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Your daily look at news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today. RAPE SUSPECT FACES NEW DRUG CHARGE: A Bozeman man who is charged with trying to rape a former girlfriend in February and then escaping from police custody for three weeks now faces a drug charge. Gallatin County prosecutors charged 28-year-old Kevin Anthony Briggs with criminal possession of dangerous drugs. County Attorney Marty Lambert says a syringe found in Briggs' backpack had traces of a drug called etizolam, which has amnesic,... Full story
A youth and his father, accused respectively of assaulting, raping and threatening a high school girl and of sending texts telling her not to go to the police pleaded not guilty Monday in state District Court in Havre. Ryan Holsapple, 17 at the time of the alleged incident, and his father, Jeffrey Holsapple, each pleaded not guilty to all charges before state District Judge David Cybulski of Plentywood. Ryan Holsapple faces misdemeanor counts in youth court of sexual assault and indecent exposure and a felony count of sexual... Full story
The Havre North Stars American Legion baseball club got back to work Monday afternoon. And it was a rollercoaster of a ride in the first of three straight days of Northern District play. Monday in Conrad, the North Stars were beaten by the Tri-County Cardinals 15-5 in the first of two games between the district rivals. But after the five-inning loss, Havre bounced back to beat the Cardinals 12-1 in six innings in the night cap. The road split put Havre at 5-3 in league play... Full story
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a 2:30 p.m. Monday call from 3rd Street about the calling party’s son throwing a bowl at her and kicking holes in the walls. ——— James Tino White, Jr., 22, of Box Elder was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant after an officer served it to him at 8:04 p.m. Monday at a 1st Street West business. ——— Adam White Hanes-Mackean, 24, of Havre was arrested on charges of assault with a weapon, partner or family member assault and violation of a protective order after officers respon... Full story
Bullhook Blossoms Garden Club chose the yard of Sara and Vic Sieglock at 1418 Lincoln Ave. as Yard of the Week. This landscaped yard is the forefront for beautiful flower beds graced with perennials, annuals and seedlings started by Sara. Her husband, Vic, made the planter walls for her, but all of the flower gardening is done by Sara herself, a work in progress for more than 15 years. She said she loves all aspects of gardening and is particularly fond of perennials that... Full story
Karen Krause, 67, formerly of Havre, died June 18, 2014, in Bismarck, North Dakota. Karen worked for Dr. Chinske as a dental receptionist while living in Havre. She is survived by her husband Robert, Bismarck; one stepdaughter, Shanny (Greg) Richard and three stepgrandchildren, Blake, Brenna and Brent, Colstrip, Montana.... Full story
After some work overcoming technical difficulties, a former Montana State University-Northern star athlete and recruiter admitted via the Internet Monday that the prosecution had enough evidence to convict him of drug charges. Joe C. Simpson II, born in 1990, pleaded no contest to all charges via Skype from California, where he had been allowed to live pending the trial. In a no contest plea, the defendant admits the prosecution has enough evidence to likely get a conviction... Full story
A man admitted Monday to having nearly 300 prescription painkillers he planned to sell when he was pulled over Nov. 7 on Rocky Boy’s Indian Reservation. Richard W. Vanzant III, born in 1984, pleaded guilty in state District Court in Havre to possessing 267 oxycodone pills he planned to sell. Under the plea agreement, a felony count of possession of property subject to forfeiture and a misdemeanor count of possession of marijuana will be dismissed. In a civil case, Vanzant already forfeited $1,431 and a Pontiac Grand Prix t...
Rain, wind, clouds, no sun, that seems to be the story of June on the local golf scene. But as the calendar turns to July, better golf weather is in the forecast. And that’s good because the beginning of July will be a busy time for golf at Prairie Farms Golf Course. July 8-10, the Rotary Club will hold its annual Rotary Youth Golf Camp. The camp, which is held at Prairie Farms, is open to boys and girls ages 8-18 at a cost of $25 per camper. It’s a great camp, with plenty of... Full story
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