Articles from the October 18, 2018 edition
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Youths learn trap shooting
Local youths got a shot to test their aim Sunday at the Thompson Falls Trap Club. The Clark Fork Valley Elks Lodge presented its second triathlon event. A dozen kids joined the Elks to learn the...
Undefeated, again
The Thompson Falls 14U soccer team, coached by Cody Pallister and Ray Brown, celebrated another undefeated season on Saturday, finishing with a tournament win in Troy....
Driver safety course in TF
Senior citizens can reduce their auto insurance premiums by attending a four-hour driver safety course to be offered in Thompson Falls for all Sanders County senior residents. Sponsored by the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) the...
Halloween run on deck
The Thompson Falls Community Trails event Trick or Treat, Move Your Feet, is set for Saturday, Oct. 27. The event will include a festive Halloween themed 5K run and one-mile fun run/walk, and a BBQ. The Powerhouse Loop Trail and the Clark Fork River...
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Paradise Players gather laughs
The two newest members of the Paradise Players – and the youngest of the troupe – loved being on stage for last week's "The Treasure of Shiver River" and plan to be involved with future plays at the...
Sheriff deputy to assist city police
by Justin Harris When a full-time job fighting crime isn't enough, one could don a cape and become a superhero. Or just get sworn in with a neighboring department to wear another uniform. Sheriff...
Design continues for Blue Slide repair
Design plans are being finalized for the second phase of a project to repair a portion of Blue Slide Road that washed out earlier this year. The Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and construction contractor GSI are finalizing the design...
Josey and Rachel lead way as Hawks head to State B
What a beautiful day for running; and what a wonderful performance by the home team. The Western B-C Divisional cross country meet was held at River's Bend golf course Thursday and the host Hawks and...
Lady Hawks drop five-setters
The Lady Hawks are only getting better, the question is, will they have enough time to realize their full volleyball potential this season? The Lady Hawks lost a pair of five-set matches they could...
Hawks fall to Florence Falcons
There is nothing left to do now but go out and play football. The Thompson Falls Blue Hawks will wrap up season play at Anaconda Friday night against the Copperheads. Since both teams are winless up...
Defensive Heat pound Valley Christian; to host Lima
Defense is not normally the name of the game in Montana 6-Man football. After all, how do you find enough bodies to cover everyone when there are only six players on each side and the field is so wide open? As a result, 6-Man games are often...
Horsemen play at Troy Thursday
Has anybody seen our old friends Jacob and Rusty? Two of the mainstays for the Plains Horsemen football only a few weeks ago, Jacob Peterson and Rusty Stuart have been lost for the season, leaving some very large shoes to fill, particularly on defens...
Trotters sweep Tigers, Eagles
The Plains Trotter volleyball team is gaining steam as the season winds down and the rest of the teams in District 10C had better take notice. Coach Jesse Butcher's Trotters won two matches last...
NEVER SAY DIE
The Hot Springs Savage Heat volleyball team might not win every match, but they will not back down to anyone at any time either. "These girls are definitely hard workers, they love the fight," coach...
Wolverines outlast Devils in high-scoring slugfest
When was the last time a team scored 72 points in a football game and lost? In western Montana, the last (and possibly first?) time it ever happened was in Noxon Friday night when the West...
Lady Hawk JV play on
Coach Rachel Hanson’s Lady Hawk JV volleyball team played at Troy Oct. 6, at Mission last Tuesday and against Eureka in Thompson Falls Saturday. At Troy, Caity Alexander led the Lady Hawks with eight assists and six digs and Dani Hodges hit four k...
Bras raise funds for a good cause
Noxon High School senior Kali Murray invited the public to get creative with old bras for a good cause. About 10 people attended Murray's Bras for a Cause event at the Noxon fire hall on Sunday,...
Spooky fun set for Trout Creek Park
The Trout Creek Community Improvement Association (TCCIA) is inviting area families to join them at they transform the Trout Creek Park into a haunted maze on Halloween. Haunted park chairperson Jean Manning with the TCCIA has been planning the...
