Articles from the March 10, 2022 edition
Sorted by date Results 1 - 25 of 33
Annual Redneck Ball cures community of cabin fever
Last Saturday marked the 7th Annual Redneck Ball at the Lakeside Motel and Resort in Trout Creek....
FIESTA FUNDRAISER
The Plains High School softball team will be able to play this season, thanks to the generosity of...
Happy ending for 'Christmas Orphan'
by Miriah Kardelis A neglected Hot Springs dog is now in her forever home after a long journey that...
Our Viewpoint
Early Tuesday morning I heard my first "cheeseburger" bird of the season. Now I know it's not really called a cheeseburger bird, and hopefully...
Noxon has a grocery store too
In the Ledger's front page article last week (3/3/22), words are misleading that read "Being the only grocery store between Thompson Falls and...
A Few Thoughts
“There are men in the world who derive as stern an exaltation from the proximity of disaster and ruin, as others from success.” Winston Churchill...
Remember When?
30 YEARS AGO • MARCH 5 18, 1992 COOK HANGS UP APRON Continued from last week… In 1952, Annie’s friend, Fay Hoy, was working at Norm’s Caf...
Question of the Week
PAT MILHAM, Trout Creek - “I don’t have a preference. Just choose one or the other.” BETH MORKERT, Noxon - “I prefer spring because it’s...
All Montanans support independence
Editor: Matt Rosendale joined two other Republican representatives voting against a resolution supporting the free people of Ukraine in their...
Appreciation and gratitude
We would like to express our appreciation and gratitude for Lou Springer’s letter, printed in this paper on February 24. Her concerns and...
Stough a man of integrity, faith
I am so excited! I have been trying to learn about all the candidates running for Sheriff in order to know what each has to offer. I never dreamed...
Justice Court
Montana Highway Patrol Alexander Kaiser, 24, day speeding, $20; failure to carry proof of insurance, 1st offense, $285. Gabriel Olesen, 41, seatbelt v...
Sheriff's Log
Ambulance: Plains, 8; T. Falls, 3; Lonepine, 1; Dixon, 1; Hot Springs, 2; Heron, 1. Monday, February 28 Assist motorist/citizen, Heron. Motor vehicle...
Students learn to build better bridges
by Miriah Kardelis Students from Trout Creek Adventist School gathered for the third annual toothpic...
Kaniksu Land Trust hires Sanders County coordinator
Kaniksu Land Trust (KLT) has established a connection in Montana by hiring its first dedicated...
Trout Creek students take first, second in bee
The courthouse in Thompson Falls was buzzing last Friday as students from around the county...
Lloyd W. Austin
Lloyd W. Austin, 87 of Whitepine, Montana, passed away on February 28, 2022. Lloyd was born on... Full story
Bryan Gary Nelsen
Bryan Gary Nelsen, a former resident of Noxon, passed away in Helena, Montana, on February 24, 2022,... Full story
Walking by Faith
Isn’t love wonderful? The warm feeling you get when you hug your children, the excitement when...
Judges learn from 4-H members
Sanders County 4-H members showed off their talents last weekend at the annual Communication Days...
Elks reintroduce youth program
Clark Fork Valley Elks is set to be the first lodge in the state to reintroduce the Antlers program. A youth community service program, the Antlers...
Harris Anthony Wiltzen
Harris Wiltzen passed away peacefully in his sleep Sunday, February 13, 2022. He was 99 years old.... Full story
Hawks ready for state
The Thompson Falls Lady Hawks have had a few days to rest after their second-place finish at the Western B Divisional touranment. Now, the Hawks are h...
Local athletes earn conference honors
Five Sanders County athletes have been named to the District 14-C All-Conference basketball teams. Jack McAllister and Katelyn Chirstensen earned...
Trout Creek School starts archery program
In an effort to expand their extracurricular activities, Trout Creek School has started a community...