Friday, October 30
Court Kelley
Steven Wayne Kelley
Libby mother receives deferred sentence for DUI
Obit Byington
Todd Jeffrey Byington, 49
General municipal election Nov. 3
Betty Jean Scott
Archie Becker
Todd Byington
Clinic welcomes new medical providers
Congressional dysfunction comes from not respecting the rules
Cybersecurity bill is just legalized spying on Americans
Who's going to rein in the crazy caucus?
A Halloween reminder: We are what we eat
Lazy D delivers BBQ sauce with local flavor
In Brief
Police blotter, Oct. 1 - Oct. 7
Dutch family honors Libby native
Lady Loggers finish top 10 at state
Activities abound at senior center
Library schedules plethora of events for November
Thursday, October 29
CHC Check
CHC's Maria Clemons, left, and CPMC's Kate Stephens.
Magnus Four
Sgt. Magnus R. Ludvikson, from the Dec. 7, 1944, files of The Western News.
Magnus One
Magnus R. Ludvikson
Obit Becker
Archie J. Becker, Jr., Apr. 19, 1946 to Oct. 26, 2015.
X Cntry Mossburg
Krysten Mossburg, left, and Mikalyn Zeiler compete at the state meet Oct. 24.
Buck Beebe
Hannah Beebe, age 12, shot her first buck, a 4x4 whitetail, in the Libby Creek area on Sunday Oct. 25 with a .223 caliber rifle. Took it down with one shot.
Wedding McVay
Gary McVay and Sarah Morkeberg would like to announce they are getting married Saturday, November 7 at the Troy Fish Pond 1:00pm. They would like to invite the community of Troy and Libby to celebrate this ceremony. All are invited to reception following at 179 Swanson Londge Rd off of Hwy 56 in Troy. The reception is a potluck so bring and dish and come celebrate the marriage of this lovely couple.
Winner Bacon
Alene Bacon was the lucky grand prize winner at JB's (Les Schwab) Tires annual Customer Appreciation Days drawing. She took home a Remington American 7mm-08. Alene is pictured with store manager/co-owner Robb MacDonald.
Tuesday, October 27
Remains of missing Libby man found
Saturday morning fire destroys area home
Troy area man arrested for domestic assault
Ryker Wilson
Libby High School students break a few eggs in class project
No more Americans need to die in the Middle East
Please help those in need during the holiday season
Area residents need to weigh in on river toxicity
My colorful return to our nation's capital
Good reports from hunt opening
Law enforcement reports
In Brief
A half-century of teaching
Troy's season ends in Bigfork
Bluehawks soar over Loggers
Lady Logger netters fall twice on the road
Monday, October 26
Bear Two
Tonya Chilton-Radandt, left, and Kim Annis prepare a bear trap Oct. 16.
Volleyball Huddle
Pre-game huddle vs. Troy Oct. 20. Haylee Cannon, left, Taryne Luscher, Ashley Walker and Abby Ennenga.
CHC Pyle
Dr. Samantha Pyle is the most recent addition to the health center team, and started caring for patients on October 7, 2015. Dr. Pyle graduated from the University Of Kansas School Of Medicine in 2008, and went on to complete her training at Martin Army Community Hospital Family Medicine Residency in 2011. Dr. Pyle is a Board Certified Family Physician and will be providing full scope primary care and preventative medicine for NWCHC. She is originally from Cutbank, MT; so there is no doubt that she is prepared for the Montana lifestyle.
CHC Bauer
Matt Bauer, PA-C a Certified Physician Assistant joined the health center’s team back in November of 2014 amidst construction happening all around him. Matt earned his Master’s degree from the University of Idaho, and during his training had the opportunity to gain experience in a variety of settings ranging from family medicine, orthopedics, emergency medicine, and general psychiatry.
CHC Stone
Laurie Stone, FNP is a Family Nurse Practitioner that joined the organization in June shorty after renovations were being completed. Laurie moved to Libby from Virginia where she had been practicing since 2009. She brings with her a variety of experience, including previous work with a community health center. Libby’s beautiful surroundings and small community charm is what attracted her to the area.
CHC Wolsfelt
Elizabeth Wolsfelt, PharmD joined the clinical team after obtaining her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the University of Montana. She has played a vital role in getting NWCHC’s in-house and clinical pharmacy services up and going. Currently, Ms. Wolsfelt is working directly with patients who have complicated medication regimens to help improve safety and adherence.
