The Troy Trojans football team dropped the second game of their season 48-25 to the Deer Lodge Wardens. The loss moves the Trojans to 0-2 on the season.
A week after losing 43-0 to the Fairfield Eagles, the Libby Loggers football team showed improvements in their second game of the season against the Ronan Chiefs.
When a family is planning their summer vacation the town of Libby may not be the first destination that comes to mind. However, the town of Libby had a large amount of outside visitors this summer.
Ryggs Johnston completed his summer tour of golf with a first place finish in Kalispell at the 78th International Labor Day Tournament at the Buffalo Hill Golf Club.
The Libby boys soccer team recently spent their Saturday giving back to the community. After a team breakfast at Henry’s Restaurant, team members spent the next two hours leveling and repairing the soccer fields at the Asa Wood School.
In a rain-soaked match the Libby boy’s soccer team beat Whitefish in Whitefish for the first time in the program’s history. The Loggers left no doubt who was the better team with their 5-1 victory.
The Libby cross-country team kicked of their season at J. Neils Park Saturday, Sept. 5. Thanks to some rain in Cut Bank the Libby Invitational had more teams than expected.
Another Fourth of July has come and gone. Hot dogs were eaten, fireworks lit up the sky and the City of Troy had another large crowd on hand for their annual Fourth of July festival.
For a toddler a rubber ducky represents an awesome bath toy. This Saturday a rubber ducky represents a chance to win some extra money for the people of Libby.
The Libby Loggers played in the Firecracker Tournament in Polson during the Fourth of July weekend. The Loggers won two of five games, despite strong offensive performances.
The town of Libby is home to a numerous events put on by volunteers. One organization that helps with many of those events is the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP). Terry Peck is the new volunteer coordinator for the organization. She is replacing Kate Huntsberger, who recently retired.
There are not too many people out hiking these days. With the heat wave that Lincoln County as encountered in the past week can anybody blame people for staying inside?
The 57th annual Libby Logger Days was held over the weekend. The heat didn’t stop people from enjoying the weekend festivities. Those that were brave enough to leave their air-conditioned homes were treated to entertaining events.
The Libby Loggers won the Big Buck$ Tournament this weekend. The Loggers beat the Strathmore Reds 3-1 in the championship game Sunday at Lee Gehring Field.
It’s nearly time to celebrate the Fourth of July. Hot dogs are flying off the shelf. People are running to purchase fireworks to light up the sky. People are getting their red, white and blue apparel ready. The sense of patriotism is in the air.
This weekend will mark the 57th annual Libby Logger Days. Throughout the years Logger days has gone through changes, but remains one of Lincoln County’s most popular summer events.
Terry Lane is doing what she loves and couldn’t be happier. She recently opened Terry’s Take Out located on the corner of Highway 2 and Main Street in Libby. “It’s been my dream for a lot of years. My husband is working in North Dakota and I just decided to …
The first Taste of Blues and Brewfest took place Saturday, June 20 at Riverfront Park in Libby. The event had live music and beer sampling from local breweries.
The Libby Loggers traveled Seattle this past weekend. The Spanaway Lake Monsters tripped up the Loggers by the score of 7-1. The Loggers couldn’t get out of their own way committing seven errors in the contest.
