But that is about to change. Thanks to an outpouring of community support, dedicated volunteers and crucial funding, Libby's new softball field is finally becoming a reality. A Vision for the Future ...

LIBBY - Grass and freshly planted trees are sprouting in a new town park that sits atop the site of a vermiculite plant that once spewed asbestos dust across the mountain community of Libby — a ...

The Marin County Free Library has just reached a major milestone, with one million digital checkouts through its “Libby” app, library officials announced. With over 100,000 titles, the Libby ...

After obtaining American citizenship, Andrei Castravet from 90 Day Fiancé celebrates a major milestone in his relationship with Libby Potthast.

Beds and plots in the Libby Community Garden -- next to the Asa Wood School -- are overflowing, but it hasn’t always been this way. Seven years of dedication and work have made the garden ...

Dec. 13—Local non-profit Families in Partnership has been serving Libby families for nearly 30 years. The 501(c)(3) non profit's work, which began in 1995, includes the Adopt A Family program ...

An eagle sign welcomes visitors June 17, 2009, at the entrance to downtown Libby, Mont. Asbestos-plagued Libby has reached a significant milestone in its decade-long cleanup as the federal ...

And the Libby community took them at their word until the number of people dead or dying from pulmonary diseases, later identified to be amphibole asbestos-related, grew too large to ignore.

Jun. 30—In just a year's time, the LOR Foundation has made a remarkable difference in the Libby community. As they close in on $500,000 in grants to dozens of community projects, LOR's Tabitha ...

There’s little question that Libby’s newly named ‘Peace Officer Park’ is one of extreme community involvement.

LIBBY, Mont. — Hunter Rooney wanted to make a difference, and with a recent donation of more than $5,000 to a cancer support organization, he has. The 10-year-old Libby resident organized and ...

But citing the potency of Libby's asbestos, independent scientists reviewing the document already have questioned whether it goes far enough to protect human health.