Articles from the February 20, 2020 edition
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January moisture boosts snowpack
Abundant moisture spilled into the Treasure State from the Pacific during January, boosting snowpack in all river basins to near or above normal for February 1. In some locations, the amount of water added to the snowpack was record setting. Between...
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Trae triumphant!
Don't play wrestling games with Trae Thilmony. If you do try it, you run the risk of Thilmony beating you at your own game. Doing just that, Thilmony avenged three earlier losses to rival Tanner Cook...
P-HS wrestlers compete at State B-C
It’s the State B-C tournament and it’s like regular season wrestling on steroids; if you want to compete you had better be the best prepared you can be. Coach Jeff Kujala’s Plains-Hot Springs Savage Horsemen team of four – Brady Schrenk at 113 pou...
View from the Sidelines
Once a champion, always a champion. When you win a state high school wrestling championship in Montana, it isn’t just for that moment or season or year, it is forever. In a way, you become a grappling immortal, a champion not for just right now, but...
Vikings shade Heat in 14C showdown
HOT SPRINGS – There is some sickness floating around the Hot Springs Savage Heat girls locker room and that is of no help when you have a big game to play. Feeling the sickness, the u...
Trotters swamp Noxon, down Two Eagle River
The Plains Trotters have been doing a slow burn this season, gradually heating up, getting a little bit better every time out. Now that tournament season has arrived, coach Eddie Fultz wouldn’t mind seeing that slow burn turn into a raging Trotter f...
Hawks finish with wins over Dogs, Vikes
Talk about finishing up on a high note. The Thompson Falls Blue Hawk boys completed regular season play with a pair of impressive District 7B conference wins last week, running past visiting Mission...
Heat make Vikings say uncle
HOT SPRINGS – Can you say uncle? Come on, say uncle, it’s time. The Hot Springs Savage Heat boys held the Charlo Vikings’ feet to the fire in Hot Springs Saturday, until the Lake County boys finally said uncle and left the Spa City on the short end o...
Horsemen score beautifully ugly win
It was an ugly win that ended up contributing to a beautiful result – the District 14C regular season championship and the No. 1 seed into this week’s conference tournament. Coach Tyrel Allen and his Plains Horsemen put the finishing touches on an...
Lady Hawks win District 7B title, play Mission or Troy Thursday
The Lady Hawks could have ended up first, second or third. Taking control of their own hoop destinies with another inspired effort, the Lady Hawks decided to finish first, dumping the Bigfork Vals 50-41 on their home court in Bigfork Saturday....
Lady Devils score feel-good win
What better way to follow up a feel-good win, than with another feel-good win? Hoping to keep the good feelings going after a come-from-behind 43-37 win over visiting Lincoln in Noxon Saturday, coach Cortney Vohs and her Lady Devils will face St. Reg...
Devil boys nearly knock off Plains
The longer the season gets, the better the Noxon Red Devil boys seem to play. Continuing a season of improving basketball returns, coach Ryan Weltz’s Red Devils completed regular season play last week, dropping a dramatic 50-48 decision to D...
Award-winning plants for your 2020 garden
If you are looking for some new plant varieties to grow in your garden this year; All-American Selections (AAS) has announced 7 new AAS winners for 2020. AAS is one of the oldest and more well-known, non-profit plant trialing organizations in North...
