Staff Rainy River First Nation wants to slam dunk alcoholism among youths–and is bringing in a renowned roundballer to help do so. The Youth for Sobriety 3-on-3 basketball tournament and skills clinic runs today through Saturday at the outdoor courts located near the RRFN gymnasium. Lending a celebrity presence to […]

By Dan Sewell And Christopher S. Rugaber The Associated Press NORWOOD, Ohio — Herbie Mays is 3M proud, and it shows ‚Äî in the 3M shirt he wears; in the 3M ring he earned after three decades at the company’s plant in suburban Cincinnati; in the way he shows off […]

By Josh Boak And Michelle Chapman The Associated Press WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Tuesday ripped into the four business leaders who resigned from his White House jobs panel ‚Äî the latest sign that corporate America’s romance with Trump is faltering after his equivocal response to violence by white […]

Muskie girls’ hockey head coach Todd Hamilton had the honour of speaking about his predecessor, former high school teammate and best friend Scott Clendenning.

Joey Payeur Hailey Beaudry of La Place Rendez-Vous/Taggs used her power to full advantage as both a goal scorer and a playmaker Thursday evening as her team completed a sweep of the best-of-three women’s division final.

Joey Payeur Shelby Nosan of the Dawson Tigers legged out this triple but was unable to get home from third in the first inning of Dawson’s 13-3 loss to the Fort Frances Her-icanes on Monday evening at VanJura here.

Joey Payeur Ian Jodoin of CJ Contracting, right, couldn’t bear to watch the outcome even while putting his body on the line to try and block this pass from Garnet Cornell of Centra Pipelines during the men’s division final Thursday evening, with Centra claiming a 4-1 victory on penalty kicks […]

Former CFL all-star Jeff Treftlin voiced his appreciation for those who helped him in his formative football days with the Muskies.

Joey Payeur 1980 Muskie senior girls’ hoopsters Laurie Moxham, left, Tracy Roach, Kathy Kolynchuk, and Jean Bujold were part of the group that became the first women and first basketball players inducted into the Fort Frances Sports Hall of Fame.

Eldest son Dennis Witherspoon proudly accepted the posthumous induction on behalf of his father, Fort Frances Royals’ creator Jim Witherspoon.