Libby, MT News

• Libby, MT News
• Libby Montana Irish Fair 2012
• Back to School for Libby - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Libby Nordicfest 2011
• Libby Montana Irish Fair 2011
• Book lover donates collection to Lincoln County Libraries
• Election 2010: Lincoln County Commissioner
• Meeting to examine ‘working in woods’
• U Serve Libby remains in hunt for Pepsi grant
• Forum spotlights candidates
• Election 2010: Lincoln County Sheriff
• McLeod puts positive twist on difficult job
• Election 2010: Access pits hunters against outfitters
• Mental health conference slated
• Events Calendar: Oct. 13-19
• New recycling program set to begin
• Public radio grant to expand coverage to Libby
• Libby Public Schools surveying parents
• Election 2010: State House District 1
• Election 2010: State House District 2
• Election 2010: Constitution rewrite question back to voters
• Montanans howl over wolf management
• Libby man to give presentation on 2-year mission to Uruguay
• Grant designed to improve health care for veterans
• Election 2010: Justice of the Peace–Eureka
• Sign of Autumn: Picking out pumpkins in back yard
• Troy council, mayor challenges continue
• Stinger Welding prepares to expand Libby operation
• Students, teacher work with forest through YCC
• Local body shop helps restore Heritage Museum’s Model T
• Election 2010: 19th District Court Judge
• Chili Cook-Off set for Saturday
• Revenue decline impacts county budget
• Dog days while on patrol
• Ambient air testing in Libby nets positive results
• Troy student earns praise for art display
• Man on train falls to death
• Chili masters square off for bragging rights
• Former Major Leaguer part of health, wellness seminar
• Board to weigh Libby’s school consolidation issues
• Libby City Council OKs budget
• CARD plans ‘research rally’
• County, forest discuss changes to highway program
• Nation’s top health official stops in Libby
• THS parent-teacher conferences Wednesday
• Libby High trio earns AP exam recognition
• Senator hopes jobs bill moves forward
• Grant helps kids maintain toothy smiles
• Kootenai sees mildest summer fire season in more than decade
• Strong presence: William & Mary names training area in honor of Libby native
• Council walks out on Troy mayor
• Events Calendar: Oct. 6-12
• Local artist’s sculpture honks into hearts of children
• Flu, pneumonia clinics planned for Libby, Troy
• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation plans banquet
• Poor berry crop leads bears to town
• Nordicfest 2010 Preview: Volunteers rise to the occasion
• Libby Schools project brings price tag peril
• Flower Creek Dam undergoes testing
• Public weighs in on school consolidation
• Learn all about wildlife tracking in 1 of 3 classes coming to region
• Doctor begins medical residency at Libby Clinic
• Child passenger safety week activities planned
• Riverfront Park’s cleanup timeline in question
• Power struggle in Troy continues
• Pipe Creek Road project set to begin
• Rehberg to host gray wolf hearing Oct. 6 in Kalispell
• ‘Music Within’ inspiration to visit Libby
• Operation Medicine Cabinet returns to Libby on Saturday
• Events Calendar: Sept. 15-21
• Local scouts celebrate at Glacier NP
• 100 Years Ago: Tragedy, triumph while fighting fire
• Celebration planned at clinic
• Benefit organized to help Troy resident who suffered injury
• Libby officials to offer public tour of wastewater facility
• Museum’s chili cook-off seeks participants
• Tester takes detailed look at Troy Mine operation
• Electrical substation to go online in Libby
• Baucus, Sebelius to host town meeting Monday in Libby
• Hundreds of veterans to Stand Down
• Events Calendar: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
• EIS document available for review
• Troy council, mayor look to outside for help
• Events Calendar: Sept. 8-14
• All survive accidents near falls
• U Serve Libby’s push for grant enters final week
• Libby City Council to meet Monday evening
• Local schools improve marks
• Events Calendar: Sept. 22-28
• No answers on plywood plant fire
• Nordicfest 2010 Preview: Schedule of Events
• Troy VFW to host District 1 meeting
• Register now for Youth Runnerfell
• Asa Wood earns ‘exemplar’ status