CHC Rebo
Chad Rebo, PA-C is a Certified Physician Assistant who earned his Masters of Science degree in Physician Assistant Studies from the University of Utah in 2013. Before joining NWCHC, Chad was working in a very busy Family Medicine and Urgent Care facility in Utah. Chad is a Libby native, and returned to his hometown to provide primary care for NWCHC in September of 2015.
Sally Ann Kelley
Sarah Ann Kelly
Teacher Three
Retiring teacher Jan Kendall.
Teacher Two
Libby Elementary School Principal Ron Goodman, left, and retiring teacher Jan Kendall.
Teacher One
Jan Kendall and her class.
Football Lauer
Pass complete to junior Erik Lauer for a first down first quarter vs. Thompson Falls Oct. 23. Trais Hoisington on the tackle.
Football Thom
Junior quarterback Braydan Thom to the Bluehawk 10-yard line for a first down fourth quarter vs. Thompson Falls Oct. 23.
Football Opland
Sally Finneran/Bigfork Eagle Troy's Sean Opland runs the ball against Bigfork on Friday. Opland had the only touchdown for the Trojans.
Football Winn
Sally Finneran/Bigfork Eagle Tucker Winn looks to pass against Bigfork on Friday. Logan Taylor, right. The Vikings beat the Trojans 49-7.
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William Tebby 32, missing person.
Steven Wayne Kelley
Steven Wayne Kelly
Student Kim
On Wednesday, October 21, Governor Steve Bullock honored thirteen Montana 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 6th grade students who submitted winning posters for the 2016 Montana Energy Calendar. Libby student Sophia Kim received a Governor's Citation. Pictured below are (from left to right) student Sophia Kim and Governor Steve Bullock. The topic of the calendar is "Electrical Safety Inside and Outside!"
Friday, October 23
Wounded warriors enjoy a day on the water
Council members hold unofficial meeting
Yaak man faces faces more than 40 years in prison
Kevin Sanderson
Betty M. Magone
Carrie Norstebon
Fires near Troy continue to burn
Troy drug dealer facing life in prison
A few tips for a healthy exercise regimen
Share the stories of your time in military service
American war party ready to start a new cold war
In Brief
Police blotter
Hunting: An annual tradition returns to Montana
Libby netters knock off Troy in four
Man jailed after long auto chase
Ronan killer files appeal, requests access to evidence
Sanders planning 'major speech' on democratic socialism
Obama vetoes $612 billion defense bill in rebuke to GOP
Thursday, October 22
Donations
St. John’s Lutheran Church, Pastor Steve Thomas, sponsored a free movie for the community at the Dome Theater. The movie: The Drop Box, on Thursday October 8. Many donations of diapers, wipes, clothing, bottles, and more were received for the Pregnancy Care Center in Libby. In the photo: left to right: Steve Thomas, Lisa Thomas, Aaron Thomas, PCC volunteers Terry & Sue Mayberry and Sydney Fissori.
Moose Judkins
Charles Judkins, left, Darrick Judkins and Jim Judkins.
Carlisle
CRNA Jeremy Carlisle
Fishin Sign
Restricted area below Libby Dam.
Fishin Vallee
Randall Vallee, left, Dave Blackburn and Joe Wright fishing below Libby Dam Saturday, Oct. 17.
Fishin Ridgway
Ron Ridgway, left, and Will Sampson fishing below Libby Dam Saturday, Oct. 17.
Fishin Wright
Dave Blackburn, left, and Joe Wright fishing below Libby Dam Saturday, Oct. 17.
E Waste Two
Volunteers prepare a pallet for shipment to ECS Refining in Stockton, Calif. recyclers of E-Waste Saturday Oct. 17. The event was sponsored by Lincoln County, Recycle Eureka, Collective Recyclers, Kootenai Disposal, All Systems Go and MT DEQ.
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E-Waste volunteers at Kootenai Disposal Saturday, Oct. 17.
Volleyball Ward
Allie Brown, left, and Jessica Ward blocking first game vs. Libby Oct. 20. Libby in four: 21-25, 25-17, 25-20, 28-26.
Volleyball Luscher
Senior Taryne Luscher serving second game vs. Libby Oct. 20. Libby in four: 21-25, 25-17, 25-20, 28-26.
