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Thorne Creek fire grows to 17,000 acres
Don’t be fooled by a few days of reduced fire behavior brought on by Sunday’s welcome rain – t...
Red Cross shelters serves community
As the Thorne Creek fire burns north of Thompson Falls, a community of volunteers are assisting...
Water usage forces new restrictions
The City of Thompson Falls has imposed more stringent water use restrictions. These efforts, according to Mayor Mark Sheets, are to ensure there is...
Sheriff's Log
Ambulance: Noxon, 2; Hot Springs, 3; T. Falls, 6; Trout Creek, 2; Plains, 5. Monday, July 26 Motor vehicle crash, Noxon. Fire, Noxon. Theft, Plains....
Justice Court
Montana Highway Patrol Briana Snyder, 35, operating after consuming alcohol, 1st offense, $735. Heidi Lane, 49, day speeding, $120. James Watson, 41,...
Stakeholders discuss housing
For many, the lack of attainable and available housing in the county has grown exponentially, leading many community leaders to believe the current...
Plains Town Council passes emergency water ordinance
The Plains Town Council passed an emergency ordinance at its monthly meeting at City Hall Monday evening in an effort to conserve water during this...
All for the love of coffee
Rode Haus Coffee is the name and the Hanks gals -mother Paula and daughters Reagan and Roni - in...
Old Jail Museum asks county for ARPA funding
The Sanders County Historical Society and Old Jail Museum have requested financial help with funding through American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA),...
Fire forces evacuations
That fire on the mountain everyone has been watching is going to be with us for a while. The Thorne...
Thorne Creek Fire nears 16,000 acres
The Thorne Creek Fire continues to burn just north of Thompson Falls. As of Saturday morning the...
State tests gun found in river
The serial number on a firearm found Sunday afternoon at the Flat Iron Fishing access site west of...
Plains discusses future growth
Sanders County residents filled the senior center in Plains last Thursday night to sit in on a meeting addressing potential growth plans for the...
New energy for local group
For the first time in over 20 years, a grange meeting was held this month at the Whitepine Grange....
Sheriff's Log
Ambulance calls: Hot Springs, 4; Thompson Falls, 10; Dixon, 2; Plains, 8. Sunday, July 18 General animal complaint, Hot Springs. Livestock, Paradise....
Justice Court
Montana Highway Patrol John Bennett, 55, driving under the influence of alcohol, 2nd offense, $1,335, 7 days jail. Roxsanna Ryan, 64, seatbelt...
TFHS gym roof replaced after spring storm damage
The windstorm in January left many homes and businesses in need of repair, including the high...
SCCDC to host housing summit
Sanders County Community Development Corporation (SCCDC) is hosting a Housing Summit Monday, August 2, at the Clark Fork Valley Elks Lodge in...
Freight company building local site
A North Idaho freight company is expanding services in Sanders County to keep up with increased...
Program promotes forest health
"Often, the best resource is simply a neighbor and fellow landowner sharing their experience and...
John's Fuel Farm expands services
Offering propane gas delivery and fuel oil services, John's Fuel Farm has opened a location in...
Hay producers can connect through state hotline
Producers can list hay for sale or donation using Montana Hay Hotline As severe drought conditions and wildfires persist across the state, the...
New tool provides water rights data
The Water Resources Division (WRD) of Montana Dept. of Natural Resources & Conservation (DNRC) has launched new tools, including a fact sheet and a...
Visitors learn farming in lavender harvest
Paradise Gardens has had an army of workers tackling the flowing fields of purple over the last two...
Pistol purchased by Danielle Wood located in Clark Fork River
by John Dowd The serial number on a firearm found Sunday afternoon at the Flat Iron Fishing access...
