Nordicfest royalty, from left, Annie Wilkinson, co-princess, Kathy and Gary Wood, Mrs. and Mr. Knute, Marvel Thompson, parade marshal, Dave and Barb Swenson, King and Queen, and Keeli Green, co-princess, were coronated at Saturday’s dinner.
World War II veteran Ernie Sells is presented pins by Troy VFW Quartermaster Jerry Erickson as Junior Vice President Robert Herman looks on. The Troy VFW and Ladies Auxiliary gave Sells $200 to spend while he is in Washington, D. C.
Tucker James, Dakota Allen, Rosanna Troyer and Ashlyn Monigold won bikes, with Raymond Duran playing Easter bunny. Monigold received her golden egg from friend Dillon Yeadon, who didn’t need a new bike and gave it up.
Troy’s Mini Mart and the Holiday Motel behind it look empty from the outside, but are bustling within as Mike DuPerault and a crew of workers have been cleaning and refurbishing for the grand opening – as near as the end of this month.
Karen Anderson works at her computer at Real Art Works in Troy. The business, a high-end co-op, has flourished amid tough economic times in Lincoln County.
Heritage Museum volunteer Ron Carter holds an antique lantern as he stands on the running board of the newly purchased Shay locomotive. The lantern belonged to Libby resident Germaine Hugill’s father, Bernhard Schlumm.
Troy High School Principal Jacob Francom looks over the racquetball courts at the Troy Activity Center. The center also includes a climbing wall as well as free time on the hardwood gym.
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David Henry, who works for Glass & Home under the supervision of Town & Country Properties, installs wafer board over a window at Rodeway Inn on Monday. The 42-room hotel has closed its doors, putting its eight employees out of work.
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The polar bear himself, Klin splashes in the frigid water that was actually warmer than the air above. Thirteen brave souls took the dip into the Kootenai from the boat-ramp at Riverfront Park.
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The Lady Loggers soccer team smiles during practice at the Plummer Center. Despite a winless 2011 season, the team has high hopes, and will rely heavily on defense to stay competitive with Kalispell-area teams.
Second-year coach Joe Cik watches as his girls prepare for a game of knockout, a handling exercise. Senior forwards Elly Webster and Sarah Nash, along with midfielders Callan Peel and Breanna Opland will provide much of the scoring for the Lady Loggers.
Judy Bloomer, left, Doc Sargent, Paula Darko-Hensler and Rainy Roth hold the survivors banner as they begin the first of many laps around Asa Wood School’s field for Lincoln County’s Relay for Life.
Jason Mobley was crowned Mr. Relay on Friday evening for his fundraising abilities as Penney Hook recognizes his achievements. Hook recently won the World’s National Mrs. contest.
A carnival for the kids (and kids-at-heart) put on by the Loggers for Life team featured this deep-sea fishing attraction, where volunteers would help kids “catch” a prize with a clothespin lure.
Megan Wedel and her father Jeff join her band onstage for a song to commemorate Wedel’s return to Libby, her hometown. “Oh yes I was nervous, but it was so fun,” Wedel said. Troubadour opened and then played after Sawyer Brown.
Sawyer Brown puts on a show for the thousands at the Second Annual Big Sky Bash, a fundraising event for the Center for Asbestos Related Diseases. Troubadour, a Spokane-based band with local woman Megan Wedel on trumpet and vocals, opened.