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George Elletson
George A. Elletson, 82, of Libby, died Jan. 18, 2006, at his home.
In memory of our homeless neighbors
~ By Lt. Governor
Kristine Eldridge
Kristine Elizabeth (Kuntz) Eldridge, 55, died Jan. 7, 2010, in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, following a battle with cancer.
Cameron Goins, 47, of Libby
Cameron Mitchell Goins, 47, of Libby, died in a tragic snowmobile accident the morning of Jan. 18, 2014.
Harold Nelson, Jr., 84, of Libby
Harold M. “Swede” Nelson, Jr., passed away quietly at home with his loving companion, Maria Luiza Ellis by his side.
Kootenai Karacters open 'The Wizard of Oz'
The Kootenai Karacters’ cast and crew opened its production Thursday of “The Wizard of Oz.”
Diana Maria Allen, 72, of Libby
Wesley G. Ostheller, 81, of Libby
Libby City Council takes up retail cannabis rules
Libby City Council took its first look at a proposed retail recreational marijuana ordinance on Feb. 7.
Loggers place, set new records at state
The Libby High School track and field team didn’t have a lot of high placers at the State Class A Track Meet last weekend, but there was still a lot accomplished by the Loggers.
Coeur d’Alene to host Western Governors' meeting in July
The three-day event will also convene regional experts to discuss wildfire, cybersecurity, supply chain issues and the housing crisis.
Patriotic Concert
Loggers place, Johnston 1st, at Hamilton ahead of divisional
Leading up to their divisional tournament at home tomorrow, the Libby High School golf team boys took sixth at Hamilton last Saturday, with senior Ryggs Johnston taking first place overall by six strokes.
Two students suspended for guns at LHS
By GWEN ALBERS Western News Reporter
Guns at School
Times have changed and so have the rules.
Voices in the Wilderness: In the Sun
I hiked down off the mountain at 3:44 in the morning. It was the day after the summer solstice and there was already a thin line of light blue along the horizon. I moved quickly and carefully down the trail, guided by my headlamp and the downhill movement of gravity. I stopped suddenly, pulled by an invisible force in the darkness.
Events Calendar: Jan. 6-12
Wednesday, Jan. 6
Opland earns post-season honors
John Patrick “Pat” Williams
He led the successful effort to save the Bob Marshall Wilderness from oil and gas exploration and banned geothermal energy drilling near Yellowstone. In a 1987 floor speech supporting wilderness protection, he famously warned, “We’re not proposing wilderness for wilderness’ sake — we’re holding back the concrete tide that already threatens our birthright.”
John L. Beebe, 90, of Libby
John L. Beebe, 90, a longtime Libby resident, died peacefully at home Monday, April 15, 2013. He was born July, 6 1922, in Eureka to Russell and Julia (Haitt) Beebe. John spent his early years in Eureka.