Articles from the January 18, 2018 edition
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Local organizations get boost from Phillips 66
Three local groups recently received donations from Phillips 66, a global company with local ties. Phillips 66 operates the pipeline terminal just east of Thompson Falls. Philip Williamson, Terminal...
Riders give back to communities
Small communities grow big hearts. Cabinet Ridge Riders (CRR) is no exception to that statement. Three times a year CRR organizes events to raise funds that help support the community in multiple...
Popcorn earns spot as American snack staple
Pop...pop...pop, pop, pop, pop! Ah, the sweet sound, and scent, of popcorn popping. Popcorn is a long-time favorite amongst many Americans. In fact, it is so popular that a national day recognizing...
Making the west best again
Is the west becoming the best? If the Thompson Falls Blue Hawk grapplers and several other teams from west of the Continental Divide have anything to say about it, it is. Those teams' performances at...
P-HS surges to 4th place in Choteau
The Plains-Hot Springs Savage Horsemen were Choteau Classic team champions last year and are champions again after last week’s wrestling show, one of the biggest of any Class B-C season, in northern Montana. Maybe not team champions, but champions n...
Ted Kato Invite returns to T-Falls for another run
The Kato just keeps going and going and going… One of the longest running regular season wrestling tournaments in Montana, the 2018 edition of the Ted Kato Invitational, affectionately referred to as “the Kato,” will be held at TFHS Saturday. As al...
Bad news for you-two's
It was bad news for you-two's when Bigfork visited Thompson Falls for a boy-girl doubleheader last Thursday. The reason the news was bad for you-two's – with the you-two's being the Thompson Falls B...
Haflich wants all 32 minutes
NOXON – Noxon Lady Red Devil coach Bart Haflich doesn't wants 16 or 24 – he want the full Monte, 32 minutes of concentrated basketball effort from his girls. "We have to play all four quarters, good f...
Horsemen stop Eagles, Devils
Plains coach Mike Cole wants more consistently good basketball play from his Horsemen. One thing his boys have consistently been able to do, and is something that Cole cannot find fault with, is win. Cole and his Horsemen counted two more Ws last...
Red Devil boys split games
The Noxon boys basketball team won one and lost one on their homecourt last week, defeating Troy 47-37 in a non-conference game Thursday and falling to Plains 51-35 in a District 14C encounter...
Trotters win 14C wars
And the girls’ District 14C hoop wars rage on… Coach Jess Nagy and her Plains Trotters won two more 14C skirmishes last week, blasting past Two Eagle River 67-15 in Plains Friday and getting the best of the Lady Red Devils 51-31 in Noxon Sat...
Heat boys drop two
The Hot Springs Savage Heat boys don't have a lot of players – only six to be exact – but they do like to compete. And they can still win games, even if they are undermanned. Coach Ricky DePoe and...
It's supposed to be fun
Basketball is meant to be fun, Hot Springs girls coach Richard Jackson says, and he sometimes feels the need to remind his players of that. "You should enjoy it, win or lose," Jackson said earlier...
Frosted face
A young whitetail doe comes up empty after searching below the snow for food near Plains....
