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SUE APODACA, Plains – “My best fishing story is that when we first moved here, I actually caught a once-in-a- lifetime really big fish.” ALEX...
Bass fishers net big catches in tourney
The fish were biting for the fishers at The Bass Federation (TBF) Tri-State Open Buddy Tournament in Trout Creek July 27 and 28. The fishing began...
Huckleberry treats wanted
Pies, cookies and more will be available for sampling during the 40th annual Huckleberry Festival dessert contest next weekend. The contest is set...
Summer studies for Dixon kids
Students at Dixon Elementary had the opportunity to express their creativity and exercise their...
Doing good, having fun in Noxon
What can be better than camping out and doing good for others? That's what a church group of...
Church volunteers to paint clubhouse
One Plains church showed that God isn't just for the Sunday pulpit. Members of the First Lutheran...
A howlin' good time at Wild Coyote Days
The weather was perfect for three days of festivities that the Coyote Days at the Wild Coyote...
Haywood, Harris win Pinochle
Linda Haywood and Kathy Harris ended the 2018-19 Thompson Falls Woman’s Club Pinochle marathon in first place with 36,710 points. Kathy Harris and...
Jammin' and chicken
The three C's in life; community, camaraderie and...CHICKEN! Put them together and you have the...
ARTISTS' PARADISE
A group of Plains people showed their artistic talents in Paradise last week with the Artists in...
Remember When
50 YEARS AGO • JULY 24, 1969 TC RANCHER NOTES BIRTHDAY NUMBER 99 While the astronauts of Apollo 11 were walking on the moon Sunday, a red letter...
Question of the Week
LIAM MCPHERSON Trout Creek – “Probably the river. Jump in, get cooled off, continue until you feel good. “ ADRIAN WALKER, – Trout Creek ...
Classics shimmer and shine in Trout Creek
Trout Creek was graced by the presence of more than a couple dozen classic cars Saturday when Cool...
Performance scheduled
Butte’s Grandstreet Theatre is bringing the play Every Brilliant Thing to communities throughout Montana, including Thompson Falls, to engage...
Wolverine expert speaks at CICC event
Fine dining, friends and wolverines were the themes at the Elks Lodge in Thompson Falls on June 12....
Wild Coyote gears up for weekend fun
What do you get when you mix lawn mowers revving, ducks racing, and horseshoes flying? The Coyote Days at the Wild Coyote Saloon in Thompson Falls. Th...
SCVT announces spring raffle winners
Sanders County Veterans Transportation (SCVT) announced the successful completion of its Spring Fundraising Raffle on July 4. This event is made possi...
Blues festival marks 10 years
This year will mark 10 years for the Big Sky Blues Festival. The festival will be held in at Pilgrim Creek Park in Noxon next weekend, August 2-4. The...
Musicians take a break from baroque
Baroque music is centuries old, but the following for the yearly Montana Baroque Festival at...
Summer hits with a splash
There was no lack of entertainment along Main Street in Thompson Falls Saturday afternoon. Rose...
Lions, fair board honor Paradise man
A longstanding member of Paradise was honored last Wednesday as a tribute to his selfless devotion...
Historic bell tower renovated
The Paradise Elementary School Preservation Committee finished one more major project in its...
Noxon welcomes new superintendent
Noxon School District has appointed a new member to their administration. For just over one week,...
