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New court filings in Port suit allege more wrongdoing by county
And some of it could potentially lead to criminal charges against...
Block Management continues slow decline despite increased payment cap
At its peak, the program provided public hunters with access to 8.8 million acres of private land.
Committee discusses solutions for state tax department’s billion-dollar appraisal backlog
A legislative audit found the state revenue department is failing to add an estimated $300 million of new construction annually to tax rolls.
Community briefs
The city of Libby will have a short parade Friday, Dec. 27 to help celebrate with Ryggs Johnston.
Libby Senior Center Menu for January 2025
Staff is asking those that want to reserve a meal call the center 24 hours in advance. The number is 293-7222.
Troy woman pleads guilty to driving drunk with infant in car
The plea deal calls for a five-year suspended sentence on the endangerment charge and a...
Libby man gets prison time for strangling woman
Silas C. Behee, 37, was found guilty following a trial in September...
Libby's Miner celebrates 100th birthday with family, friends
He attributes his longevity to his Christian faith and God.
City workers place new stop signs on Mineral Avenue
The stop signs mean both intersections are four-way stops.
Land Board OKs 33,000-acre conservation easement in northwest Montana
The board amended the Green Diamond easement to allow for the development of subsurface minerals.
LOR donation helps Lincoln County CASA get new vehicle
This new resource will enable the CASA team to travel more efficiently across the county, ensuring that they can meet with children and families and provide th…
Libby High School students dominate stock market game competition
650 teams from state schools competed and Libby competitors finished second, third and fourth.
Lincoln County Christmas Spirit
Libby's first Christmas parade, spearheaded by Kaylee Cohenour, was a big hit Saturday evening...
Endangered Species Act wielded in the courtroom
Established 50 years ago as a tool to help preserve the natural world amid humanity’s impact, it is often used in courtrooms to do just that.
Federal officials adopt lynx recovery plan, seek changes to habitat designations
The recovery plan is the result of a multi-year lawsuit between environmental groups and the federal government.
Town Pump awards $725,000 for ‘Meals for Backpacks’
Locally, the Libby Food Pantry and Morrison Backpacks in Troy received grants to provide the weekend meals.