At 2:38 last Saturday morning, three people broke in a side door of the Hotel Libby and were arrested on site soon after and charged with felony burglary charges.
Anthony Joseph Bachman is presumed to have died on Saturday, Aug. 16 after falling off of the bow of a moving pontoon boat on Middle Thompson Lake, according to a press release from the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Lincoln County and Revett Mining Co. have come to an agreement over how Revett wil be compensated for being overtaxed for multiple years starting in 2010.
“They’re the best group in town during the Ignite the Nites,” Darren Short said, speaking of the Pharaohs Car Club. “You’ve got to talk to the Pharaohs.”
Ivan Troyer was one of the first charter members of the Igniters Car Club, which started in 1961 at a local coffee shop, and now, Nick Grotjohn is likely the youngest.
Gary and Grace Rantala have been involved in Ignite the Nites since 1995, and both have seen and helped the event transform from a four-car show at First Montana Bank to a Libby staple event that attracts thousands of visitors.
Larry Hanson was arrested Aug. 5 and is being held in custody under a $500,000 bond after Janelle Doubek, his ex-girlfriend, told authorities he had followed her, knocked out her car’s taillight and stole things from her house.
The Libby City Council passed a resolution Monday that serves as documentation to legally determine who owns seven cranes purchased in 2009 for infrastructure development on Lincoln County Port Authority property.
A Kranich and Bach piano from the 1800s sits against one of Hotel Libby’s walls as a remaining memory of the days of Lincoln coupes and candlestick phones as Edgar, the resident black cat, slinks around the quiet, deserted lobby.
According to myth, many years ago, in a boat race to establish the kingdom of Ireland, a man cut off his own hand, placed it on the shore of Ireland, pronounced himself king and established the kingdom of Ulster.
It was kindergarten when Kathryn Cockerham wanted to become a nurse. She never quite knew why, but regardless of the reason, she’s still going strong on her childhood dream.
From Walmart parking lots to tents on the side of the road, Copper Mountain Band has gone from a young, scattered number at a Polson showcase to a local necessity.
At Monday’s Libby School Board meeting, recently-appointed Superintendent Craig Barringer presented a 90-day plan outlining his aim to understand, communicate with and introduce himself to the community.