Volleyball Brown
Junior Allie Brown blocking in third game vs. Libby Oct. 20. Libby in three: 21-25, 25-17, 25-20, 28-26.
Volleyball Jones
Freshman Jessika Jones serving fourth game vs. Libby Oct. 20.
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Libby City Council members Gary Neff, left, Brent Teske and Allen Olsen.
Obit Magone
Betty M. (Braaten) Magone
Obit Sanderson
Kevin King Sanderson, age 50 of Libby,
Birth Wilson
Ryker Wilson, 9/24/15, 7 lbs, 10 oz, 20 ¾ inches, Summer Bell and Doug Wilson
Tuesday, October 20
Fishin Sampson
Micah Clark of Camp Patriot, left, fishing guide Ron Ridgway and Will Sampson.
Troy school board earns top honors
Libby man sentenced in knife attack
Kevin Sanderson
Happy 60th Anniversary
Boss Lift comes to Libby
It's time to free Julian Assange
Respect whistleblowers
Libby volunteer fair showcases organizations, needs
We shouldn't let the food industry police itself
In Brief
Council members call for special meeting to discuss meeting cancelations, attorney
Film shot in Libby to premier Oct. 29
Loggers fall to Bulldogs, 56-6
Trojans knock off Bluehawks, 35-32
Soccer: Boys lose playoff in shootout
Cross country girls place third at district
Bigfork spikers hammer Troy
Monday, October 19
Aniv Urdahl One
Geraldine "Kay" Urdahl and Lawrence E. Urdahl, 60th wedding anniversary.
Aniv Urdahl Two
Geraldine "Kay" Urdahl and Lawrence E. Urdahl, 60th wedding anniversary.
Grouse Roark
Thomas Roark
Football Carvey
Sophomore Tim Carvey drives for a first down first quarter vs. Troy Oct. 2.
X Cntry Girls
Lauren Thorstenson, left, Annie Berget, Krysten Mossburg, Laura Bales, Alee Julson, Trinity Wallace, Olivia Friss and Grace Doolin.
Volleyball Brown
Junior Allie Brown setting vs. Bigfork Oct. 3.
Football Opland
Sean Opland interception from intended receiver Trais Hoisington in the closing seconds vs. Thompson Falls Oct. 16. Troy takes a knee and runs out the clock. Final score 35-32, Troy.
Football Tallmadge
Senior Adam Tallmadge victory roar after defeating Thompson Falls 35-32 Oct. 16.
Board
John Konzen, left, Board Chair, Angie Huisentruit, Board Member and Dr. Jacob Francom, Superintendent.
Buck Hock
Matthew Hock with his first buck shot Oct. 15 during the first day of the Two-Day Youth Hunt. The 2x3 was taken with a Savage .243 at 6 p.m. in the Dunn Creek area.
Soccer Petersen
Senior midfielder Zander Petersen, below, expresses his grief after losing 6-5 to Valley Christian in a shoot-out Oct. 17. Giovanni Cano, top.
Soccer Maloney
Colin Maloney controls the ball on a Rams' inbound pass first half vs. Valley Christian Oct. 17.
Soccer Nagle
Valley Christian's Thomas Campbell, left, and junior midfielder Ryan Nagle struggle for control Oct. 17.
Soccer Weber
Senior keeper Raffael Weber stops a shot on goal during the shoot-out vs. Valley Christian Saturday. Loggers fall 6-5.
Sullivan Sarah Kaci Larhea
Sarah Kaci Larhea Sullivan
Norman Charles Ray
Charles Ray Norman
Gentry Khristafer
Khristafer Gentry
Friday, October 16
County to acquire new records system
Libby man arrested for domestic abuse
Mines Management liquidates assets
Wesley N. Johnson
Birth Drake
Emory Drake
Caiden Thom
Emory Drake
Trevor Steiger
EPA winding up 2015 construction
Take a few minutes each day for yourself and your health
Reflections on an October evening
Law enforcement reports, Aug. 31 - Sept. 2
In Brief
New heating and AC business opens in Troy
Nagode hits 20-year mark
Lady Loggers drop tough match at Thompson Falls
Loggers win play-in game, 3-1
Weather patterns may lead to drought next year, experts predict
Lake County to lose $1 million
Thursday, October 15
Montanore Equip
Montanore Mine equipment, March 27, 2010.
