Articles from the January 31, 2019 edition
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State proposes deer hunt changes
Wildlife managers are requesting to change white-tailed deer regulations in two hunting districts in northwest Montana. FWP Region 1 biologists have submitted a request to the Fish and Wildlife Commission to limit hunting opportunity to antlered buck...
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OUTDOOR LEARNING
There's nothing like the great outdoors. During these short, dark, dreary winter days, nothing brings a body to life more than the feeling of cool, crisp air tingling cheeks, noses, fingers and toes....
Group seeks pool funds
The Committee For Safe Swimming (CSS) is once again stepping up to help the Town of Plains repair the E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool. Janice Hanson, president of the nonprofit organization, said they placed a symbolic thermometer at McGowan’s Grocery S...
Who wants to go to Billings?
Only the best wrestlers get the opportunity to compete on the sport's biggest stage in Montana at storied Metra Park in Billings in the State All-Class Tournament, and the road to Billings runs...
Savage Heat boys fall to Warriors; vanquish Victor, Valley Christian
The Hot Springs Savage Heat boys won’t go away without a fight. The battling Savage Heat won two out of three games last week, falling 86-50 to District 14C-leading Arlee in Hot Springs Jan. 22, and then vanquishing Victor 64-51 in Victor Thursday b...
Short-handed Hawks rise and shine
When you are missing a few players, with a couple of them being starters, you need the others on the roster to step up when given the opportunity. With several of those "other" players turning in...
Lady Hawks rout Troy
The Lady Hawks got after the Troy Trojans in a big way in Thompson Falls Friday, and ended up running the Trojans out of the gym 48-19 by the time it was over. “Pressure defense was the key,” coa...
Up and down Trotters lose, win
The Jekyll and Hyde act continues with the Plains Trotters. Coach Eddie Fultz and his Trotters were back to their up-and-down ways last week, playing some of their worst basketball of the season in a 57-31 loss to the Scarlets in Arlee Thursday and...
Heat girls scare Scarlets
The Arlee Scarlets are a very good basketball team, but they are not invincible. Leading District 14C with an unbeaten record in league play, the Scarlets got all they wanted from the upstart Hot Springs Savage Heat in Hot Springs Jan. 15 before...
Slow starts hobble Lady Devils
Slow starts have been the Noxon Lady Red Devils’ Achilles heel this season. Two cases in point, the Devils fell 40-30 to St. Regis in St. Regis Friday, and then lost 37-18 to Charlo in Noxon Saturday. Still battling for favorable position in D...
Horsemen corral Hawks in Seeley Lake
When it came down to the fourth quarter, the Plains Horsemen had the late-game goods and moved to a 49-44 win over the Black Hawks in Seeley Lake Saturday. Coach Tyrel Allen’s Horsemen trailed Seeley-Swan, one of the top teams in sister District 1...
Devils top Tigers, fall to Vikings
The Noxon Red Devil boys split a pair of District 14C conference games on the road last week, going into St. Regis and handing the Tigers a 40-33 loss and then playing Charlo close most of the way, before losing to the Vikings 48-32. Devil coach...
