Articles from the September 17, 2020 edition
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BRIDGE INSPECTION
Bridge inspectors from Extreme Access Inc., traveled from Idaho last Thursday to complete a safety inspection on the High Bridge in Thompson Falls. Scott Coleman, one of the three inspectors, said...
By TF School Board reviews salary schedule
The Thompson Falls School Board is working on a new salary schedule for their administration. The new schedule will decide how much and how often the administrative employees’ salaries will increase over the years. According to Superintendent Bud Scu...
Blue Hawks blast Black Hawks 52-0
It's not just COVID-19 now; it's also this blasted smoke. Already battling the impositions instituted by the implementation of COVID-19 rules, coach Jared Koskela and his No. 4 ranked Blue Hawks were...
Anaconda scraps past Lady Hawks
The Lady Hawks may have lost to Anaconda Saturday at TFHS gym, but you will not hear coach Sandra Kazmierczak complaining about it. In fact, it was just the opposite. "Wasn't that a great match?" she...
Justin, Josey win Monster Triad titles
Led by Justin Morgan and Josey Neesvig, who won individual titles, the Thompson Falls Blue Hawk boys and Lady Hawks swept both team titles at the Flathead Lake Monster Triad in Bigfork Saturday....
Big Game Time
It’s big game time in Montana 6-Man football. With both teams hoping to strike an early blow for playoff position, the 2-0 Hot Springs Savage Heat, fresh off a 51-0 road conquest of the Gardiner Bruins, will host the 1-0 Noxon Red Devils Friday n...
Plains miscues help Charlo
The Plains Horsemen have an official bye this week; the rest of the teams in this part of the world may have had unofficial byes by the time the weekend ends. Originally scheduled to play at Ennis, coach Eddie Fultz and his Horsemen had that game can...
Vikings ease past Savage Heat
The Hot Springs Lady Savage Heat took one on the chin, after their leader, Katelyn Christensen took one to the nose. In an early-season matchup of District 14C contenders, the Charlo Vikings stopped the Savage Heat 25-14, 22-25, 25-18, 25-15 in Hot...
FWP continues CWD monitoring
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) will continue chronic wasting disease (CWD) surveillance this year in high-priority areas known as Priority Surveillance Areas in northwest, southwest and eastern Montana. Hunters who harvest a deer, elk or moose...
Trotters, Lady Devils staying busy
Charlo defeated Plains 25-11, 25-17, 25-9 in Charlo Thursday in District 14C volleyball action. Kaylah Standeford hit three kills and a block to lead the Trotters, Madison Elliott added a block, Dacia Black hit 20 digs and an ace, and Izzy Butcher...
Bowling Scores
THOMPSON FALLS INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE W L Bernie’s Auto 3 1 Highlead 3 1 Howard Services 3 1 Hagedorn Land Surv. 1 3 Internet Kitchen 1 3 Moore Oil 1 3 Team Scr. Game: Bernie’s Auto, 697; Scr. Series: Bernie’s Auto, 1776; Hcp. Game: Bernie’s Auto, 8...
Roadside wisdom to stay safe
A study done by AAA Montana’s emergency roadside assistance and AAA Auto Repair Centers, have found that battery issues have become one of the most common problems plaguing drivers across the state. According to a news release in tracking M...
Grow habitat that's good for pollinators
When you imagine what “habitat” looks like, what comes to mind? For me, it is easy to picture the forested mountains and numerous rivers and streams of Sanders County, which many fish and wildlife species call home. However, for many pollinator spe...
FWP proposes new Flathead Lake access
Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) is moving forward with its proposal to purchase nearly 15 acres for a fishing access site that would increase public access and recreation opportunities on Flathead Lake. FWP accepted public input on the proposal...
Crossword Solution
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EERIE SKIES
Smoke from wildfires in Washington, Oregon and California made its way to the Clark Fork Valley last weekend. The thick smoke obstructed the normal mountain views of the area, causing diminished air...
