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2021-10-17

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LOCAL BUSINESS NEWS

In 2015, Stacey Wood of Libby began delving into the world of manufacturing lotion bars, hand creams, and beard wax. The primary drive behind her ventures at the time was creating products her family could use and better serve their personal care needs. “I started reading labels and found there... Read more

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Libby / montanian.com

Serving up tradition under new ownership at Libby Diner

When Adam Phelps received the call in Kalispell from a friend in Libby this past summer, an instant spring met his internal step. “Wait. A small-town diner… right in the middle of an actual small-town like the one where I started in this industry?” Phelps recalled thinking to himself. Watching... Read more

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Love this diner, every meal we've ordered has been great, and the portions are quite generous!

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Lincoln County / montanian.com

COVID-19 NEWS & PERSPECTIVES

It has been agonizing for me to watch the mounting hospitalization rate and death toll in Lincoln County. There have been 29 deaths and 115 hospitalizations in just the last three months. This is far more deaths and hospitalizations than we had in the previous 18 months of the pandemic. It is also one of the worse death rates in the region from COVID-19. Read more

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Troy / montanian.com

2021 Troy Apple Festival serves up another successful year

The Troy Farmers Market hosted the Apple Festival on Friday, Sept. 24. Photo by Anthony South , Yaak Valley Forest Council. The Troy Farmers Market hosted their annual Apple Festival on Friday, Sept. 24. The event was held at Troy’s Museum and Visitors Center, where the local communities were brought together to celebrate the harvest season. The venue was full of vendors, educational booths, and activities for families of all ages. Live music by the Back Adit band engaged attendees with upbeat music and lots of dancing. A pie contest had numerous entrees and was a huge hit this year. Pie was sold by the slice, and hardly any was left by the end of the event. Read more

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