• Council approves McLeod promotion
• EPA’s new Region 8 chief visits Libby
• Troy VFD plans special 9/11 event
• Events Calendar: Sept. 1-7
• Libby residents asked to comment on plan
• Breath of fresh air for local plant
• Motocross event adds mud boggin’
• Youth Runnerfell 2010
• Libby native earns promotion in U.S. military
• Longtime barber hangs up scissors
• Kootenai forest road projects on horizon
• Troy Food Pantry in midst of fundraiser
• Longtime Troy city attorney resigns
• New Horizons Learning Center back in session
• National Guard spreads word on support program
• Troy council looks to limit mayor’s control
• Officials look at options wolf issue
• Finding the bear facts no easy task
• Asbestos research projects reach public through unique event
• Train dog while helping KPFL
• Kehn earns organization’s Quilter of Year honor
• KPFL’s ‘Bark For Life’: Fighting cancer in dogs, cats
• ‘Bark For Life’ to benefit ACS
• Montana wildlife agency appeals Molloy decision on wolves
• Libby turns blue to fight cancer
• Paint It Pink activities on horizon
• Bear problem leads to McGillivray’s early closure
• Pool tournament set for Saturday
• 2010 Ignite the Nites Car Show Results
• Events Calendar: Aug. 25-31
• Recognition goes to Libby firewise effort
• Troy Writing Workshop Group plans to meet
• No serious injuries in accident
• Libby Care Center plans ‘Blue September’
• Troy Library to host writing workshop
• Husband's letter explains fatal actions before fire
• Relocated bears high-tail it home
• Wolf impact panel includes Bennett
• Libby Dam disc golf course to host event
• Former shipmates find each other after 55 years
• College to host meeting on abroad program
• Libby must find new city attorney
• Libby City Council to meet Monday evening
• Rehberg to host gray wolf hearing Oct. 6 in Kalispell
• Local artist’s sculpture quacks into hearts of children
• Celebration planned at clinic
• Hundreds of veterans to Stand Down
• Troy Writing Workshop Group plans to meet
• Libby Dam disc golf course to host event
• Chili Cook-Off set for Saturday
• Former Major Leaguer part of health, wellness seminar
• Libby High trio earns AP exam recognition
• Public weighs in on school consolidation
• Benefit organized to help Troy resident who suffered injury
• Local schools improve marks
• Asa Wood earns ‘exemplar’ status
• Breath of fresh air for local plant
• Troy Food Pantry in midst of fundraiser
• Events Calendar: Sept. 29-Oct. 5
• Finding the bear facts no easy task
• Libby turns blue to fight cancer
• Board to weigh Libby’s school consolidation issues
• Senator hopes jobs bill moves forward
• Flu, pneumonia clinics planned for Libby, Troy
• Learn all about wildlife tracking in 1 of 3 classes coming to region
• ‘Music Within’ inspiration to visit Libby
• Paint It Pink activities on horizon
• No serious injuries in accident
• Former shipmates find each other after 55 years
• Revenue decline impacts county budget
• Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation plans banquet
• Doctor begins medical residency at Libby Clinic
• Operation Medicine Cabinet returns to Libby on Saturday
• Libby officials to offer public tour of wastewater facility
• EIS document available for review
• Council approves McLeod promotion
• Motocross event adds mud boggin’
• Events Calendar: Sept. 22-28
• Longtime Troy city attorney resigns
• Asbestos research projects reach public through unique event
• Youth Runnerfell 2010
• Train dog while helping KPFL
• Bear problem leads to McGillivray’s early closure
• Libby Care Center plans ‘Blue September’
• College to host meeting on abroad program
• Dog days while on patrol
• Libby City Council OKs budget
• Grant helps kids maintain toothy smiles
• New Horizons Learning Center back in session
• Child passenger safety week activities planned
• Events Calendar: Sept. 15-21
• Museum’s chili cook-off seeks participants
• Troy council, mayor look to outside for help
• No answers on plywood plant fire
• EPA’s new Region 8 chief visits Libby
• Libby must find new city attorney
• Ambient air testing in Libby nets positive results
• CARD plans ‘research rally’
• Kootenai sees mildest summer fire season in more than decade
• Poor berry crop leads bears to town
