A Year in Review, Part 3
A helicopter crew works to suppress the Burnt Peak Fire. (Courtesy of Tyler Bothman)
Cory Farmer, U.S. Forest Service incident commander trainee on the Burnt Peak Fire, briefs residents on containment efforts during a July 13 meeting at the Three Rivers Ranger District. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Brent Teske, former mayor of Libby, celebrates with his family and District Judge Matthew Cuffe after being sworn in as a county commissioner.
Libby's Jason Colclough aboard the horse known as "Ruby Valley" for a ride worth 63 points during the saddle bronc event Saturday evening.
(Derrick Perkins/The Western News)
Demonstrators showed their support for House Bill 702 in front of the Lincoln County courthouse on Aug. 28. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
(Derrick Perkins/The Western News)
Family and friends gather around Christina Fisher during a Sept. 25 prayer gathering at Troy Christian Fellowship. Christina Fisher's husband Ben Fisher is in critical condition with COVID-19 at the Boise Veterans Affairs Medical Center. (Will Langhorne/The Western News)
Join The Western News in taking a look back at the biggest stories of 2021, a year that won’t soon be forgotten.
July 2
Fire restrictions adopted
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners joined state and federal officials in enacting stage one fire restrictions for the region...
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