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Libby hosts Western Division O-Mok-See
Here are the winners for each day...
Montana joins growing list of states with codified protection against frivolous lawsuits
“A SLAPP may come in the form of defamation, invasion of privacy, nuisance or other claim, but its real goal is to entangle the defendant in expensive litigation and stifle their ability to engage in Constitutional…
Horsin' Around
Tami Thill of Troy took her Draft Paint horse, Big John, for a walk Saturday afternoon to...
Missing Idaho man visiting Libby found safe
A missing Idaho man visiting family in Libby was found safe, authorities said.
Montana Supreme Court sides with media outlets in public meetings lawsuit
Justices say an advisory council erred by closing its proceedings while reviewing candidates for a 9th Judicial District judgeship in 2023.
Puppy abandoner gets suspended sentence
She pleaded not guilty Feb. 18 in...
Libby Senior Center Menu for May 2025
Meals are ready from 3:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday and Friday or 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Governor signs Bobby’s Law, imposing tougher drunk driving penalties
The legislation was introduced by Rep. Braxton Mitchell, R-Columbia Falls, to address...
Thompson Falls to host May 15 meeting on wild, domestic sheep
Managing wild and domestic sheep interactions creates unique biological, social and cultural challenges...
Community effort helps bring youth baseball tourneys to Libby
In preparation to host the tournaments, Libby resident Derek...
Burn permits required for spring burning season in Lincoln Co.
Free permits available online – residents are urged to burn responsibly
Libby school trustee candidates share views at forum
For voters, their ballots must be received by 8 p.m. on Election Day, Tuesday, May 6.
Ducks Unlimited Kootenai Valley chapter hosts 39th annual dinner
Several area businesses and individuals worked hard to support the event, which raises money for wetlands conservation and waterfowl.
Legislators give tearful goodbyes, reflect on service, pass the ‘dean’ torch
The Senate was punctuated by division, heard heartfelt speeches on the last day.
Prison construction starts as legislators approve more money for expansion
New housing units are being built as lawmakers send proposals for $436 million in further expansion to the governor’s desk.
Meet Troy School Trustee candidate Cliff Bara
I have lived in Troy for 40 years and taught math and science at Troy High School for 35 years before retiring in 2020.