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Board of Health member resigns
A member of the Sanders County Board of Health submitted his resignation after a heated meeting last week with the Sanders County Commissioner....
County, MDT discuss Highway 135 speed
The Sanders County Commissioners met with representatives from Quinn’s Hot Springs Resort, Montana Department of Transportation (MDT) and Montana...
CFVH health fair to provide education
Clark Fork Valley Hospital’s (CFVH) annual health fair will take place Saturday, October 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the agriculture building at...
TF City Council member resigns
A Thompson Falls City Council member has resigned her position. Ward 3 representative Ruth Cheney has stepped down from the council, effective immedia...
Justice Court
Montana Highway Patrol Dawn Davis, 55, driving under the influence, 1st offense, $685, 1 day in jail; operating without insurance, 1st offense, $75....
Sheriff's Log
Ambulance: Hot Springs, 6; Plains, 13; Heron, 1; Trout Creek, 2; T. Falls, 8; Noxon, 2; Paradise, 1. Monday, September 13 Warrant service, Plains....
Utility assistance applications available Oct. 1
As fall settles in and cooler temperatures come to northwest Montana, Community Action Partnership of Northwest Montana (CAPNM) is preparing for the...
TF school project moves forward
The Thompson Falls school board on Monday voted to move forward with a nearly $1.4 million multi-use building project at the high school. The board...
Plains man shares vision for community
Charles W. Bickenheuser hasn’t lived in Plains long, but that hasn’t stopped him from jumping right into issues he feels should be important to...
Proposed hunting regulation changes available for review
Potential hunting regulation changes for 2022 and 2023 are available online for the public to review. The proposed changes are coming now during the...
Applications sought for mountain lion management committee
HELENA – The deadline to submit applications to serve on the Northwest Lion Ecoregional Population Committee has been extended to Sept. 28. The...
Residents remember 9/11
To remember the events of September 11, 2001 and to remind others, the Clark Fork Valley Elks Lodge...
County supports housing project
The Sanders County Commissioners last week voted to help the Sanders County Community Housing Organi...
Group wants to build dog park in Plains
A Plains resident announced to the town council at last Tuesday’s monthly meeting that a group of locals would like to construct a dog park and...
Council clarifies water, sewer fees
The Thompson Falls City Council on Monday approved new fees for water and sewer hookups in the city limits. The council held a public hearing prior...
TF man arrested following chase
The Town of Plains had its own exciting ride during the fair, but it was a one-time jaunt that lasted only about two minutes. In the end, the man got...
Justice Court
Sanders County Sheriff’s Office Clarence Bean, 54, day speeding, $70. Yisroel Hahn, 41, day speeding, $20. Beth Heller, 65, speeding in restricted...
Sheriff's Log
Ambulance: Hot Springs, 6; Plains, 6; T. Falls, 8; Noxon, 1; Trout Creek, 4; Dixon, 1. Monday, September 6 Assist motorist/citizen, T. Falls....
Hot Springs resident offers EMT training
With Emergency Medical Service (EMS) member numbers significantly down in Montana and across the...
Defendants plead not guilty
Two defendants made their initial appearance in 20th District Judicial Court on Tuesday. The first was Schaffer Leib, who is facing a felony charge of...
FWP sees increased bear activity
With the arrival of fall, Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) staff are busy responding to bear conflicts and working with the public to prevent...
Plains passes budget, receives ARPA funds
The Plains Town Council last week approved the 2021/2022 fiscal year budget of just over...
Vet clinic expands in county
There's a new veterinary clinic in Plains with a new name, but she's no stranger to faces of...
Plains mayor lifts water restrictions
The mayor of Plains declared at last week’s council meeting that he was rescinding the mandatory water restrictions now that the area has had some...
COVID postpones local activities
Though life seemed to be getting back to normal with the return of the school year and fall sporting events, some Sanders County teams have had to...
