Articles from the February 1, 2018 edition
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4-H members learn about quality
Sanders County 4-H members are known for raising quality livestock. And it is no wonder why... they learn what it takes to produce excellence from the very beginning. Youth who are in their first year...
Super Hawks seek community support
With all the activities and technology available to kids these days, it's a wonder any parent hears complaints of boredom from children. Compare their demeanor to the lives of disabled individuals...
A HELPING HAND
MANY THANKS - Staff at Little Bitterroot Services in Thompson Falls accepted a donation from Ron Kazmierczak with the Knights of Columbus. The funds will be used to support athletes at Montana...
Back Country Horsemen coming to Trout Creek
It appears Trout Creek will be home to the most recent Montana Back Country Horsemen (MBCH) Chapter joining the national organization. About three months ago Doc Milham, President of Trout Creek’s MBCH, dreamed up the idea of forming a local group t...
Judgment day arrives
So that's what the rest of the Western B-C wrestling division, and Thompson Falls in particular, is up against. The Thompson Falls Blue Hawks finally got an opportunity to see and put their hands on...
P-HS wrestlers ready to challenge for divisional honors
In order to become a champion, wrestlers need to step out of their comfort zones and challenge themselves every so often. Hoping to become a State B-C champion in these next few crucial weeks of the s...
Points, points and more points
Offense was the name of the game Saturday when the Anaconda Lady Copperheads played the Lady Hawks at TFHS and, in the end, the Sydnie Peterson-led Copperheads had enough of the stuff to get by the...
Lady Devils split with Tigers, Vikings
The Noxon Lady Red Devils are in it for the long haul, and played two more District 14C conference games last week, defeating the Lady Tigers 34-29 in St. Regis Friday, and falling to Charlo 49-31 in Noxon Saturday. Up next for coach Bart Haflich and...
Positive Savage Heat move to 2 more wins
The power of positivity. On a three-game winning streak extended by victories over Victor (48-8) and Valley Christian (41-19) in Hot Springs Thursday and Saturday, Lady Savage Heat coach Richard Jackson wants his girls to keep on thinking good...
Trotters gain a favorable split
This is what basketball coaches call a favorable split. Coach Jess Nagy and her Plains Trotters scored a favorable split last week, winning an important District 14C conference test 45-39 over the...
Hoops star wars
May the force be with you... and not with your opponents. It was Star Wars on the basketball court in Anaconda's storied Snake Pit Saturday as Thompson Falls' Danny Hoisington, playing Luke...
Warriors turn back Horsemen again
It wasn’t pretty but, in the end Plains’ 80-39 loss in Arlee Thursday was one of the closest games the unbeaten Warriors have been in this season. Horsemen coach Mike Cole was not very impressed with the level of play in the District 14C marquee mat...
Times a-changin' for HS boys
The times they are a-changin’ for the Hot Springs boys basketball team. Fighting through the season with only six players so far, the Heat’s playing roster is expected to swell to nine this weekend when three eighth graders get their required pra...
Devils beginning to believe
If believing in yourselves is half the battle, the Noxon Red Devil boys are well on the way to becoming all they can be. Coach Bart Haflich and his Devils split a pair of District 14C basketball games last week, running past St. Regis 55-10 in St....
Try these snacks for low-carb game day
by Sara Czerwinski I'm just here for the snacks. As a not-so-diehard football fan, the Super Bowl is usually the only game I watch each year. It comes with a party and everyone brings their favorite s...