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Bill Bischoff, left, Robin Benson, Greg Larson, Mark Peck and Mike Cole.
Nagode Four
Brenda Nagode leads the pep band vs. Frenchtown Sept. 3, 2010.
Pastor Nollmeyer
Kootenai Valley Bible Church is happy to introduce their new Pastor, Joe Nollmeyer, and his lovely wife, Ashley Nollmeyer.
Volleyball Mossburg
Emily Mossburg tips it over vs. Thompson Falls Sept. 29.
Birth Thom
Caiden Thom
Birth Steiger
Trever Steiger
Nagode Three
Brenda Nagode leading the LHS pep band during the volleyball match with Bigfork Oct. 10, 2015.
Nagode Two
Brenda Nagode leading the band for the Libby graduating class of 2015. June 6, 2015.
Nagode One
Ty Nagode, left, Brenda Nagode and Tony Smith performing at 8th annual Kootenai River Rhythm concert Nov. 13, 2010.
Movie Herrmann
Filming of "Doom Service" at Mac's Market with Logan Anderson, left, and John Herrmann.
Movie Newman R
Rob Newman of ShadowHouse Films.
Movie Short
ShadowHouse Films' Robert Newman, right, records as Darren Short draws a bead on the man exiting the north door of Hotel Libby as filming of the movie "Doom Service" continued Saturday night. (March 9, 2013)
Movie Newman
Actor Mighet Matanane exits Hotel Libby into a "hail of gun fire" Saturday as Robert Newman films this scene from "Doom Service." (March 9, 2013)
Oliphant Tina
Tina Oliphant
Dobbs
Glenn Dobbs, Sept. 28, 2011, rally in Chamber parking lot.
Tuesday, October 13
Diction Malyevac
Third graders gathered in Mr. McBride's classroom Tuesday and heard presentations from Elks Club member Bob Malyevac (speaking) and Rotary Club member George Gerard about literacy and clean water respectively.
Diction Class
Third graders gathered in Mr. McBride's classroom Tuesday and heard presentations from Elks Club member Bob Malyevac and Rotary Club member George Gerard about literacy and clean water respectively.
Diction Gerard
George Gerard delivering student dicitonaries at Libby Elementary Tuesday morning.
Diction Watson
Third graders Sarah Watson, left, and Deagan Jaynes look over their new student dictionaries Tuesday at Libby Elementary.
Fires continue to cause concern
Cik leaving Libby
Payne lied; Stinger attorney asserts
Jeff Langley
2015 Paint it Pink Fun Run results
Appeals court issues stay on Waters of the U.S. rule
Fiorina's approach to budget defies establishment
America's welcome mat in need of repair
Judge decision was corrupted
Facebook, among others, is listening to you
Game warden seeks public's assistance in bear shooting
In Brief
Municipal election ballots available tomorrow
Loggers fall in Homecoming to Bigfork, 56-0
Trojans fall to Lions on the road, 48-16
Lady Loggers pick up two more volleyball wins
end season, playoffs next
Lady Loggers kick their way to a tie
Libby cross country team ends season
Monday, October 12
Volleyball Sykes
Freshman Mehki Sykes kill shot second game vs. Bigfork Oct. 10.
Football Winn
Tucker Winn on the carry third quarter vs. Libby Oct. 2.
Bear Evidence
Game Warden Tamie Laverdure.
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Game Warden Tamie Laverdure.
Bear Laverdure
Game Warden Tamie Laverdure.
Bash McCollum
Bow-Wow Bash 2015 with Audray McCollum displaying a shop vacuum during the live auction Saturday.
XCntry Group
Trinity Wallace, left, Lauren Thorstenson and Krysten Mossburg at Whitefish Oct. 10.
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LIBBY, Mont. October 11, 2015 – The Klatawa and Smearl fires on the Kootenai National Forest continue to concern fire officials. A long-term management plan is in-place to manage the Klatawa fire. The Klatawa fire is currently 5112 acres and contingency fire lines are in place to stop the spread. Most of the fire growth is topography driven and with the winds, fire personnel are expect to see continued creeping and backing into the handlines that have been constructed. Fire personnel will continue to monitor and reinforce fire lines to keep the fire from spreading toward private property and homes.
