Thursday, September 25
Mike Cast / Leader Staff
The American Indian Institute chose the Blue Bay Campground to host its third annual conference of Native American elders and youth this past weekend in Polson.
Jenna Cederberg / Leader Staff
CHARLO — A well-disciplined Charlo team took the ball to the endzone 11 times on Saturday, in a runaway 81-0 win over Hays-Lodgepole.
Ali Bronsdon / Leader Staff
On Oct. 18, Ronan resident John Azzopardi will ride his bike 105 miles across California's Death Valley.
Jamie Doran / Valley Press
A Polson man accused of murdering his father Aug. 30 had his initial appearance in front of Judge Deborah Kim Christopher Tuesday morning at the Sanders County Courthouse.
Worst economic crisis since the Great Depression
It's Monday morning, Sept. 22. Congress, allegedly, is going to pass legislation this week to cure America's worst economic crisis since the Great Depression.
Thursday, September 18
Skate Ignatius
Ali Bronsdon / Leader Staff
On Fiiiiiire!
By Jenna Cederberg / Leader staff
Monday, September 15
John Joseph Driscoll
John Joseph Driscoll, 99, died Aug. 7, 2008, in Overland Park, Kan.
Alpine Challenges for Charity
By Ali Bronsdon / Leader Staff
Pirates get rolling with first win
POLSON — A stunning display of hard work and finesse produced a 2-0 victory for Polson's varsity girls soccer team Thursday against Stevensville. The girls brought a lot of tenacity but no mercy to their home field, playing relentless defense, earning a shutout, and putting the defeat they suffered at Libby behind them.
"I am a hero. Barack Obama isn't!"
A large part of John McCain's speech theme at the RNC in St. Paul rang loud and clear.
Polson mourns loss of Jones
By Andrew Fish / Leader Staff
PIrate golfer shines all week
By Michael Cast / Leader reporter
Thursday, September 11
John Joseph Driscoll
John Joseph Driscoll, 99, died Aug. 7, 2008, in Overland Park, Kan.
"I am a hero. Barack Obama isn't!"
A large part of John McCain's speech theme at the RNC in St. Paul rang loud and clear.
Three local peaks in just three days.
By Ali Bronsdon / Leader Staff
Thursday, September 4
Local Buddhist center holds festival of peace
By Andrew Fish / Leader Staff
Polson standoff resolved
Tear gas, Taser used to arrest barricaded suspect
Pirates Outduel Vikings in Early Season Clash
by John Heglie for the Leader
I AM proud to be Native American
I AM proud to be Native American, I DO love my land and I do NOT litter!! Maybe Bonnie Sickles should have chosen her words differently in last weeks Leader. Turtle Lake Rd is not only travelled by Native Americans, those beer cans, wine bottles, and trash, couldn't have only been thrown there by natives. People litter, yes PEOPLE, not WE people, or YOU people. PEOPLE! Does it need to be stopped? Yes. Should it be cleaned? Yes. But do not catergorize the Native Americans as the only PEOPLE littering Turtle Lake Rd! Maybe Bonnie should use her camera to catch a clue.
Court standoff resolved
Plea agreement reached in Wilbert Michel case
Chiefs show promise in scrimmage
Michael Cast / Leader Staff
