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Articles from the January 18, 2016 edition


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  • Innovative businesswoman to speak in Havre

    John Kelleher|Updated Jan 20, 2016

    Sarah Calhoun grew up on a farm in Connecticut. Often, she helped do chores with her father. She was looking for jeans she could wear while doing the work, but there was no such thing as women's work pants. She started wearing her father's work jeans, "but they never seemed to fit right." As years went by, she received an environmental sciences degree from Gettysburg College in Pennsylvania, and came west to teach outdoor education to young people. Still, when she worked...

  • Gary Spang Sr

    Updated Jan 19, 2016

    Gary Spang Sr., 62, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 17, 2016, at his residence. Wake services will begin at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016, at Our Savior's Lutheran Church, where he will remain until his funeral, which will be at 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2016.Burial will follow in the Old Russette Cemetery. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been entrusted with arrangements. Please visit Gary's online memorial page and leave a message of condolence for his family at... Full story

  • Audience hears about the horrors of meth

    Alex Ross|Updated Jan 19, 2016

    Less than two weeks after the Fort Belknap Indian Community Council voted to declare a state of emergency against methamphetamine on its reservation, people from both on and off the reservation held an educational symposium about the issue Friday morning at Aaniiih Nakoda College. The discussion took place in the college's Erib-Tsah-Ah-Tsik Sitting High Culture Center. It was organized by Charmayne Healy and Miranda Crasko-Kirk, who spearheaded the move to enact the state of...

  • Obituary: Harry W. Olson

    Updated Jan 19, 2016

    Harry W. Olson passed away peacefully with family at his side on Jan. 14, 2016, after a short battle with congestive heart failure. He was 89 years old. He was 89 years old. Harry was born in Havre, Montana, on Feb. 11, 1926, to Fred and Martha (Solomon) Olson. A viewing will be held on Monday, Jan. 18, 2016, at 7-9 p.m.,at the Edwards Funeral Home in Chinook. Funeral services will be held on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2016, at 2 p.m., at Chinook High School Auditorium and a reception will be held at the Chinook Eagles following the... Full story

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  • Hill County 4-H lists quilt raffle winners

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Press release Hill County 4-H has announced the winners of a raffle it held, proceeds of which will go toward the construction of a new Chuckwagon at the Great Northern Fairgrounds. Hill County 4-H program recently drew the winners of the quilt and wall hanging. The winner of the 58-inch by 60-inch quilt was Betty Rae Mowen of Havre; and the winner of the 35-by-35 inches wall hanging was Denise Reynolds of Kremlin. The material for the quilt and wall hanging was donated by...

  • Havre speech wins at Chinook invitational tournament

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Press release Havre High School speech and debate again saw success this weekend, competing in Chinook at its last invitational tournament before heading to Hardin in the upcoming weekend for what is being called a “super-divisional” tournament. Havre brought home five first-place medals in its dominating win in the Class A team competition, along with numerous other top finishes. “This was a great weekend for our team,” head coach Tim Leeds said. “Everyone did well, and everyone got great competition in warming up on the wa...

  • Hill County Health Department gets funds for accreditation

    Updated Jan 18, 2016
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    Press release Hill County Health Department has been awarded $13,500 to support its progress in meeting the requirements of the Public Health Accreditation Board, the first and only voluntary national accreditation program for public health departments. The Hill County Health Department is one of 23 local health departments from 20 states and three health departments from U.S. territories to receive this funding through the Accreditation Support Initiative. A total of 104 local health departments of all sizes and types,...

  • Soccer accepting player registrations

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Hi-Line United Soccer is still accepting player registrations for the spring 2016 competitive season. Anyone interested in playing, coaching, refereeing or otherwise getting involved with soccer can call or text Nicole at 945-0510 or Ann at 945-0734. Interested people can also get more information online at http://www.hilineunitedsoccer.com or by emailing [email protected]....

  • Little Shell set quarterly meeting

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    The Little Shell Tribal quarterly meeting will be held Jan. 23 in Great Falls. The event will be held at the Little Shell Tribes Cultural Center in the Event Center. There will be the quarterly meeting starting at 10:30 a.m. with a pot luck lunch following the meeting. The Little Shell Tobacco Program and Wellness Program will be doing drawings for prizes during lunch. Then Sandra Kennedy, who works with NARF on the tribe's genealogy, will be there to print out family history charts for those members interested; also Donna...

  • Guest column: Energy problem fixable

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Just like a stopped clock that gets the time correct twice a day, PSC Commissioner Roger Koopman’s critique of my earlier column on the Montana response to the EPA Clean Power Rules had one thing right, I do like hamburgers, preferably made with Montana beef. Otherwise, the representations he makes in his column indicate he didn’t even read my column, much less examine the data available at the Public Service Commission upon which I based my column. Readers can be excused for being confused when a current member and a for...

  • For the Record, Jan. 18, 2016

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Havre Police Department Officers investigated a motor vehicle crash called in Friday at 8:38 a.m. from a 2nd Street Northeast address reporting that someone ran into a building. —— Officers investigated a report of theft after a female came to the police department Friday at 9:56 a.m. to report someone stole something from a vehicle two days prior. —— Officers investigated a three-vehicle crash on 7th Street after someone reported the incident Friday at 1 p.m. —— Officers investigated a report of shoplifting at a 1st Street...

