A tough Thompson Falls team handed Libby’s volleyball team another loss Tuesday, sending the Lady Loggers to the Missoula Tournament a frustrating 2-8.
Cold, rainy weather couldn’t dampen the spirits of Levi Hendrickson, as he won the sixth-annual Incredi-Bull Blowout on Saturday evening with a 76-point ride on Gentle Ben, a bull he knows well.
Troy Police Department has hired a temporary replacement for one of its officers out on medical leave to relieve the pressure on the normally three-man department.
The first big event in Libby this summer plans to kick off Saturday as the Incredi-Bull Blowout event returns to J. Neils Park on Saturday, June 9, for a night of music, games and plenty of bull riders.
A little girl passed away from cancer eight years ago. Her legacy remains and has moved from her hometown of Hartford, Conn., to the mountains of Lincoln County.
After Wednesday morning’s meeting at Libby City Hall with the Lincoln County Commissioners to decide the fate of Cabinet View Fire Department, many were left angry and it was clear that almost all in attendance wanted some kind of quick resolution.
The Memorial Tournament at Cabinet View Golf Club on Saturday proved a tight contest for the course’s annual fundraiser, featuring Director of Golf Jeff Dooley squeaking out a two-stroke victory with partner Ryggs Johnston over the hard-charging duo of Joe and Louis Cielak.
Hundreds of students, teachers and parents gathered in Ralph Tate Gymnasium at Libby High on Friday afternoon for spring awards and acknowledgements, with seniors Sawyer Zimmerman, Dylan Berget and Alyssa Walker each claiming several apiece.
In the words of Libby High’s senior class and commencement speaker Kirk Broden, Sunday’s graduation ceremony at Libby High School was not the end of the world … it was just the beginning.
