Libby woman wins trip to NBA All-Star Game
Western News | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 15 years, 11 months AGO
Canda Harbaugh/The Western News Fred Noel, local service technician for Windjammer Cable, presents Lydia Mysse with an NBA All Star game package.
Lydia Mysse, a Libby resident, recently won an all expenses-paid trip for two to Dallas, Texas to watch the NBA All-Star Game.
Mysse, a Windjammer Internet and cable service customer, entered the nationwide HD Hoops contest while visiting the business’s website.
She said the trip will serve as a perfect Valentine’s Day gift for her husband, who will accompany her on the four-day, three-night trip to Texas to attend the Rookie Game, Slam Dunk Contest, All-Star Game and Player Party.
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