Plains Community Ambulance

03/31/2026

Clark Fork Soccer Alliance (CFSA) includes soccer clubs in Plains, Trout Creek, Noxon, Thompson Falls, and Hot Springs, Montana.​​

03/20/2026

Free Dementia Education Drop-in Event Coming to Thompson Falls and open to all community members, caregivers, and professionals.

This event at the Thompson Falls Senior Center aims to help community members better understand dementia and caregiving.
Topics include: • What Dementia Is and How it Affects Individuals • Early Warning Signs of Memory Loss • How Dementia is Detected and Diagnosed • What to Expect After a Diagnosis • Strategies for Living Well with Dementia • Effective Communication with People Experiencing Memory Loss

Thursday, April 9, 2026 Time: 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM (Drop-in event: any time between these hours)

03/20/2026

The Mineral Community Hospital Health Fair is coming up in May! Schedule your blood draw today! Questions or concerns? Please call 406-822-4841.

03/20/2026

We are seeing lots of fire starts across Montana. Wind and sparks are a bad combination. Please be vigilant about wildfire safety and avoid activities that throw sparks.

03/20/2026

03/19/2026

Dust off your Easter baskets because the Hunt is ON!! This is the 9TH year of Church on the Move has partnered with The Wild Horse Plains Lions Club to bring this to our community!!
If you would to be a part of this by donating candies, prizes or volunteering to set up, please call 406-826-3800.

03/19/2026

A small act of kindness can go a long way. 💛

And if today feels heavy, you deserve that same kindness, too. You don't have to go through it alone.

Call, text, or chat 988 to connect with someone who cares.

03/19/2026

🐏🫎🐄🦬🧸🐓🦄🛸 Don’t drive distracted.
Be vigilant and aware of your surroundings.

Spring means wildlife are on the move. 🦌🦨

⚠️ Stay alert at dawn and dusk
⚠️ Don't take your eyes off the road

03/18/2026

Stop by and check out a kit to test your home.

03/17/2026

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03/17/2026

Many of the calls we respond to involve trauma injuries, often as a result of a fall or a bike crash. Well-intentioned friends or passerbys sometimes move the injured person in an attempt to get them out of the wilderness or to a shaded location.

Never move someone who has sustained this type of injury unless they are in immediate, life-threatening danger (in the path of a rockfall, fire, etc). Moving someone with a trauma injury can cause permanent paralysis, internal bleeding, and worsen existing injuries. Instead, call 9-1-1 and stay with the injured person while you wait for SAR. Shade the injured person with a reflective tarp or sunbrella and try to keep them awake and distracted from their injuries if possible. First responders will come into the field equipped with the proper tools for safe transport.