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St. Jude Thaddeus School announced in a post on its Facebook page about 4:30 p.m. that it will be closed Thursday and Friday due to an outbreak of influenza at the school. The post said St. Jude's will be open again Tuesday after the Martin Luther King Jr. Day break. The post said the school has experienced a doubling of absenteeism this week and cannot provide quality instruction to the entirety of its students....
Marlene Fay Bahr Teske, 68, passed away peacefully Tuesday Jan. 14, 2020, surrounded by family. Services will be held Saturday, Jan. 18, 2020, at 3 p.m. at the Van Orsdel United Methodist Church. A full obituary will be published at a later date....
Editor's note: This version corrects misreporting that the Hill County sheriff position is up for election. That office is not up for election this year. An election year that was hotly contested before candidate filing even began is starting to see more people file to run for office on the state and federal level, although many declared candidates still have not filed and filings on the county level still are slim locally. No one had filed as a candidate for Montana governor...
The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees heard area reports and gave out five athletic academic achievement awards during its monthly regular meeting Tuesday. Havre High School Activities Director Dennis Murphy told the board Park High School in Livingston chose not to play varsity football and when he met with representatives of that school district last fall, the Park High School representatives said the school will not play it again next season. "Because of that, that...
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Havre Fire Department A Buttrey Drive caller reported a fender bender Tuesday at 8:14 a.m. -- Tiffany Marie McCabe of Fort Belknap, 32, was arrested on a state District Court warrant and a Justice or City court warrant, after an adult probation and parole officer asked Tuesday at 9:43 a.m. for assistance. -- A two-vehicle, non-injury crash was reported on Cowan Drive Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. -- Jason Edward Metro of Havre, 32, was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant...
A front-page article in Monday’s edition of the Havre Daily News about the Boy Scout Merit Badge College held at Montana State University-Northern Saturday misreported the title of Advancement Chair Bill Lanier, organizer of the college....
The Havre Daily News will share your wedding photo in its annual bridal section this spring honoring couples who were married in 2019. If you were married in 2019, we would like to publish your wedding photo. Email your photo, name and wedding date to [email protected]. Deadline for submissions is Feb. 3....
Havre Daily News staff The annual “Roll into Reading” event at Lincoln-McKinley Primary School will be held Friday from 7:30 to 8:15 a.m. “It’s one of our opportunities for parents and students to get together as well as the school and forge some good relationships and some good healthy habits with reading,” Lincoln-McKinley Primary School principal Holly Bitz said. She said this event is a chance for students and their parents or staff to grab a book and go somewhere in the school and read together. Coffee, juice and cinna...
Havre Daily News staff The Montana State University-Northern Nursing Club is holding a fundraiser Thursday to help pay for costs of its pinning ceremony. When people paying for a dine-in or carry-out purchase at Pizza Hut Thursday say they want to donate to Northern’s Nursing Club, 20 percent of the purchase price will go to the fundraiser....
HELENA — The Montana Department of Commerce today awarded a total of $712,500 through the Montana Indian Language Program to the eight tribal governments in Montana to support language revitalization efforts. The Montana Indian Language Program works to protect American Indian cultural integrity by recognizing that languages spoken, written, or in the form of sign language are vital to the identities of tribal nations and the state. Funding for the program comes from the state’s main budget bill, House Bill 2, which the 201...
There is something to be said for consistency, and there is also something to be said for change. A great quote from Rear Adm. Grace Hopper is “The most dangerous phrase in the language is ‘We’ve always done it this way.” During my past career, in product design, companies used the phrase “evolve or die.” Change is important, and yet there is something to be said for consistency. Some would call it reliability. For instance, it’s nice to know that the newspaper will be delivered to your house the same time every day or...
Editor, My fellow Montanans, I feel compelled to bring to your attention an issue that should concern you. The Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame Board of Directors wasted nearly $1 million in taxpayer and contribution funds and no one has been held to account. The MCHF board has lost the trust and support of Montanan’s. The Membership dues have declined from its peak in 2013 of $41,527 — that was before the news of the Big Timber debacle was made public — to net dues of $13,634 in 2018. Members of the board of directors have decli...
I want to start out by making it clear that I have nothing against cowboys. One of the new developments in my life is that I recently got a manager, Bob, to book performances of my writing. I’ve never had a manager before, so I didn’t know what to expect. But Bob is a wonderful fellow. He says he thinks of the folks he represents as family — which is something a lot of people say, but I get the feeling Bob actually means it. So, I was eager to keep Bob happy. But then he su...
Staff and wire report The Hill County Extension Office will be holding a class for any producers wishing to obtain a private pesticide applicators license. The class is for new applicators to be able to purchase and apply restricted-use products. The training will be Wednesday, Jan. 22, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Spencer’s Hiway Bar and Grill, in Hingham. The training is free, but a fee is required to obtain a license. The fee is $12 for people living in District 3. Space is limited, so people must register by Tuesday, J...
MSU News Service BOZEMAN — Montana State University will be one of the hosts for the 2020 Women in Agriculture conference, which will be held in several locations on Jan. 25 and focus on topics related to women in the industry. The conference, an interactive one-day event, will happen simultaneously in 34 locations around Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Each location will host networking opportunities for participants, hold a local farmer and rancher discussion panel and provide lunch. Webinar participants c...
From Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks It’s time to sign up for the first hunter education course of 2020 in Great Falls. Online registration is going on now through March 8. Everyone must register online, however there will be a two-day opportunity at Fish, Wildlife and Parks, 4600 Giant Springs Road, for those without access to a computer. Classes will run 7 to 9 p.m., March 9, 11, 12, 16, 18 and 19 at North Middle School, 2601 Eighth St. NE. A field day will take place March 21 at FWP. To register online, go to the FWP webs...
From Montana Department of Agriculture HELENA — The Montana Department of Agriculture has received a verified petition from 25 Montana oilseed growers to create an advisory committee. MDA will hold a listening session to receive additional grower input regarding the proposal in Glendive Friday, Feb. 14 at the Glendive Agricultural Trade Exposition — GATE. Meeting information details are provided below. Growers will have the opportunity to learn about the process for creating a commodity advisory committee and provide inp...
Sadie Filius, Havre Girls Basketball The Havre High girls are rolling once again and, in a pair of running-clock wins this past weekend, so, too, was sophomore Sadie Filius. The 2019 Class A All-State selection scored 14 points in Friday night’s win over Lewistown in Havre, then added 15 points as the Ponies crushed Sidney Saturday afternoon. Filius, who is also a standout track and field athlete for the Ponies, earned All-State and All-Conference honors as a freshman. Jake H...
HARLEM - There are always bonuses when it comes to high school sports being nearly year-round anymore. There will be many teams and athletes who stand out in one, two or in some cases, three sports throughout the school year. And theres one athlete on the Hi-Line who's making himself noticed in three sports - and he's doing a lot more than just playing them. Harlem senior Brad Cichosz is a name that is often heard in Wildcats sports, especially considering he participates in a...