Fire Smearl
LIBBY, Mont. October 11, 2015 – The Klatawa and Smearl fires on the Kootenai National Forest continue to concern fire officials. A long-term management plan is in-place to manage the Klatawa fire. The Klatawa fire is currently 5112 acres and contingency fire lines are in place to stop the spread. Most of the fire growth is topography driven and with the winds, fire personnel are expect to see continued creeping and backing into the handlines that have been constructed. Fire personnel will continue to monitor and reinforce fire lines to keep the fire from spreading toward private property and homes.
Volleyball Mossburg
Sophomore Emily Mossburg blocking second game vs. Bigfork Oct. 10.
Football Young
Adam Jordt tackles Laine Young third quarter vs. Bigfork Oct. 9.
Football Cheers
Homecoming cheers with Bailie Rosling, left, Jonny Cielak and Giovani Cano. "Let me see your alligator, what's that you say?" Homecoming 2015.
Football Dominic
Homecoming king and queen Dominic Voorhies and Ashley Walker halftime during the Bigfork game.
Football Voorhies
Senior Dominic Voorhies third quarter punt return to the Logger 40 vs. Bigfork Oct. 9. Loggers fall 56-0.
Soccer Reis
Junior defender Bryant Reis passes to Cody Wood in second half vs. Bigfork Oct. 10. Christian Bencomo, right.
Soccer Sykes
Junior midfielder Jhamaal Sykes controls the ball as Bigfork's Alex Buenz looks on Oct. 10. Loggers triumph 4-0.
Soccer Coldwell
Allie Coldwell header vs. Bigfork Oct. 10.
Soccer Cik
Girls soccer coach Joe Cik vs. Bigfork Oct. 10.
Soccer Berget
Annie Berget, center, is all smiles after scoring her second goal on the day vs. Bigfork Saturday. With Allie Coldwell, left, and Dani Hawthorne right. The girls went on to tie the Valkyries 4-4.
Soccer Joe
Halftime vs. Bigfork with Coach Joe Cik.
Football Opland
Isaac Sturdevant, left, tries to bring down Troy quarterback Sean Opland. (Larry Cheek photo)
XCntry Thorstenson
Lauren Thorstenson at Whitefish Lake Run Oct. 10, 2015.
Friday, October 9
Kootenai National Forest continues to burn
Council rejects Payne's 2016 contract
Missoula woman arrested for car theft
Obit Avery
Mabyle J. “Bitsy” Avery
Mabyle Joan Bitsy Avery
Jedd Allen Kujawa
Sophia Abigail Marty-Nelson
Happy 50th anniversary to Gary and Mary Ann Grenfell
Work on Shay locomotive is five years along
Magill is the best choice for City Council
Payne exhibits inappropriate behavior in council meeting
Healthy fall recipes to help with better eating
Loggers crown 2015 Homecoming royalty
Grizzly captured in residential area
In Brief
An 'Alt'-ernative approach to learning
Cross country team runs through Thompson Falls
Loggers fight to a draw with Pirates
Girls soccer loses to Polson, 6-1
Thursday, October 8
Royalty LHS
Bailie Rosling, left, India Croucher, Krysten Mossberg, Ashley Walker, Dominic Voorhies, Cody Murray, Justin Christiansen and Zander Petersen. Lakyn Rewerts, left, and Zade Rewerts, crown bearers.
Whalen
Liz Whalen
Birth Nelson
Sophia Abigail Marty-Nelson
McGregor Lake Sunset
McGregor Lake at sunset Oct. 5, 2015.
Soccer Martineau
Sophomore striker Isabelle Martineau controls the ball vs. Columbia Falls Oct. 3, with Miranda Livingston, right.
Soccer Cano
Junior Giovanni Cano controls the ball vs. Columbia Falls Oct. 3 with Chance Adams left.
Volleyball Monigold
Junior Madisen Monigold second game vs. Eureka Sept. 6, 2015. Lady Loggers in four: 18-25, 25-19, 25-23, 25-21.
Griz Bear Annis
Kim Annis and captured grizzly bear.
Birth Kujawa
Jedd Allen Kujawa
Tuesday, October 6
Painting Libby pink for breast health
Heritage Museum recognizes volunteers
Libby man could spend life in prison
James Lee
William George Powell
Air strike destroys hospital; 19 killed
Disarming America is never going to happen, like it or not
Police and the American culture of violence
Trojans took advantage of smaller Loggers
Fire season demonstrates need for preventive measures
Troy gets first win over Libby at Homecoming
Troy hangs on to beat Bigfork
Loggers shut out by Columbia Falls 2-0
Lady Loggers lose to visiting Columbia Falls Wildkats 6-1
Monday, October 5
Football Carvey
Sophomore Tim Carvey drives for a first down with Adam Tallmadge on the tackle, first quarter.
