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  • Pony spikers put up a good fight against the Cowgirls

    Chris Peterson|Updated Aug 9, 2018

    Following its loss last Wednesday at the Eastern A Divisional Tournament, the Havre High volleyball team had to beat Miles City to keep its 2017 season afloat. Yet, despite winning the first set, the outcome was not what the Blue Ponies wanted. After HHS won the opening set against Miles City, 25-23, the Cowgirls swept the next three, 25-23, 25-13 and 25-16 to close out the Ponies. The loss eliminated Havre from the Eastern A Divisional and gave them a final record of 6-12...

  • Raided: Southern Oregon 38, Northern 17

    Chris Peterson|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    The Montana State University-Northern Lights faced a monumental task in trying to upset seventh-ranked Southern Oregon Saturday at Blue Pony Stadium, but even so, the Lights didn't back down from the challenge. However, in the end, it didn't matter. Southern Oregon was the better team in just about every aspect and defeated the hard-charging Lights 38-17. The win improved the Raiders to 9-0 and allowed them to clinch an outright Frontier Conference championship. MSU-N, on the...

  • Ballots due in clerk and recorders' Tuesday evening

    Alex Ross|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Voters in Havre and Chinook city elections will have until 8 p.m Tuesday to turn in their completed ballots City elections are conducted by mail ballot only. Voters on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation have until 8 p.m. Tuesday to get to their polling places and vote. Other local elections in Big Sandy, Chester, Harlem and Hingham have no contested races and the candidates will be elected by acclamation with no ballots mailed out Havre voters can drop off their ballots between 7 a.m. and 8 p.m Tuesday at the Hill County...

  • Quick Pics: Havre stars dance the night away

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

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  • Medical marijuana discussed at Pachyderm meeting

    Alex Ross|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Havre Police Chief Gabe Matosich and Tri-Agency Safe Trails Task Force Team Leader C.J. Reichelt spoke at a Pachyderm Club meeting Friday in the Vineyard Room of the Duck Inn, about the ongoing debate over whether Havre should ban medical marijuana dispensaries. Matosich, Reichelt and City Council President Andrew Brekke spoke and answered questions about medical marijuana. Matosich has said he supports a ban on medical marijuana storefront dispensaries, saying they lead to...

  • Quick Pics: Showing and talking art in Havre

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

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  • Northern ranked as one of most affordable colleges

    Alex Ross|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Greatvaluecolleges.net, a website that offers information about how students can get a good college education at a low cost, recently ranked Montana State University-Northern 22nd on its 2017 list of the nation’s top 50 affordable colleges with high acceptance rates. “MSU-Northern has always sought to provide a quality education at an affordable rate,” Northern Chancellor Greg Kegel said in a statement from Northern. “It gives students the opportunity to go after their dreams and climb the ladder of success. Our practical han...

  • Havre man pleads to hitting 9-month-old

    Paul Dragu|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    A Havre man pleaded guilty Thursday in District Court in Havre to hitting a 9-month-old and causing a hemorrhage in the infant’s left eye. Bruce Collins, born in 1989, pleaded guilty to felony assault on a minor and is scheduled for sentencing Dec. 18. A registered nurse at Northern Montana Hospital called police Feb. 6 to report that a child had “suspicious bruising” and a hemorrhage on his face. The responding officer noticed the bruising on the left side of the child’s face from his eye to his jawbone, a handprint on the...

  • Local News - Buses off for Veterans Day

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    North Central Montana Transit buses will not be running Friday, Nov. 10, in observance of Veterans Day....

  • Local News - HRDC closed Friday for Veterans Day

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    District 4 Human Resources Development Council will be closed Friday, Nov. 10, in observation of Veterans Day. District 4 HRDC will resume normal business hours Monday, Nov. 13, at 8 a.m....

  • 'Resilience' documentary shown tonight

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Press release The community will have the opportunity tonight at 7 p.m. in Hensler Auditorium in the Applied Technology Center on the Montana State University-Northern campus to see the award-winning documentary, “Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope.” The event is being sponsored by Havre’s Trauma Sensitive Schools Initiative and its community partners which include, Bullhook Community Health Center, District 4 Human Resources Development Council, Court Appointed Special Advocates, Boys & Girls Club,...

  • Letter to the Editor - Tech owes Northern Lights an apology

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Editor, I have always perceived the Montana Tech football team as one of integrity. Well, that went out the window with the disgraceful rout of Montana State University-Northern. The goal of wining at all costs and setting school and national records came at the hands of humiliating a football team, coaching staff and community. The humiliation of this football program will live long past the tenure of this coaching staff and players. Your football program, from the athletic director to the coaching staff to the players, owe...

  • For the record, Nov. 6, 2017

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Havre Police Department Officers arrested a 13-year-old on charges of assault with a weapon and partner or family member assault after a Third Street caller reported Friday at 7:44 a.m. that a juvenile was out of control, throwing things and knives. —— Officers investigated after someone reported Friday at 8:39 a.m. at the police station that they’d found a prescription medicine bottle at a gas station. —— Officers investigated a motor vehicle crash reported Friday at 1:32 p.m. on Second Street. —— Officers investigated...