• Pool tournament set for Saturday
• Troy Library to host writing workshop
• Kehn earns organization’s Quilter of Year honor
• Riverfront Park’s cleanup timeline in question
• Tester takes detailed look at Troy Mine operation
• Volunteers answer call for festival
• Events Calendar: Sept. 8-14
• Nordicfest 2010 Preview: Schedule of Events
• Troy VFD plans special 9/11 event
• Libby native earns promotion in U.S. military
• National Guard spreads word on support program
• Troy student earns praise for art display
• County, forest discuss changes to highway program
• Strong presence: William & Mary names training area in honor of Libby native
• 2010 Ignite the Nites Car Show Results
• Students, teacher work with forest through YCC
• Husband's letter explains fatal actions before fire
• Events Calendar: Sept. 1-7
• Longtime barber hangs up scissors
• Troy council looks to limit mayor’s control
• KPFL’s ‘Bark For Life’: Fighting cancer in dogs, cats
• House fire with fatalities occurs near Libby
• Libby Schools project brings price tag peril
• Power struggle in Troy continues
• Local scouts celebrate at Glacier NP
• Electrical substation to go online in Libby
• All survive accidents near falls
• Troy VFW to host District 1 meeting
• Register now for Youth Runnerfell
• Libby residents asked to comment on plan
• Kootenai forest road projects on horizon
• Officials look at options wolf issue
• ‘Bark For Life’ to benefit ACS
• Events Calendar: Aug. 25-31
• Relocated bears high-tail it home
• Man on train falls to death
• Local body shop helps restore Heritage Museum’s Model T
• Nation’s top health official stops in Libby
• Council walks out on Troy mayor
• U Serve Libby’s push for grant enters final week
• Baucus, Sebelius to host town meeting Monday in Libby
• Libby changes approach to teacher training
• New THS principal foresees efficient year
• City OKs Cabinet Heights roadwork
• Pipe Creek Road project set to begin
• Man's body found along tracks near Troy
• St. John’s hospital seeks public feedback
• Troy OKs new cell phone policy
• KVCS adds preschool in Troy
• 100 Years Ago: Tragedy, triumph while fighting fire
• Back to School: Libby schools plan registration days, open houses
• CARD Foundation receives 10K donation
• Wood products industry sees limited good news
• Events Calendar: Aug. 18-24
• FWP destroys troublesome bear in Libby
• Ignite the Nites cruises into town
• Libby, Troy schools approve budgets
• More suspicious fires surface near Troy
• Libby City Council meets tonight
• Libby School Board meets tonight
• Law enforcement on lookout for fugitives
• Investigators consider arson in Troy-area fires
• Mine’s grizzly study suggests higher population numbers
• National network to put spotlight back on Libby
• Mountain lion sightings slightly increase
• Local miners impact federal safety bill
• Survivor, granddaughter team up at Relay For Life
• Molloy ruling restores haven for gray wolves
• Student registration on horizon
• Health insurance program for kids plans special event
• Events Calendar: Aug. 11-17
• Two Rivers Rendezvous returns to area this week
• Riverfront Blues Festival back with strong line-up
• School family centers saved, staff reduced
• Smoke in skies not from Kootenai
• Libby school board sets sights on introducing bond issue
• Rehberg questions EPA’s responsibility on cleanup
• Montana Supreme Court denies Henson new trial
• Rock slide takes out train near Libby
• Troy’s summer food program in jeopardy
• Former local tours with band, to make rare stop in Spokane
• Libby goes back to ’50s with reunion
• Sylvan Lake bear still alive
• Tester won’t budge on bill’s logging
• Troy says no to soil proposal
• Tender Lovin’ Quilters planning July 3-4 show
• County works on emergency plan update
• St. John’s Lutheran Hospital ER linked to expert Kalispell neurologist
• Fire ignites at shooting range
• City council provides safehaven for turkeys
• Judge halts Kootenai logging projects
• Derailment traced to heavy rain
• W.R. Grace continues donations to St. John’s
• Troy firefighters play in the mud to raise money
• Old friends and new: Fabulous Fifties Reunion puts spin on ‘high school senior’
• Yaak Wilderness Music Festival moves to Turner Mtn.
