The Thompson Falls City Council is considering a change to water and sewer charges for vacant lots. The matter was one of several discussed by the council during Monday's nearly two hour long meeting.

Jennifer Marie Charlo appeared before Judge Molly Owen on Tuesday, receiving a two-year deferred imposition of sentence for a felony charge of criminal possession of dangerous drugs, pursuant to an ...

A Trout Creek firefighter pours water onto a shop fire in Trout Creek on Saturday. Other firefighters soon joined the battle, but the building was a total loss. Passersby managed to tow an old truck ...

Thank you all for your support over the years of SCVT fundraising efforts that have ensured the Local Area DAV program afforded purchase replacement vehicles serving our Veterans. Your generous ...

"This is the team I took the job for," is what Coach Mike Tessier said about the Lady Hawk basketball team a couple weeks before the divisional tournament. Tessier coached his team to a third-place ...

The Plains-Hot Springs boys basketball team didn't get a win at the divisional tournament in Pablo, but they put up a heckuva fight in their final weekend of play. The Horsemen faced Anaconda – the ...

Three Noxon athletes are making splashes in the world of college athletics, with one athlete earning a national championship. Montana Tech senior Cade VanVleet, who graduated from Noxon High School in ...

The Trout Creek school hosted their annual literacy night on Thursday, celebrating Dr. Seuss's birthday week. Volunteers with Thompson Falls Womans Club were there to read aloud to students, and they ...

There is a big fuss in Montana about the way Montana Republicans orchestrated the selection and consequent anointment of their prize candidate for the United States Senate, former U. S. Attorney for ...

MADISON JOHNSTON, Plains - "I would like to try skydiving." KIMBERLY PATTON, Plains - "I would like to try skiing or flyfishing." MICHELLE DEBAUGH, Noxon - "I would like to learn Microsoft Excel." ...

Twenty-five new moms and their infants had a special baby shower last weekend. A $3,000 Beacon Grant through the Elks Foundation helped the Clark Fork Valley Elks host a community baby shower.

U.S. Representative Ryan Zinke was in Noxon on Monday to sign and deliver ceremonial checks from Congress for several local projects. Rep. Zinke, county commissioners Dan Rowan, John Holland and Tony ...