Articles from the July 12, 2018 edition
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Plains ordinance sees first complaint
The Plains Community Decay Ordinance had only been law one day when someone picked up a complaint form, said Plains Mayor Dan Rowan. The complaint hasn’t been returned to City Hall yet, but enforcement of the new ordinance is likely to soon begin. R...
Local artist creates festival logo
Every year the Huckleberry Festival offers artists and novices from around the country the opportunity to submit their vision of the spirit of the Huckleberry Festival for the annual logo design. The...
Piranhas attack, win 5th in Plains meet
Plains Piranha Jack Couch captured first place in each of the three events at the Plains swim meet at E.L. Johnson Memorial Pool Sunday and when he wasn't zipping through the water, Coach Couch was...
Water aerobics class a hit at TF city pool
The Thompson Falls City Pool offers a nice relief on a hot day. The recreational open swim times are 1 pm to 7 pm, Monday through Friday and noon to 5 pm on Saturdays. If you want to get a little...
Falls seventh graders learn in Robotics competition
Some people never stop playing with toys. For seventh grade students, it is the cusp of a rite of passage for those who have spent their early childhoods playing with Legos and young adolescence in...
What will 2018 fire season bring?
Into the fire season we go. Fire season has not really gotten hot yet in western Montana, and local wildland fire officials hope to keep the 2018 campaign quiet for as long as possible. With the Fourth of July and its associated fireworks ignition...
County celebrates Independence Day
"The Second Day of July 1776, will be the most memorable Epocha, in the History of America. I am apt to believe that it will be celebrated, by succeeding Generations, as the great anniversary...
