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Heavy rain and flash flooding prompt preparation warnings for Tasmanian residents and farmers By Manika Champ ThuThursday 4 updated FriFriday 5 Rivers in many catchments are rising. ( Share Print text only Cancel The Bureau of Meteorology has warned Northern Tasmania could be about to experience its most significant rainfall and flash flooding event since the state's deadly floods in 2016. Key points: The Bureau of Meteorology predicts up to 80mm of rain will fall across the north of the state between Friday afternoon and Saturday morning Elevated areas could receive up to 200mm Deloraine is ...

The Knoxville Wrestling Squad had its final tune up before Sectionals on Tuesday as the Panthers vitiated Carlisle. The Panthers fell to the Wildcats 39-36 with Andon Trout, Luke Spaur, and Wayne Johnston getting wins by pin. The Panthers will be in action next on Saturday hosting a class 2A sectional.

by Contributor on Friday Jan 15 2021 Rossland Public Library board member Abigail Steel; submitted photo “Books of My Life”-- Q and A with Abigail Steel, Rossland Public Library Board Member: My favourite childhood book and favourite book to read aloud -- because I spent part of my early childhood in England, my much loved, favourite books are those by A. A. Milne, including The House at Pooh Corner. The “hundred acre wood” referred to in the Winnie-the-Pooh stories is in Ashdown Forest, located not far from where I lived in East Sussex. As my three chil...

The Knoxville Wrestling Squad went 2-1 at a quad hosted by the Panthers on Thursday. Knoxville began the meet with a 54-30 win over Eddyville-Blakesburg-Fremont, then trounced Chariton 60-22 before falling to Albia 48-27. Four Panthers completed the perfect night as Wayne Johnston, Gage Rowley,Luke Spaur and Andon Trout all went 3-0 on the night. Spaur and Rowley told KNIA/KRLS Sports it was a good night, but there is a lot of room for improvement.. Luke: “I wrestled OK, it wasn’t my best we’re just an inexperienced team, we’ll be OK. Gauge: “There were some decent kids and I d...

Creativity And Government Aid Kept Montana’s Small Afloat in 2020 It’s been a rough year for Montana’s small businesses and more help could be on the way, packaged in Congress’ latest COVID-19 relief bill that's headed to President Donald Trump's desk. But that relief will look different in this round of aid and some programs that helped businesses stay afloat might not continue into the new year. Bathing Beauties Beads in Missoula is a brightly colored store with jewelry making supplies and art lining the walls to a high ceiling. Owner Katie Ghen Simpson stands towards the back at a ...