SCOTT SHINDLEDECKER
Scott Shindledecker is the editor of The Western News. He covers public safety, city, county, sports and outdoors news. He is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a degree in journalism. He has been the sports and outdoors editor for the Courier-Express newspaper in DuBois, Pa., and worked for Hagadone Montana newspapers in Northwest Montana. He can be reached at 406-293-4124 or sshindledecker@thewesternnews.com.
Recent Stories
Libby High School Class of 2025 graduates
Lincoln County District Judge Matt Cuffe delivered the commencement speech...
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.
Libby’s Rambo honored for sacrifice in Vietnam
Rambo was posthumously awarded the Silver Star, the Bronze Star, a Purple Heart and...
No mountain too tall: Libby’s Beagle repeats as state tennis champ
Beagle, Libby’s first boys state champion, won back-to-back Montana High School Association Class A singles titles...
Libby's Farmer, Andersen win medals at state track and field championships
Held at Legends Stadium in Kalispell, freshman Capri Farmer claimed two medals, including a silver, while junior Tristan Andersen grabbed the third precious medal.
Libby man jailed on negligent homicide charge in toddler's death
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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 and Kevin Peck, several were not on the board at the time transactions were made involving Noble Industries and Thompson Contracting.
In the eyes of the beholder: Troy students are talented artists
Seniors Christina Hammer and Bella O’Day showcased four years of work in the high school gym.
In the eyes of the beholder: Troy students are talented artists
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