For the Record, April 13, 2021
Havre Police Department Someone stopped at the police station Monday at 1:28 p.m. to speak with an officer about Social Security number fraud. -- A caller reported Monday at 1:47... — Updated 4/13/2021
Government investigating potentially serious side effects from Johnson & Johnson vaccine
Centers of Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration are calling for a "pause" in the use of Johnson & Johnson/Janssen COVID-19 vaccine while... — Updated 4/13/2021
St. Mary's congregation attempting to raise over $1 Million
St. Mary's Catholic Church of Rocky Boy is in the process of rebuilding after a December 2019 fire burned the church to the ground. Church member Misty Brooks-Denny and others are... — Updated 4/13/2021
Local News - Food giveaway set for April 27
Havre Daily News staff Community Alliance Church has another food giveaway scheduled for Tuesday, April 27. Food distribution will be at 3:30 p.m. and not earlier, a release from the church said. The boxes will contain... — Updated 4/13/2021
Soosloff makes history in Iowa
Field Soosloff made history for the Montana State University-Northern men's cross country team this past Friday as he was the first male runner to qualify for the NAIA national... — Updated 4/13/2021
Skylights land multi-sport Shelby standout
The spring season just ended, but, Montana State University-Northern volleyball coach Jerry Wagner continues to build for the future. Last week, Wagner announced the signing of... — Updated 4/13/2021
Local Golf Report: Welcome to a brand new season
The weather is taking an ugly turn and you all can blame me. I started up the golf column last week, and since then, there hasn't been very many pleasant golf days. Still, I'm... — Updated 4/13/2021
Rushed tax bill will result in uncertain and regressive outcomes
State legislators are rushing a massive overhaul of our income tax system through the legislature at the last minute. Senate Bill 399 would cost the state millions in revenue and result in one in five Montanans paying more in... — Updated 4/13/2021
SB 379 is bad for business
Senate Bill 379 is a bill that is anti-jobs and anti-economic development. For a legislature supposedly focused on the governor’s rightful concerns for entrepreneurship, it’s a real step backward. Higher electricity bills... — Updated 4/13/2021
Protecting Montana's future
This past Friday was the 68th Legislative Day in Helena. We have 90 days per session to accomplish all we set out to do at the legislature, so that means we are quickly approaching the end of the session. But I am proud of what... — Updated 4/13/2021
SB 182 puts health of Montanans at risk
After surviving the past year, 2017 seems like a lifetime ago. But for individuals with disabilities, it was a pretty memorable and terrible year in Montana. As a reminder, in 2017 Montana experienced a revenue downturn, and... — Updated 4/13/2021
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Tuesday, April 13 Burger Feed fundraiser, 5:30-6:30 p.m., Eagles Club. Meal includes salad, baked beans, chips and all the fixings with 1/4-pound burger, $7, and double burger, $8.... — Updated 4/13/2021
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