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Grizzly-human encounters picking up in Northwest Montana
he encounter occurred last Thursday on the trail which is located off of Callahan Creek Road.
Libby man sentenced on animal cruelty charges
The schedule for his incarceration includes July 13-19, July 27-Aug. 9 and Aug. 17-25.
Libby to interview Idaho educator for principal opening
All board interviews are open to the public and a short executive session after the interview is possible.
Speed to burn: Ford Mustang GTD comes to Libby
The Mustang was the first one delivered to Montana as well as in the western U.S. in 2025, Andreessen said.
Libby seeks involvement in Mineral Avenue improvement plan
City officials are looking at ways to improve Mineral Avenue from the BNSF Train Depot to Seventh Street at Lincoln Boulevard.
Libby woman accused of stealing pickup truck
When Huff contacted the owner of the truck, he was...
Libby High School Educational Trust awards four scholarships
Anyone wanting more information or wishing to donate to the trust may contact any of the trustees.
Area SAR teams dedicated to their mission
But Tuesday evening, while they were training, DTSAR had the real deal when a...
EPA hosting meeting on Superfund cleanup work
The meeting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Tuesday, July 15, in the Ponderosa Room at Libby City Hall.
Cabinet View Women's League results
Pat Neils won the A group and...
Big or small, Libby VFD answers the call
Libby Volunteer Fire Department's Steve Scheer dowses a...
U.S., Canada team up on Kootenai watershed study
The goal, said U.S. co-chair Tom Bansak, is to produce a detailed report on water pollution in the watershed by September 2026.
Libby man receives state prison sentence for assaulting girlfriend
But at Monday’s sentencing, Boris announced…
Eureka man gets prison time for magic mushroom grow
Davis’ criminal history as well as testimony by his 74-year-old father, Dennis George Davis, played prominently in the hearing.
Montana, Forest Service, sign forest management agreement
‘First of its kind’ Shared Stewardship Agreement aims to increase forest restoration and timber production, reduce wildlife risk
Feds vow to dump roadless restrictions on NW Montana forestland
Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins vowed on June 23 to rescind longstanding federal restrictions on road construction and timber harvesting for 58.8 million acres of U.S. Forest Service land.