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Libby man pleads not guilty in son's shooting death
When District Judge Matt Cuffe asked the defendant if he...
Hearing set June 12 in CARD Clinic seizure; sheriff's sale set for July 2
The hearing is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Thursday, May 12, in the Russell Smith Federal Courthouse. Judge Dana L. Christensen will hear the case.
Libby Elementary School water fight
Libby Elementary School's annual water fight tradition continued...
Dirtbike raffle part of Millpond Motocross June 15 race
Tickets are available for sale at Montana Power Products and Dream Marine prior to the race and onsite on race day.
Paving work to begin June 5 on Farm to Market Road
The project begins south of Libby, near the intersection with Farmers Flat Road and continues for approximately three miles, ending at the intersection with Ha…
Libby man pleads; authorities seek trafficking suspect
Meanwhile, Maxim’s associate, Tucero Antonio Knippling...
Commissioners to consider large subdivision plan south of Libby
The two proposed subdivisions are located next to Schrieber Lake, off U.S. 2, about 23 miles south of Libby.
Troy High School Class of 2025 graduates
Superintendent Christina Schertel presented the seniors while enjoying a special moment with her son, Wyatt...
Playing for Fundsies Golf Tourney to feature Caddy Shack theme
Wear your best Caddy shack attire for a chance to win a prize...
Ben Graham Memorial Golf Tournament set for June 6-8
Proceeds from the tournament go to support youth golf in Libby!
Libby’s Rambo honored for sacrifice in Vietnam
Rambo was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, a Purple Heart and...
Libby man jailed on negligent homicide charge in toddler's death
When law officers and Libby Volunteer Ambulance members arrived the scene they were told...
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Creates a New Bonners Ferry Stake
The new Stake marks a significant milestone in the Church’s growth and organization within these communities.
Fines for aquatic invasive species violations increase under new law
Gov. Gianforte recently signed HB 242, doubling the fines for failing to stop at boat check stations.
Downtown businesses hosting Libby Nights
Each Libby Night will feature something a little different—specials, surprises, and seasonal treats—so stay tuned for updates. Let’s bring back the Logger spir…
Battle over Port Authority's business dealings continues in court filings
The attorney also wrote that of the five current Port Authority Board members, Chair Jerry Bennett, county Commissioner Brent Teske, Tony Petrusha, Chris Bache…