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New transfer station makes dumping easier
No doubt the new solid waste station east of Thompson Falls is top notch, but there seems to be some confusion on procedures and protocol when it comes to dumping waste. Although signs are located...
Question of the Week
STEVEN DAVIS, Thompson Falls – “I like to stay home, put on some movies and read a book, the Bible. I do not get dressed and stay in my jammas.” DAN SCHAFF, Thompson Falls – “I like to stay inside, drink beer and watch football.” JAMIE GIDDINGS, P...
T. Falls church welcomes new pastor
“Sprechen Sie deutsch?” asked Rev. Jakob Berger shortly after introductions were made and the German style of Jakob with a “K” was recognized. It was clear right away that Berger carries not only God...
Huckleberry Festival welcomes new leader
Elizabeth Haagenson is no stranger to volunteering in the Trout Creek community. She spent over two years serving as president of the Trout Creek Community Improvement Association, five years as...
Celebrate differences this month
The beginning of a new year is always filled with plans to eat healthier, exercise more and quit smoking. Sure, all of these will lead to a healthier person, but January is also the month that celebrates the uniqueness in every one of us. Accepting...
Forest Service opens new trail system
Residents in the Trout Creek area will have a new local recreation loop for use thanks to the Cabinet Ranger District and Cabinet Resource Group (CRG). Cabinet Ranger District's Joel Sather announced...
Question of the Week
JERRY JOHNSON, Sandpoint, Idaho – “Hum…the Vikings look really good. Seahawks I would like to see go. But, I’m not sure they’ll beat Green Bay in the icy conditions.” ANTHONY PIKE, Missoula – “I’m biased because…well, the Seahawks are going...
Question of the Week
TAMMY OLSON, Coeur d’Alene, Idaho – “It would be in a cabin with a river running behind me, with mountain views and my family. My kids and grandkids would be with me and fishing right out back.” MONTA MOORE, Trout Creek – “Disneyland. Mexico. The...
Question of the Week
What is your New Year's resolution for 2020? CINDY KEPPNER, Thompson Falls – “I typically don’t do resolutions.” JADEN ELDER, Thompson Falls – “I don’t really know. Work more, do more stuff for the community.” ED CURRY, Thompson Falls – “Stay d...
TYCOONS IN TRAINING
Young entrepreneurs at Thompson Falls High School are looking to put a little extra change in their pockets. Through a Youth Entrepreneurs business course, taught by Darcy Farlan, students are...
Local canine survives rare surgery
Dog – man's best friend. If you ask Scott and Brenda Crowe, God gives every living thing a purpose. According to them, their Akita dogs provide healing, laughter and compassion to those who visit R...
Question of the Week
JUDY PERONI, Trout Creek – “Setting up the Christmas tree.” HERMANN WUERFL, Thompson Falls – “Family on Christmas and lots to eat. Everyone is well.” JOANNE BURK, Thompson Falls – "My favorite is our family makes cinnamon rolls on Christmas Eve...
Veterans office receives community support
Sanders County Commissioners recently received an update on the status of Joint Operation Mariposa’s efforts to develop a Veteran Service Office (VSO) locally. “We have received letters of support for our endeavor,” Foste said, which brings him a...
City of T. Falls plans for future
Mayor Jerry Lacy has recently received the first draft of the City of Thompson Falls 2019 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) from Great West Engineering. The firm was hired by the city with funds from Montana Department of Commerce’s Treasure State E...
FS plans to take out old pipeline
A portion of the Yellowstone Pipeline, running through National Forest land will be removed announced the Lolo National Forest. Forest Supervisor Carolyn Upton recently signed the final Decision Notice designating the removal and abandonment...
WMMHC offers new counseling services
"This is not judgment. It is about helping people become the best they can be!" emphasized Pete Reinschmidt, Licensed Addiction Counselor, who is two months into a new counseling program at Western...
Question of the Week
FAITH STEWART, Trout Creek – “I just cook it! I put it in a pan and take the feathers off it and put them in the trash. I cut the head off with a knife and eat it.” KOLTON HOLDEN, Trout Creek – “I put it in the oven. I take it out and then…well...
OVERCOMING OBSTACLES
Renea Keough has recently been in the spotlight while running for Hot Springs Town Council. Despite losing the race earlier this month, she remains positive. "I really did want to win, but it is OK,"...
TF receives EPA recreation grant
Out of 170 applications, only 10 were selected. Thompson Falls was one of those. Being the only recipient in Montana, the town will receive a grant award to develop marketing strategies, partnerships and place wayfinding signage to attract visitors,...
Serious simulations for students
Joining the nation in celebrating Red Ribbon Week October 23 - 31, Thompson Falls School staff spent the week brining student awareness to substance use and its adverse effects. The Red Ribbon operati...
Local 4-H member's hog earns state honor
The Sanders County Fair has come and gone, but the awards keep coming. For first-time swine project member Dallas Berman and breeder Samie Helvey, the Montana Symbol of Excellence program found their...
Question of the Week
LARRY EDDY, Trout Creek – “Handmade popcorn balls! Caramel. That’s my best memory.” RON HAWKINSON, Thompson Falls – “Candy corn. Everybody hates it, but I love it!” CODY BROWN, Thompson Falls – “Honey, oh…Bit-O-Honey. Every time I eat it, I lose te...
TFHS Honor Society plans blood drive
Thompson Falls High School Honor Society is once again hosting their annual American Red Cross Blood Drive. Unlike prior years, the society is opening the event to the public in hopes of serving more...
New Wayside owners plan few changes
If it isn't broke, don't fix it. These are words Erick and Kristin Miller are living by. As new owners of the Wayside Bar, Grill and Casino in Trout Creek, they took ownership of a good thing in...
First Baptist Church undergoes transformation
Forming a vision for almost 30 years, the First Baptist Church of Thompson Falls plans to see the result of a facility remodel by fall 2020. Ground has been broken, blueprints are complete, builders a...
