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 By Shana Neesvig    Sports    June 28, 2018

Peace Run returns to Sanders County

Roughly 30 years ago, Sanders County runners participated in an international run to promote world peace. Last Saturday, the 23rd international Peace Run came through the area once again, spreading ho...

 
 By Justin Harris    Sports    June 28, 2018

New Kids' Fishing Day reels in the fun

It was a first for the state park in Thompson Falls, and for many youth in attendance. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks (FWP) held the first annual Kids Fishing Day at the small pond in the park. "We...

 

Shanks a Lot golfers win first half title

Shanks A Lot clinched the first-half team title and Bear Muscle Fitness shot the low team gross to highlight action in Tuesday Night Men’s League play at River’s Bend last week. As Shanks A Lot golfers Jens Jantzen, Dave Garr, Ron Beaty, Charles Hoo...

 

Dog fight brewing In Wednesday play

It looks like another dog fight is brewing in the Wednesday Night Men’s League, and it will be fought out on the fairways and greens of River’s Bend over the next several weeks. Fresh off winning the first half of league play and sporting the bat...

 
 By John Hamilton    Sports    June 28, 2018

Hill gang golfers enjoy Monday play

You have to get up pretty early in the morning if you are going to be part of the Over the Hill golfing gang. Okay, you really don’t have to get up that early, but you do have to show up for the Monday mid-morning tee time with a smile on your f...

 

Coaches conduct hoop camp

Students from the third through fifth grades showed off their skills at a four-day basketball camp that was held in the high school gym. High school basketball coaches Jake Mickelson and Doree...

 
 By Ed Moreth    Communities    June 28, 2018

Local art adorns walls at CFVH

Nine artists are showing their work at Clark Fork Valley Hospital for the third quarter Art on the Walls exhibit, which opened last week. "I'm always impressed by the art and feel lucky to know some...

 

Strawberry shortcake the low-carb way

Independence Day, my favorite summer holiday. Friends, fireworks, water fights, cornhole, and of course a barbeque. For me, good food is a must for a good celebration. This year, and for the past...

 

Beck brought Bakersfield country to The Rex

A lone singer sat on the Rex Theater stage Saturday and strummed his guitar to a nearly empty theater. Sharing his traditional-style country songs, the man also brought with him some priceless stories of his run- ins with music legends. Old-time...

 
 By Justin Harris    News    June 28, 2018

TF Schools picks new superintendent

Thompson Falls School District has landed on a decision to fill the vacant superintendent position following Jason Slater’s exit. With four original candidates in the running, William “Bill” Cain will assume the superintendent responsibilities begin...

 

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