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Foundation's work focused on suicide awareness
The first Nate Chute snowboard races were held 20 years ago on Big Mountain as a way to remember a friend who tragically took his own life. Today, the event is thriving in participation and has blossomed into a crucial funding mechanism for the Nate Chute Foundation, which is dedicated to suicide prevention among young people.
Septem-brrrr! Valley braces for 'historic' storm
A rare and potentially historic winter storm is expected to bear down on Western Montana this weekend, bringing damaging winds and several inches of snow to most valley locations.
Cigarette likely cause of Highway 37 Fire
A discarded cigarette was the likely cause of a wildfire burning north of Libby along Highway 37, according to fire officials. The blaze was estimated at 51 acres Monday morning and was 10 percent contained.
Sidney football team coming to Libby
Loggers looking to improve to 5-4 in playoffs under Fuller
William Scott Sward, 64
William Scott Sward was born Feb. 20, 1951, and passed away Aug. 8, 2015.
Four advance in District Court races
Robert Allison and Daniel Wilson will square off in November for a Flathead District Court judge position.
Loggers rally past Tigers
LIBBY - Kelly May threw two touchdown passes and Corey Chapman had scoring runs of 14 and 80 yards as the Libby Loggers rallied from a two-point halftime deficit on Saturday to defeat the Timberlake Tigers of Spirit Lake, Idaho 28-22 in a nonconference football contest.
Avalanche warning extended for parts of NW Montana
Backcountry skiers and snowmobilers were advised to stay out of avalanche terrain through Wednesday morning due to dangerous snowpack conditions across Northwest Montana.
WTC presents Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece ‘Lost In Yonkers’
This nostalgic memory play takes us back to the summer of 1942: World War II is on and flat-broke Eddie Kurnitz leaves his sons Jay and Arty with their grandmother while he takes to the road as a salesman to pay off his debts.
College of Idaho hands Carroll first loss
Andy Peters stole the show in a battle of nationally ranked teams Saturday in a Frontier Conference matchup that saw No. 9 College of Idaho (7-1, 5-1) beat NO. 6 Carroll 35-21 to hand the Fighting Saints their first loss of the season.
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How to be cool - or not
Let’s face it. After a certain point in every person’s life, it’s difficult to be “cool.” In a newsroom full of 20-somethings these days, I am reminded daily that I am one of the oldest people on the staff still pounding out stories.
Bigfork girls pick up two more hoop wins
TROY — Bigfork experienced a 69-32 blowout District 7B win over Troy on Friday while escaping with a nonconference 70-65 overtime thriller over Ronan on Thursday at Ronan.
Public defender cites extensive legal background
William L. Managhan