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 By Annie Wooden    News    January 24, 2019

Officer joins T. Falls police

Growing up, Morgan Grimm didn't dream of being a police officer. She didn't wear the costume at Halloween. But a passion for helping people led her to the position. Grimm, 34, recently joined the...

 

Thilmony, Sparks win; Hawks take 5th in Kato

Consider this a dry run for a much bigger deal – the Western B-C Divisional wrestling tournament. Thompson Falls hosted the annual Ted Kato Invitational at TFHS Saturday, exactly two weeks before t...

 

Vanderwalls triumph; P-HS wins 4th in Kato

The Plains-Hot Springs Savage Horsemen scored 98.5 team points and placed fourth out of 10 teams in the 2019 Ted Kato Invitational wrestling tournament in Thompson Falls Saturday. With only one week...

 

Lady Hawks sweep Devils, Cats

Take two and keep on rolling? The Lady Hawks won two non-conference games on the road last week, taking down the Red Devils 43-40 in Noxon Tuesday, Jan. 15 and defeating Clark Fork 47 to something in Superior Friday. A final score from the Clark...

 

Gut-check time for Lady Savage Heat

There comes a time in every season when a team has to gauge where they stand in the grand scheme of things. “It’s gut-check time,” Hot Springs girls basketball coach Richard Jackson said. “The second half of the season is underway and teams need to s...

 

Jekyll or Hyde?

Dr. Jekylls or Miss Hydes; which girls team is going to show up this time? The Plains Trotters, playing one of their worst games of the season followed one day later by one of their best efforts yet,...

 

Lady Devils split with Hawks, Eagles

The Noxon Lady Red Devils split games last week, losing a 43-40 decision to Sanders County rival Thompson Falls in Noxon Tuesday, Jan. 15 and coming back to blow out Two Eagle River 66-6 in Noxon Friday. Against Thompson Falls, coach Ryan Weltz’s D...

 

Improving Heat swamp Two Eagle

Hot Springs boys basketball coach Cameron Barber has been preaching the team-first concept and his players are buying in to the idea. Making the extra pass to find the open player on the offensive...

 

Hawk boys shoot down Devils, Cats

The Blue Hawks boys registered a pair of non-conference wins last week, stopping the Red Devils 44-34 in Noxon Tuesday, Jan.15, and blowing past Clark Fork 59-47 in Superior Friday. Returning to Class B competition this week, the Blue Hawks will...

 

WHY WAIT?

Why wait? Why not get it going now? Noxon boys basketball coach Bart Haflich thinks his team needs to start getting its act together, and needs to do that right now. In search of better seeding position heading into the tournament season, which is...

 

Bad quarter costs Plains

It all came down to one really bad quarter of play, and it cost the Plains Horsemen dearly. Fighting for seeding position into the rapidly approaching District 14C tournament, the Horsemen lost a key conference encounter 76-66 to Charlo in Charlo...

 
 By Annie Wooden    News    January 24, 2019

Program faces legal action

A local therapeutic boarding school is facing three civil complaints brought on by families of former students. The three complaints name Reflections Academy, Inc., Executive Director Michele Manning and employee Chaffin Pullan as defendants. All...

 
 By Annie Wooden    News    January 24, 2019

Property owners respond to sewer project

The City of Thompson Falls last Thursday mailed notices to property owners of the intent to create Special Improvement Districts (SIDs) for the proposed wastewater treatment system. Property owners now have until Feb. 8 to provide written input on...

 

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