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Remember When?
40 YEARS AGO • OCTOBER 11, 1979 PRISONERS TO OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS SOON Unlike the concern voiced by Warden Roger Crist about moving the Montana...
Question of the Week
LYNDA BRANSON, Trout Creek – "No. Definitely not. Those Democrats have been after him since he was elected. They are guilty of everything they...
Lil' fighters organize festival for Harlee
Despite the cold, rainy weather on Saturday, the community came together once again to have some...
County students learn about water
Sanders County fifth and sixth-grade students took part in the 17th annual Water Festival recently....
County encourages residents to walk for health
Sanders County Public Health invites the public to take part in Walk with Ease, a self-directed program aimed to increase overall wellness. The...
Fundraiser draws small crowd, big bucks
The Cancer Network of Sanders County (CNSC) will now be able to help more than a dozen cancer...
Noxon fans enjoy new scoreboard
For thousands of communities across the U.S., high school football is a big deal. The whole town...
Hospital's first staff look back
The 50th anniversary of the Clark Fork Valley Hospital is two years away, but last week community...
SNOW BIRD
THE SEPTEMBER SNOWSTORM was a shock to not only human residents of Sanders County, but also the...
TF students engage in leadership training
A duo of seniors at Thompson Falls High School took it upon themselves to organize a team-building e...
Remember When?
40 YEARS AGO • OCTOBER 4, 1979 LIONS CLUB TO STAGE 35th ANNUAL SHOOT A lot of memories, most of them pleasant, spanning the past 35 years are being...
Question of the Week
SANDREA COLEMAN ROUSSY, Thompson Falls – “Yes. Last year we had a deer that the liver looked strange, so we didn’t eat it.” BILL CAIN,...
Project ASCENT hosts outdoor program
Thompson Falls non-profit Project ASCENT is hosting a unique fall outdoor educational program this weekend in Libby. The group will present “Autumn...
TC students hula hoop for Harlee
Last Friday, kids of Trout Creek gathered to show support for their fellow friend and classmate,...
Plains Woman's Club donates hundreds of shoes
Whoever said members of the Plains Woman's Club don't have soul didn't see them working on hundreds...
NOXON ROYALTY
Noxon High School crowned Homecoming royalty during the football game against Sheridan last Friday....
HITTING THE FALL TRAILS
While autumn may bring on the need for hot apple cider, pumpkin carving and hayrides, it is also...
Twins shoot it out in Paradise play
There was a shooting and a case of poisoning in Paradise last weekend - two people died, but no one...
FAMILY TRADITION
Expanding to a little over 3,000 acres just outside Hot Springs, Springvale Ranch is home to nearly...
Remember When?
40 YEARS AGO • SEPTEMBER 27, 1979 LaRUES TO OBSERVE 50 YEARS IN BUSINESS By Lenora Brown An era...
Question of the Week
FRANK LaMOTTE, Trout Creek – “I don’t smoke, but I think we should ban e-cigarettes because it gives you too many physical problems.” KATRINA...
Artist adding to sculpture herd
The lone horse along the greenway in Plains might have company by the end of the year. Artist...
