Articles with the Tag: Hot Springs
POLSON – A Bigfork man originally charged with intent to sell illegal drugs had a threeyear suspended sentence added to a Flathead County sentence last week. Michael John Ince, 34, was originally charged with criminal possession of dangerous drugs with intent to sell and criminal possession of dange...
Valley rivalries were put aside as conference friends and foes gathered Thursday evening for the 22nd annual Mission Valley All-Star Classic at the Joe McDonald Health and Fitness Center on the Salish Kootenai College campus. The all-star event matches up some of the best basketball talent from the valley...
Have coffee with Chief Weaver, visit RPD website, Facebook RONAN — The public is invited to attend “Coffee with the Chief” at 9 a.m. Tuesday, March 28, at Ronan Café. Chief Ken Weaver will talk about the operations of the police department, discuss community matters and the impo...
POLSON — The 2017 Mission Valley Mariners baseball team will hold a Black Tie Dinner from 6-9 p.m. Friday, March 17 at the KwaTaqNuk Resort and Casino. The dinner is $40 per plate. Each year about 35 area youth from Plains, Hot Springs, Arlee, St. Ignatius, Ronan and Polson play Legion baseball. ...
PABLO – Cross one more to-do item off the list for the Warriors and Scarlets basketball teams. On Saturday, at the Joe Mc- Donald Gym on the Salish Kootenai College campus, the top-ranked Warriors nabbed a 66-45 victory over the Plains Horsemen for the District 14-C championship. The Warriors too...
Ronan RONAN – The Chiefs used a 21-12 run in the second quarter to help snap a two-game skid with a 64-54 win over visiting Mission Bulldogs on Thursday. Kobe Morigeau scored a team-high 17 points and lead a 3-point barrage attack with five. Perry Panzetanga added three more 3-pointers for the ...
HOT SPRINGS — Educating others about good nutrition is part of the driving force behind Camas Organic Market. David Ronniger, 72, moved to Hot Springs five years ago from Moyie Springs, Idaho, which is just across the state line west of Troy. He helped start the first natural foods store in Salt Lak...
HOT SPRINGS — Montanans may not know it, but jazz does emanate from North Dakota. Grant Sorlie, 58, brought his Good Vibes band to the Symes Hotel on Friday. Sorlie and bass guitarist Jim Luikens met while attending the University of North Dakota in 1977 where they played in a jazz ensemble. T...
RONAN — Lester Merle Paro Jr. was born in Missoula on Aug. 3, 1931, and passed away peacefully Nov. 19, 2016, in Ronan. He had a large family of four sisters, Glenna, Karen, Toni and Penny; and two brothers, Jim and Tom. Lester grew up in Hot Springs. He was active in academics and was Valedictor...
PLENTYWOOD — The Hot Springs Savage Heat steered 615 miles to the northeast edge of Montana Saturday and scorched their competition, 54-20, to earn the title of State Champs in 6-man, Class C football. Hot Springs running back Trevor Paro struck first on a long touchdown run on the team’s firs...
