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Car show helps CFVH residents

When people reach the golden years, a little nostalgia goes a long way. For long-term care residents at Clark Fork Valley Hospital (CFVH), sprucing up their surroundings to make life more comfortable...

 

Hornets escape Noxon with 32-27 win

NOXON – It was a great game to win for White Sulphur Springs but a very tough one to lose for the Noxon Red Devils. The visiting Hornets from White Sulphur Springs scored an improbable win over the D...

 

Lady Hawks outlast Lady Copperheads

The more the Lady Hawks play together, the better they get. And that should be a scary thought for the rest of the volleyball teams in the Western B division. The young Lady Hawks split a pair of home...

 

Hawks run at Rebecca Farm

It was hot and windy but the course was grassy with gradual hills; all in all, a pretty good tradeoff for cross country running. Fighting off the effects of the heat and running through the wind, the...

 

Trotters lose two

Coach Jesse Butcher and her Trotters dropped a pair of District 10C matches last week, falling 25-16, 25-17, 25-18 to Charlo in Plains Friday and 16-25, 25-16, 25-16, 25-18 to Arlee in Arlee Saturday. The Trotters now have a busy week on tap, after...

 

Heat spike Pirates

The Hot Springs Savage Heat spiked Victor 25-16, 25-9, 25-9 in Hot Springs Sept. 4. Coach Alisha Pablo and her Savage Heat were to have played Noxon in Noxon Thursday but results of that match were not available. The Heat netters will host Arlee...

 

Vikings vex Lady Devils

The Noxon Lady Red Devils fell to Charlo 25-6, 25-19, 25-11 in Charlo Saturday. Coach Teri Wilkinson and her Lady Devils were to have played Valley Christian Tuesday (results were not available) and will host Arlee Saturday. Delaney Weltz led Noxon...

 

Tigers claw past injured Horsemen

This one could go down as the one that got away from the Horsemen. Expecting to play the Tigers in Darby Saturday in another competitive Western C football game, the Plains Horsemen instead came out flat, had two of their key players get injured...

 

Lions lasso Blue Hawks

The Eureka Lions, the two-time defending State B champions, have a habit of winning football games. The visiting Lions were true to form Friday night at Previs Field, fighting through a tough first quarter to go on to defeat the Thompson Falls Blue H...

 

Always young Hill gang plays away

If you can’t beat ‘em, why not join ‘em? Always looking for new blood, the Over the Hill golfing gang engaged in another day of fun play Monday morning at River’s Bend as 33 league members, plus two visiting pros, were canvassing the course this ti...

 

Heat whip Wolverines; key game at Noxon Friday

The big games just keep coming, and we’re not even halfway through September yet. The Hot Springs Savage Heat, fresh off a 50-18 win over previously unbeaten West Yellowstone in Hot Springs Friday, face another game with Western C playoff i...

 

Young Hawks to face Troy here Saturday

The Thompson Falls junior high Blue Hawks opened the football season with a 51-14 loss to visiting Mission at Previs Field Saturday. Breck Ferris and Brandon Fisher scored the two touchdowns for coach Michael Allen’s young Hawks, Ferris on a pass f...

 

Get prepared during September

National Preparedness Month (NPM), recognized each September, provides an opportunity to remind us that we all Must prepare ourselves and our families now and throughout the year. According to information provided by Jill Lundstrom with Sanders...

 

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