  • Obituary - Eldon R. Grey

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Eldon R. Grey, 63, of Great Falls passed away on Jan. 15, 2016. A celebration of life will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 21, 2016, at Hillcrest Lawn Memorial Chapel. Schnider Funeral Home of Great Falls is handling the arrangements. Eldon was born on Aug. 23, 1952, to Lawrence and Vivian (Arnoux) Grey in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. He joined the U.S. Army after completing high school and served in Vietnam. After being honorably discharged, he went to work for Burlington... Full story

  • Agenda: Great Northern Fair Board

    Updated Jan 18, 2016

    The Great Northern Fair Board will meet at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Timmons Meeting Room at the Hill County Courthouse. The agenda: Call the meeting to order Roll call of board members Read and approve the minutes of the previous meeting Finance 1. Budget 2. Bills to be paid Committee reports 1. Hiring Committee 2. Barn Committee 3, Carnival Committee 4. Finance Committee Old business 1. Fair rodeo dates 2. Manager position described and advertised 3. Rental agreement separate from manager’s contract 4. Insurance claim for h...

  • Rocky Mountain Champs, again

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Ahead of the Jug Beck Rocky Mountain Classic, Havre High head coach Scott Filius said that it was the best wrestling tournament in the state of Montana. And after his team captured the tournament for the second straight year this past weekend, it's not hard to see why the Blue Ponies are the best the state of Montana has to offer. With essentially all the top teams from Montana in attendance, as well as some from Idaho, Washington and Wyoming, the Ponies flexed their muscle...

  • Pony girls power their way to a sweep

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    All season long, the Havre High girls basketball has hovered at or below the .500 mark. But after two wins this past weekend, they are finally above it for the first time this season. Thanks to a solid 54-48 road win over Central A rival Browning on Friday night, followed by a 63-47 triumph over Rocky Boy Saturday inside the HHS gymnasium, the Blue Ponies are now 6-4 on the season and in the midst of a four-game winning streak. HHS is also in sole possession of first place in...

  • Blue Ponies swim great in Great Falls

    George Ferguson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    The Havre High girls swim team proved a lot to themselves at last weekend’s Class A Invite in Havre. But, the Blue Ponies proved even more this past Saturday in Great Falls. Competing in the Stacey Frey Memorial at the Swarthout Pool Saturday, a meet composed of the best of the best in Montana, including Bozeman High, CMR and Billings Central, the Ponies swam to an outstanding third-place finish. Havre scored 182 points, and for the second straight meet, topped arch rival B...

  • Lights split with Diggers, Warriors

    George Ferguson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Closing out big leads was certainly the Achilles heel of the Montana State University-Northern men’s basketball team in a pair of home, Frontier Conference losses last weekend. But, on Friday night, the Lights were determined not to let that happen for a third straight game. On the strength of a huge first half from sophomore Ryan Reeves and freshman Justin Dunsmore, the Lights built up a 35-20 lead over the Montana Tech Orediggers in the Armory Gymnasium. And, they d...

  • Northern matmen triumph in Missouri

    George Ferguson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    As far as regular season tournaments go, they don't get much bigger for the Montana State University-Northern Lights than the Missouri Valley College Invitational. And, in the 2016 version, the Lights couldn't have done much better. The No. 4 Lights, on the backs of two individual champions, scored 161 points to edge No. 1 Grand View for the team title this past weekend in Marshall, Missouri. Head coach Tyson Thivierge's team placed eight grapplers overall, and even still won...

  • Skylights tip Tech, fall to LC State

    George Ferguson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    For the first time in a month, and for only the second time all season, the Montana State University-Northern women’s basketball team was in search of a bounce-back win. And while it wasn’t easy, that’s exactly what the Skylights got Friday night. In a game that saw scrappy Montana Tech rally late, the No. 8 Skylights held on for a 71-66 win inside the Armory Gymnasium. And while Tech did manage a furious second-half comeback, the Skylights rode the 51 combined points by Na...

  • Warp chooses Carroll hoops

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    Dane Warp has put together one of the most successful athletic careers in the history of Havre High School. In four years as Blue Pony, he has acquired many accolades and awards. However, the biggest question about him was always, where would he play collegiately? Well now, we have the answer. It was announced Friday via a Carroll College press release, that Warp, the four-time All-State quarterback and two-time All-State basketball player, will play basketball for the Fightin...

  • Home Defense: Pony boys sweep rivals

    Chris Peterson|Updated Jan 18, 2016

    The Havre High boys basketball team hasn't been lighting up the scoreboard like some expected at the start of the season, but they are lighting it up in the one place that matters — the win column. The Blue Ponies were at home for back-to-back games this past weekend and thanks to a stout defense and the dynamic scoring of Dane Warp, who scored 63 points in two games, HHS scored a 48-44 win over Browning Friday, followed by a 75-50 win over Rocky Boy Saturday. Both games w...

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