  • Obituary - Patricia Fay Westbo

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Patricia Fay Westbo, formerly of Houston, TX, died of natural causes at Northern Montana Care Center Saturday, Nov. 4, 2017. She is survived by her children, Dayle D. "D.D." (Stringer) Tucker; and her husband, William J. "Bill" Tucker in Havre; Shawn B. Stringer of San Marcos, TX, and Lucretia K. Stringer of Bandera, TX. No services will be held in Havre. Patricia's family has suggested donations be made to RezQ Dogs' veterinary fund. Holland & Bonine Funeral Home has been... Full story

  • Obituary - Emma Swinney Hansen

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Emma Hansen, 96 years of age, a retired housewife and former resident of Gildford, MT, died of natural causes at Northern Montana Care Center Tuesday, Oct. 31, 2017. A funeral service will be held Saturday, Nov. 11, 2017, at 11 a.m. at Messiah Lutheran Church with Ila McClenahan officiating; burial at Highland Cemetery. Memorials in Emma's name may be made to the North Star Foundation, P.O. Box 14 Rudyard, MT 59540, or to the charity of the donor's choice. Holland & Bonine... Full story

  • Obituary - Harry E. Friede

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Longtime Chinook resident Harry E. Friede passed away at home from natural causes Oct. 21, 2017. A celebration of his life will be held Nov. 15, 2017, which would have been his 86th birthday, at the Chinook Senior Citizen Center from 2 to 4 p.m. Harry was born Nov. 15, 1931, to Otto and Mary Friede. He was raised on the family farm, graduating from Chinook High School. In May 1957, Harry married Julia Nesslar, enjoying 60 years of marriage together while raising a family and f... Full story

  • Drivers need to proceed with courtesy for funerals

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Because I Could Not Stop for Death Because I could not stop for Death, He kindly stopped for me; The carriage held but just ourselves And Immortality. We slowly drove, he knew no haste, And I had put away My labor, and my leisure too, For his civility. We passed the school where children played, Their lessons scarcely done; We passed the fields of gazing grain, We passed the setting sun. — By Emily Dickinson This article has been long in coming. In fact, too long. It concerns a tradition that we have had in our community for...

  • Full MSU-N/Southern Oregon Box Score

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Southern Oregon 14 17 7 0 – 38 MSU-Northern 0 0 10 7 – 17 First Quarter S. Oregon: Bronsen Ader 7 run (Marcus Montano kick) Drive: 3 Plays, 75 Yards S. Oregon: Rey Vega 5 run (Montano kick) Drive: 12 Plays, 17 Yards Second Quarter S. Oregon: FG Montano 27 Drive: 9 Plays, 57 Yards S. Oregon: Tanner Trosin 9 run (Montano kick) Drive: 8 Plays, 80 Yards S. Oregon: Jason Shelley 45 pass from Wyatt Hutchinson (Montano kick) Drive: 5 Plays, 76 Yards Third Quarter MSU-N: FG Tommy Lan...

  • MSU-N Notebook: Lights show flashes in the snow

    Chris Peterson|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    A few weeks ago, when the Montana State University-Northern football team lost to Montana Tech, in somewhat embarrassing fashion, it would have been easy for the Lights to throw in the towel. Shortly after the loss that garnered national attention, former head coach Aaron Christensen resigned. But even with everything stacked against them, the Lights didn't quit. They kept fighting and that was evident in Saturday's 38-17 loss to seventh-ranked Southern Oregon Northern got...

  • Cat-Griz Report: Grizzlies pull off improbable upset of NAU

    Updated Nov 6, 2017

    MISSOULA (AP) — The last time Makena Simis played quarterback for Montana, he threw for a school-record six touchdowns. That was two years ago. Simis was called on again to take snaps for the Grizzlies Saturday, this time heavier and stronger, and used his size to scrap for yards against Northern Arizona. "It's weird how things come full circle," Simis said. "But I just wanted to embrace it and really just be there to get the ball to the guys who needed to make plays and, w...

  • Skylights swept in final Frontier regular season matches

    George Ferguson|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    The Montana State University-Northern volleyball team knew that playing its last three matches of the Frontier Conference regular season on the road wouldn’t be easy. And it wasn’t. Northern closed the 2017 regular season with losses at Lewis-Clark State and nationally ranked Montana Tech over the weekend. The Skylights, who lost their last five Frontier matches, finish the regular season at 3-9 and in sixth place in the conference standings. Thursday night, Northern fell in...

  • Hi-Line Volleyball: Northern C is the end of the line for area teams

    George Ferguson|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    Football, basketball and volleyball, the Northern C Division is as good as it gets. And it was on display on the volleyball court inside the Chinook High gymnasium this past weekend. The Northern C Divisional was the end of the line for all four area teams that made it that far, as North Star, Chinook, Chester-Joplin-Inverness and Fort Benton all saw their season's come to a close at the tourney. The action started Thursday when the District 6C East champion North Star...

  • Scouts stop Pioneers' magic

    Chris Peterson|Updated Nov 6, 2017

    The Big Sandy Pioneers were hoping to keep their dream season alive in the Six-Man playoffs at Bridger last Friday, but the Pioneers proved to be no match for the champion of the Six-Man South Division. The Scouts are headed back to the Six-Man semifinals after thrashing Big Sandy 42-7 Friday night in Bridger. Bridger quarterback Colter Zentner helped his team get off to a fast start as he tossed three touchdown passes in the opening quarter to give the Scouts an 18-0 lead....