• Benefit organized for longtime Libby teacher
• Stand Down in Sandpoint includes dental screenings
• Wildfire risks remain high but positives also seen
• Med student in midst of clinical rotation in Libby
• Burglary, damage at Libby High School
• City wants project’s road problems fixed
• Montana hikes wolf hunt quota to 186
• Plywood plant legal conflict settled
• Wanted man leads police on chase
• Bellamy Brothers concert to benefit Loggers baseball
• Libby Logger Days Buttons
• Jam-packed in jail: County’s female inmates find little elbow room
• Work continues on Riverfront Park
• Safety record trims LC’s insurance cost
• Federal PILT payments released
• County fine in light of PILT funding delay
• Mandatory boat check set up near Troy
• Tester introduces new legislation to lure health-care specialists to Libby
• Libby Dam reduces outflow
• Congressman listens to Troy Mine workers’ take on safety issues
• Troy Mine’s life could be expanded
• UM Wilderness Institute seeks volunteers for studies
• Rainfall impacts forest roads
• Alleged school vandals plead not guilty
• Police make 2nd arrest for break-in
• Troy bluegrass festival tries to build tradition
• Public offers suggestions for Libby’s growth policy
• Libby’s logging heritage told through presentation
• Former Libby educator looks back on career
• U Serve Libby tries for $25,000
• EPA responds to topsoil mistake
• Classic car enthusiasts take to streets Friday evening
• Commissioners OK 2-percent raises
• City progressing on growth plan
• Western News wins 11 awards in statewide contest
• Cabinet View Golf Course’s original 9 receives upgrade
• Events Calendar: July 21-27
• Officers apprehend wanted Libby man
• Fireworks prohibited on forest lands
• Rain pounds region but few problems reported
• Events Calendar: June 23-29
• Rehberg to hold ‘listening session’ in Libby
• Revett CEO to meet public in Libby, Troy
• Libby requests growth plan comments
• County population sees small decrease
• Asbestos sampling ongoing near mine
• Vote still out on success of spill test
• Low water interferes with spill test
• Family of 3 escapes pickup fire
• Libby to meet with EPA
• Bear problem surfaces at regional campground
• Officials predicting low lake level at Koocanusa
• Soldier returns to site of attack
• Another grizzly released in the Cabinets
• Judge sentences Waldron
• Troy woman suffers gunshot wound to chest
• July 4 celebration going strong in Troy
• Events Calendar: June 30-July 6
• Libby Schools could be headed toward 2-campus setup
• Plywood plant fire site to become ‘broom clean’ with plans to rebuild
• Legislators make pitch for money critical to county
• Libby High School vandalized again
• Falling tree kills hiker on Cedar Lake Trail
• Warland Peak Road washed out
• Troy council undecided on soil disposal issue
• Country duo brings game to Lee Gehring
• Libby prepares for annual rodeo
• Events Calendar: July 7-13
• Senior program to expand
• Eureka 19-year-old charged with vehicular manslaughter
• Libby city triangle landscaping job on hold
• Whitefish Range grizzly moves to Cabinets
• Events Calendar: July 14-20
• Ministry sees progress with children in Philippines
• Logger Days 2010 Results
• Traditional Libby festival arrives this week
• WN Hiking Series: Hoskins Lake Trail
• Dozens of agencies in Montana fail to report stimulus spending
• Drilling begins to measure ground water treatment success
• ‘I’m 103 going on 104’ … Centenarian still enjoys children, reading
• Libby Nordicfest
• 13th Annual Irish Fair

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