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Twin golfing titans Ron Beaty and Gary Thompson tamed River's Bend in Over the Hill action Monday morning as both carded low-gross rounds of 41 to lead the locally famous group of gregarious golfers back to the clubhouse. Showing she has some River's Bend chops of her own, Lana Nolen led the Hill ladies in with the low gross of 50. Don Hansen and Liz Morkert shot the low men's and women's net rounds of 32 and 41. In other play of the day, Rick Kendall was closest to the pin in 2 on No. 1, Russ W...
Men’s league play took a holiday – and a rainy day – at River’s Bend Golf Course last week. With the Fourth of July falling on a Thursday this year, the Wednesday Night Men’s League decided to cancel last week’s play and the Tuesday Night Men had no choice but to stand down when active thunderstorms visited Sanders County that night. River’s Bend spokesman Jesse Mack said that, weather permitting, regulation league play will resume this week....
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SANDPOINT – On June 21, members of Kaniksu Land Trust (KLT) staff and board along with area neighbors joined together to officially dedicated the Cabinet View Nature Area, a community access property on the Montana/Idaho border. This 76-acre property is owned by KLT and is open to the public for walking, picnicking and enjoying nature. At the gathering in June, Executive Director Katie Egland Cox spoke to attendees about the value of places where all people can get outside, and thanked the y...
Wolverines are the subject of a special presentation at a banquet sponsored by the Cube Iron – Cataract Coalition. The banquet is this Friday night, July 12, beginning at 5:30 p.m. at the Elks Club in Thompson Falls. Montana artist, photographer and outdoorsman Kalon Baughan will show memorable images of wolverines and discuss research on these remarkable creatures. Some of Kalon’s work can be viewed at kalonbaughanfineart.com A slide and video show by Andrew Klaus will provide a visual tour of the CICC area. This is a local area of mostly wil...
The Trout Creek Farmers Market needed a new poster to get the word out about their fresh veggies, home baked bread, and locally produced products, so volunteer manager Sarah Cooper ran a contest. "There is an extremely robust art program at Noxon School, so I asked the art teacher, Veronica Colyer, if there were students who would like to help. The response was fantastic, and with the help of the lunch ladies we picked three winners," Cooper said. Winners were River Duffy (4th grade), Haylee...
One of the most recognizable birds in the area, due to its cerulean-blue color, is the mountain bluebird. While driving along roadways, one will observe fence posts supporting homes for these little beauties. Active mountain blue birder Bart Granlund of Hot Springs has spent the last five years monitoring approximately 70 nest boxes along three blue birding routes located in Camas Prairie. "We record data on nesting activity each nesting season and report the number of successful fledglings,...
