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Grizzly attacks college wrestlers near Yellowstone
The men are crediting their bonds as wrestling teammates at Northwest College in Cody, Wyoming, with helping them survive the attack Saturday evening southeast of Yellowstone National Park.
April events at the Lincoln County libraries
The Lincoln County public libraries are offering an abundance of activities in April.
Libby school board chooses new elementary principal
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Two win divisional mat crowns
Six Greenchain wrestlers headed to state tournament
A total of six Greenchain grapplers qualified for the state tournament during the Northwestern A Divisional tournament in Libby on Saturday.
Year in Review 2010: Soccer title, election, holidays
Trojans vs. Sacred Heart - Sept.2
Creede Garcia carries for the Troy High School Trojans who will meet Ronan at 7 p.m. at home this Friday night. Troy will try to get on the “W” column tonight after a loss last week to Loyola-Sacred Heart.
Obituary: Michael Dean Rogers
Michael Dean Rogers, 58, of Libby passed away Wednesday, Nov. 8, 2017 at Kalispell Regional Medical Center. He was born March 26, 1959 in Escondido, California to Ellery and Betty (Barrick) Rogers.
Libby's DeShazer gears up for wrestling season
DeShazer, already a two-time state wrestling champion, had 146 tackles in nine games in 2022. He also added 585 yards and five TDs.
Legals July 2, 2019
Any students that graduated from Troy High School before 2009 should contact Christina Schertel if they would like a copy of their Special Education Records. The district is responsible for keeping records for up to eight years after a student graduates or leaves the district. Records will only be released to individuals whose names are on the file or their parents. All other records older than 10 years will be destroyed on July 1, 2019. Published In The Western News June 25, July 2 & 9, 2019. MNAXLP
Sports Weekend: Cielak competes at state; Troy battles again at home
Libby High School junior Louis Cielak will represent his school in the two-day Class A State Golf Meet at Laurel.
Myrtle Hunter Patterson, 98, of Ronan
Myrtle Edith “Toots” Hunter Patterson, 98, beloved mother and grandmother, peacefully passed away of natural causes on June 24, 2014, at St. Luke’s Extended Care Facility in Ronan. The youngest of seven children, she was born to Scottish immigrants John D. and Mary Matheson Hunter in Peabody Township; near Souris, N.D., on April 8, 1916. She was nicknamed “Toots” by her father.
Little Guy wrestling results from qualifier
On Saturday, Libby hosted the Little Guy Intervalley Wrestling tournament. The event is a qualifier for the Western Montana tournament to be held in Hamilton on March 28. Libby took home first-place hardware for mid-size teams in the tournament, building a good head of steam as they head to Hamilton next weekend.
Sports Update: Troy splits 2 matches in Missoula
The Troy High School volleyball team split a pair of matches in Missoula on Saturday.
Jennifer Dotson
The celebration to honor Jennifer Dotson will be held 2 p.m. Friday, April 27, 2018 at the University Congregational Church at 405 University Ave. in Missoula.
Duane Hagadone, founder of Hagadone Corp., dies at 88
Duane B. Hagadone, a private but devoted family man and an icon of publishing, real estate and hospitality, died Saturday at his winter home in Palm Desert at the age of 88.
Roland C. Childs
Roland C. “Rolly” Childs, 94, a resident of the Kootenai Valley for the past 68 years, died Nov. 9 at his home in Libby. A longtime employee of the J. Neils Lumber Company and later, with the St. Regis Company, he remained there until his retirement in 1984.
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James Charles Parker, 62
James (Jim) Charles Parker, a resident of Libby, unexpectedly passed away June 26, 2021, at the age of 62. He was born Jan. 30, 1959, in Missoula to Don and Teri (Larson) Parker. He was one of three children.
Libby artist brings home 'People' Choice' honor
Over the years, Libby artist Ron Adamson has earned a number of honors, rubbed elbows with Hollywood stars and drew the attention of the legendary rock band, “The Eagles.”
