Articles from the April 20, 2023 edition

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 By Ed Moreth    News    April 20, 2023

Sports complex aims for new building

The Wildhorse Sports Association hopes to erect its first new permanent structure at the Amundson Sports Complex with a combination concession stand, restrooms and changing rooms. Erika Lawyer,...

 

OFFICIALLY SPRING

Spring comes with birds chirping, flowers blooming and daylight saving time. Perhaps one of the most notable reminders of a change in seasons in Sanders County is the official opening of Thompson...

 

Bill sets guidelines for grizzly delisting

by Caven Wade UM Legislative News Service University of Montana School of Journalism A bill that sets up rules and guidelines that Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks must follow to establish the state's viability of managing grizzly bears following...

 
 By Ed Moreth    News    April 20, 2023

The art of archery

Eleven more people will be eligible to hit the woods dressed like bushes this coming autumn. Two men and five boys from 11-14 years old received their Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks certificate after...

 
 By Annie Wooden    Opinion    April 20, 2023

Our Viewpoint: Controlling information

Montana legislators voted this month to ban TikTok. The legislation states that "TikTok's stealing of information and data from users and its ability to share that data with the Chinese Communist Party unacceptably infringes on Montana's right to...

 

Slice of Life

Mark Twain was famous for quipping, “What is the difference between a taxidermist and a tax collector? The taxidermist only takes your skin.” As I sit to write this there are two more days to com...

 

Remember When?

4 YEARS AGO • APRIL 7, 1983 FALLS BANK MOVING This is moving weekend for officers and employees of the First State Bank of Montana and Monday the Thompson Falls financial institution will open for business in its new home across from the City H...

 

Question of the week

Willenn Hall, Thompson Falls - “A good compost pile.” Nadine Webster, Thompson Falls - “My husband does it.” Jan Henry, Thompson Falls - “To plant a variety and I help my friends with their green thumb.” Ivy Lulack, Plains - “Using epsom salts f...

 

Justice Court

Montana Highway Patrol Charles Depue, 59, speeding in a restricted zone, $85. Landon Anderson, 41, day speeding, $70. Brian Morton, 39, day speeding, $70. Daniel Kirichenko, 19, operating without liability insurance, 1st offense, $285. Joe Adams,...

 

Sheriff's Log

Ambulance: T. Falls, 8; Plains, 7; Hot Springs, 7; Noxon, 2; Trout Creek, 1; Heron, 1; Lonepine, 1. Monday, April 10 Motor vehicle crash, T. Falls. Theft, Plains. Request for welfare check, Hot Springs. Civil attempts, Hot Springs. Welfare check,...

 

Initial appearance in assault case

by Stephanie Molzhon James Lee Herring made his initial appearance before Judge Deborah Kim Christopher on Tuesday, entering a not guilty plea to a felony count of assault with a weapon, stemming from an incident in March. A jury trial was set for...

 

RED DEVIL ROYALTY

Maygan Swanson and Aiden Currie (left) were recently crowned king and queen at Noxon High School's prom....

 

Asbestos related disease screening set

Libby, Montana, was home to a vermiculite mine for over seventy years. The mine closed in 1990, but the damage was already done. The vermiculite ore, processed in various plants around the country and sold as insulation, was contaminated with a...

 

Laila Solvår Overberg (Toftner)

Laila Solvår Overberg (Toftner), age 75, passed away peacefully at her home in Plains with her loving husband and daughter at her side on Thursday, March 23, 2023. Laila (pronounced, Lila) was born...

 

John Montgomery

John Montgomery went home to be with his Lord and to meet up again with his loving wife Maxine on April 12, 2023. Born on December 6, 1932, he saw and lived more than most people would or have ever experienced. Lovingly known as grandpa by all his...

 

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Trout Creek School District

Name: Zachary Hannum Education: Noxon Public Schools, Class of 1990. United States Navy operator school, Gulfport, Mississippi. Attended Montana Western. Occupation: Currently own and operate Montana Trees Inc. a wholesale Nursery stock business...

 

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Plains School District

Name: Lana Dicken Education: Master’s in Social Work Occupation: Licensed Clinical Social Worker / Mental Health Therapist What qualities would make you an effective school board member? As a therapist I am a skilled communicator, being able to engag...

 

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Hot Springs School District

Name: Colton Stephens Education: High school graduate, 2 years of college Occupation: Farmer, Rancher, Small Business Owner What qualities would make you an effective school board member? I believe I would be an effective school board candidate becau...

 

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Thompson Falls School District

Name: Matthew Toyias Education: Some college Occupation: Grocery Stocker, Retired USN. What qualities would make you an effective school board member? Thoughtfulness to the needs of others and the ability to be decisive while working to meet those...

 

SCHOOL BOARD CANDIDATES: Dixon School District

Name: Jennifer Hammond What qualities would make you an effective school board member? I, Jennifer Hammond, have many good qualities. I believe in the importance of having integrity and demonstrating this through community. I am a self-confident...

 

BREAKING GROUND

Volunteers and board members of the Paradise Center hold their ceremonial tools for a mini roundhouse groundbreaking ceremony. From left is Benita Jo Hanson, Dave Colyer, Kathleen Hubka, Shanna...

 

Tracksters qualify for state at Libby

The sun was shining in Libby on Saturday as Thompson Falls, Noxon and Plains track and field teams competed at the Libby Invitational. It was an optional Spring Break meet. Joining Alexis Deming as a...

 

MAC ends Blue Hawk win streak

by Jennifer Curran If was a busy week on the road for the Thompson Falls softball team last week. On Tuesday the Blue Hawks beat the Troy Trojans 14-4 in five innings. It was 2-1 after the first inning and then in the second inning the Hawks put it...

 

Trotter bats on fire at home

Coach Kati Mitchell said that the week went really well for the Trotters softball varsity and JV teams. On Thursday the varsity team traveled to Missoula to take on the Loyola Breakers. The Trotters...

 
 By Ed Moreth    Sports    April 20, 2023

Clark Fork gets first home win

The Clark Fork Soccer Alliance got their first victory of the season in front of hometown folks Saturday, but they also received their first stomping on the same day. They were the first and only home...

 

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