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Princess Sami Rohrich, left, Prince Royal Johnson, King Conner Quiring and Queen Adriana Ramirez.
Football Winn
Tucker Winn on the carry third quarter.
Football Voorhies
Dominic Voorhies on the carry brings up 4th and 12 third quarter.
Obit Lee
Richard (Dick) James Lee/James R. Lee
Volleyball Roach
Post game jube with Olivia Roach, left, Sami Rohrich, Tana Thill and Aurora Becquart. Troy over Bigfork in five: 22-25, 29-27, 27-25, 10-25, 15-10.
Soccer Herreid
Junior defender Bridger Herreid first half vs. C-Falls Oct. 3.
PIP Reisman
72-year-old Dennis Reisman running PIP 2015.
PIP Rayome
Dexter Williams. left, and 9-year-old Mylie Rayome right.
PIP Ostrowski
PIP 2015 with Shannon Ostrowski, left, Liz Whalen and Danielle Spillman.
Aniv Grenfell Two
Gary and Mary Ann (Brown) Grenfell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 9, 2015. They met in Kalispell, Montana, were married there on October 9, 1965 and moved to Libby with their two children in 1973. Their son, Nick Grenfell, lives in Libby and their daughter, Mona Grenfell, in Kirkland, WA.
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Gary and Mary Ann (Brown) Grenfell celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on October 9, 2015. They met in Kalispell, Montana, were married there on October 9, 1965 and moved to Libby with their two children in 1973. Their son, Nick Grenfell, lives in Libby and their daughter, Mona Grenfell, in Kirkland, WA.
PIP Boulware
Myresa Boulware with a pink pompadour and frames to match. PIP 2015.
PIP Williams
Saturday was a Paint It Pink kind of day with Nikki Winslow, left, Dawn Williams and Sophia Winslow awaiting the 9 a.m. start.
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William George Powell, 66
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Herbert Allen Dodd, Jr.
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Stand Down volunteer Gene Adkinson, left, Mike Murchie and Jana Murchie at VFW Post 1548. Sixteenth annual Libby Stand Down. Services available: Haircuts, surplus military clothing, service officer for VA Clinic, physical health provider, employment counseling, referrals to community resources, refreshments, disabled parking.
Saturday, October 3
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Paint it Pink fun run with Jackie Mee, left, Tyler Mee and Cody Mee.
Thursday, October 1
Soccer Munro
Polson's Sophia Sisler, left, and Shae Munro compete for a header Sept. 26. (first half)
Swede Lookout View
View from Swede Mountain lookout Sept. 27, 2015.
Warden Kilbreath
Montana Fish, Wildlie & Parks Game Warden Phil Kilbreath.
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Laura Bales, left, and Kevin Barnes.
Scott
Ben Scott
Goff
Tyler D. Goff, Sept. 28, 2015.
PIP Williams
Dexter Williams leading the way after crossing the Haul bridge during Saturday's Paint It Pink Fun Run/Walk. Oct. 5, 2013
PIP Foss
Boo Bee Judy Foss gets her cape under control as she descends from the Haul Bridge into J. Neils Park Saturday during the Paint It Pink Fun Run.
PIP Nicks
Saturday's Paint It Pink Fun Run/Walk was full of good times, good friends and all for a great cause. Anne Nicks, left, and Riki Thompson.
Birth Ehlenfeldt
Cash Ehlenfeldt
Birth Phillips
Kaydence Dianne Phillips
Homecoming Royals
Skylar Higareda, left, Taylor Quinn, Josh Bowers, Brooklyn Rosling, Queen Keeli Green, King Jason Schnackenberg, Kari Lindgren, Dalton Brown, Cassidy McCoy and Patrick Faulkner. Crown bearers center front, Gabrielle Rose and Ian Thom.
Homecoming Car Push
Homecoming Sept. 26, 2013.
Homecoming One
Tug of war Sept. 26, 2013.
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FISHER, Robert Leroy (Age 79)
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View from Blue Mountain lookout Thursday, Oct. 1.
