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Libby spikes Whitefish in five
The Lady Bulldogs volleyball squad dropped a close conference game at Libby on Oct. 10 — losing the final two sets, 3-2, after taking a 2-1 lead.
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Libby spikers down Flathead JV in 4
The Libby High School volleyball squad took the floor on Tuesday night with a match against Kalispell Flathead’s junior varsity. The Lady Loggers took the match in four games, 25-16, 25-18, 20-25, 25-21.
5 Questions: Levi Neubauer, Libby HS Student Body President
1. Why did you want to represent your classmates as student body president?
Recycling bins available for community events
Spectators at the Montana Dragon Boat Festival this weekend will notice new recycling bins throughout the grounds at the Flathead Lake Lodge, courtesy of the WasteNot Project and several community partners.
Kalispell schools, classified union sign contract
The Kalispell Federation of Classified Personnel and Kalispell Public Schools have reached a three-year contract agreement.
Royal boys top Warden, 55-38
ROYAL CITY - The Royal boys bested Warden, 55-38, to highlight prep basketball last week, but the South Central A Conference East season got off to a rocky start with a 49-39 loss to Kiona-Benton.
Wahluke girls off to 2-0 in league soccer
MATTAWA — The Wahluke girls, playing tough defense again, defeated Granger, 2-0, in soccer to start the South Central A Conference East 2-0, but coach Arthur DeVictoria is not saying much about it.
The Latest: Non-Premiership English rugby canceled
The Latest on the effect of the coronavirus outbreak on sports around the world:
Nelson honored as top chamber volunteer
The Greater Sandpoint Chamber of Commerce honored Marcella Nelson as April’s Volunteer of the Month at the April 8 general membership luncheon.
Delaware looks for home win vs Elon
Elon (5-14, 1-5) vs. Delaware (12-7, 2-4)
Timberwolves play the Pacers for out-of-conference game
Indiana Pacers (25-15, fifth in the Eastern Conference) vs. Minnesota Timberwolves (15-24, 12th in the Western Conference)
Shooting suspect still at large
Arthur Neal Leen is listed in stable condition at Providence Sacred Heart after he was shot on Sunday.
Spain's Cabinet aims for a fresh start by pardoning Catalans
MADRID (AP) — The Spanish Cabinet is meeting Tuesday to issue pardons for nine imprisoned Catalans who spearheaded the 2017 effort to establish an independent republic in the affluent northeastern region, a move that Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez says is needed to bring reconciliation.
SHS girls Lax overcomes 17 fouls to win game
Despite 17 fouls called against the Sandpoint girls’ lacrosse team, it still managed to notch an 11-3 victory against the Mead Big Cats on Wednesday night.
Governor likely to extend stay-home order
Gov. Brad Little told an Idaho audience Tuesday that he’s leaning toward extending the stay-home order he imposed to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Governor likely to extend stay-home order
Gov. Brad Little told an Idaho audience Tuesday that he’s leaning toward extending the stay-home order he imposed to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Governor likely to extend stay-home order
Gov. Brad Little told an Idaho audience Tuesday that he’s leaning toward extending the stay-home order he imposed to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
Big decision for Governor Little
Governor announces shutdown plan today
Freshman class boosts UI enrollment
The freshman class entering University of Idaho this fall is the second largest in the recorded history of the university with 1,869 new students enrolled. It is slightly below last year's largest class of 1,951. Retention (first-to-second year) is also up 1.4%, showing the results of strategic efforts to keep students progressing toward degrees. U of I saw an increase last year in first-generation freshmen and retention of those full-time, first-time new freshmen increased 1.4% over the prior year.