Well wishers "hug" Cabinet Peaks Medical Center
Supporters of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff line up outside of the building on Nov. 20 to give the center a "hug." (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Supporters of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff line up outside of the building on Nov. 20 to give the center a "hug." (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Supporters of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff line up outside of the building on Nov. 20 to give the center a "hug." (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Supporters of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff line up outside of the building on Nov. 20 to give the center a "hug." (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Supporters of Cabinet Peaks Medical Center staff clap and cheer after lining up outside of the building on Nov. 20 to give the center a "hug." (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Dozens of south Lincoln County residents encircled Cabinet Peaks Medical Center last weekend in a show of support for local health care providers.
Karen Disney, pastor at the Libby United Methodist Church, said she helped organize the event as a way to thank staff at the hospital and the Libby Care Center for their efforts during the coronavirus pandemic...
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