because my wife and I are cancer survivors and have...
Hansen, Neesvig top county 4-H speakers
March marks the mid-year point for 4-H members. Although there are six months until fair, Sanders...
Question of the Week
JUSTIN MORGAN, Thompson Falls – “I am going to Washington, D.C., with the National Honor Society.” PATTI PAULSEN, Thompson Falls – “I’m...
T. Falls mayor resigns
Thompson Falls has recently discovered itself without a mayor. This startle came after former incumbent Jerry Lacy unexpectedly announced his...
Question of the Week
JOHN SIEGMUND, Thompson Falls – “On a scale of one to 10, a negative five.” JOSH OXFORD, Thompson Falls – “I’m not concerned at all....
Woman's Club helps keep homes safe
Recently, Thompson Falls Woman’s Club collaborated with the Thompson Falls rural and city fire departments in providing inspections of in-home...
Additional candidates file for local races
Three additional candidates have filed for local state and regional positions for this year’s general election. Incumbent James Manley has filed for...
Protein day celebrates all sources of nutrition
If you look deep enough, you’ll find that every day celebrates at least one aspect of our lives. Thursday, February 27 is a day to celebrate...
FULL CIRCLE
A mysterious package arrived at Trout Creek School a few weeks ago. Gabriele Ohning, the school's...
Noxon students head to state BPA competition
Business students at Noxon High School have once again successfully shown their skills at the...
Local students take top GeoBee honors
Once again National Geographic is underway straining through the nation's pupils in grades fourth th...
