Browning tops Lady Loggers volleyball in three sets
The Lady Loggers are at Ronan Tuesday and host Whitefish Saturday.
Climbing competition returns to Stone Hill after long absence
The Northwest Montana Climbers Coalition in association with the Access Fund, The American Alpine Club and the Kootenai National Forest, will host the first revival.
Jim (James) R. Hicks
Jim (James) R. Hicks
New police officer joins City of Libby force
Luthey retired from the Ripon Police Department in October 2020 after a 26-year career. Ripon is a small town located between Modesto and Stockton in California.
Libby native Heinert achieves career military milestone
His U.S. Naval service began one year before the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks occurred on United States soil.
Man accused of sexually assaulting teen girl
Robert William Emerick, 34, is charged with one felony count of sexual assault, victim less than 16 years old.
Clarence Walter Knutson
Clarence Walter Knutson
Libby soccer sweeps Frenchtown; boys tie Bigfork
Tuesday, both Libby squads scored wins over Frenchtown.
Loggers host Corvallis for homecoming
The Loggers beat Corvallis, 52-42, in the regular season finale in 2022 to clinch a playoff spot.
Kayla D’Lynn Fox
Kayla D’Lynn Fox
Troy Dispatch to discuss dissolution at Friday meeting
The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. in city council chambers at 301 E. Kootenai Ave.
Accused rapist returned to county after missing court date
Brickey missed a pre-trial conference on Sept. 5 and District Judge Matt Cuffe issued a warrant for his arrest.
Billie Diane Pullman Foote
Billie Diane Pullman Foote
Richard “Dick” Moots
Richard “Dick” Moots
Cabinet Peaks Medical Center recognized for improvement in patient care
Cabinet Peaks Medical Center was recently awarded the Montana Rural Healthcare Performance Improvement
A Libby native's journey to success
Jacob went from being a young man that had no interest in attending college to to a student that excelled, with honors and received his PhD.
Legals for September, 22 2023
Timber harvesting and wild game
For this outdoor column, I want to discuss how to improve big game populations in Northwest Montana.
CPMC offers program for those at risk of pre-diabetes, heart conditions
The upcoming PREVENT program is set to begin Oct. 3, with classes scheduled every Tuesday from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Report says Montana should adopt better wildland zoning for local government to curb fires
Montana insurance commissioner says some companies already dropping customers or raising rates
