News you can use
News you can use
Sorted by date Results 1 - 25 of 26
Justice Brown, the young man who repeatedly stabbed three Montana State University-Northern students last May, was sentenced to 100 years in prison Thursday afternoon in court. District Court Judge Daniel Boucher followed Hill County Attorney Gina Dahl's recommendation and sentenced Brown to 100 years in the Montana State Prison for each of the three counts of attempted deliberate homicide, and 40 years for aggravated burglary. The 100 years was also the plea agreement. The...
Frank Eugene May, known to all as Buck, passed away Jan. 21, 2016, at home, peacefully, with his family. Born in Havre, Montana, on Jan. 2, 1941, Buck was the second of three children born to Frank and Dorthe May. He graduated from Havre High in 1959, where he played football, basketball and participated in track. He obtained a full ride football scholarship to Montana State University in Bozeman and graduated (barely) with a BS degree in secondary education. The close friendships he made with his Blue Pony and Bobcat... Full story
Sexual offender Gary Peterson walked into state District Court Thursday morning in black slacks and a gray sweater. Three hours later, he was escorted out in handcuffs and turned over to the custody of the state Department of Corrections for the next five years. Peterson, represented by Randy Randolph, had agreed to a plea deal that was supposed to result in him serving 20 years. At his sentencing hearing in November, Peterson moved to withdraw his pleas to the three charges...
Saturday's Scores The Associated Press BOYS BASKETBALL Arlee 73, Clark Fork 50 Belgrade 48, Havre 46 Bigfork 69, Eureka 29 Billings Central 70, Laurel 67, OT Billings Senior 52, Great Falls Russell 45 Billings West 59, Butte 44 Box Elder 78, North Star 30 Bozeman 56, Great Falls 50 Broadview-Lavina 62, Harlowton 46 Brockton 64, Plentywood 42 Browning 68, Livingston 67 Butte Central 44, Anaconda 42 Chester-Joplin-Inverness 64, Hays-Lodgepole 63 Columbia Falls 52, Stevensville 45 Culbertson 74, Circle 55 Cut Bank 80, Rocky Boy...
Friday's Scores The Associated Press BOYS BASKETBALL Absarokee 50, Roberts 36 Belt 58, Winnett-Grass Range 18 Big Timber 74, Townsend 57 Bigfork 53, Libby 37 Billings Central 66, Lewistown (Fergus) 47 Billings Senior 53, Great Falls 46 Billings Skyview 68, Butte 42 Box Elder 78, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 59 Bozeman 53, Great Falls Russell 41 Bridger 75, Custer-Hysham 46 Broadview-Lavina 63, Fromberg 35 Brockton 77, Bainville 50 Browning 51, Belgrade 50 Charlo 71, St. Regis 42 C...
Havre Police Department Officers investigated a report of a theft at an 11th Street West business called in at 6:32 a.m. Thursday. —— Officers investigated a report made at the police station Thursday at 9:55 a.m. about a cat that had been shot with a pellet gun. —— Officers investigated an 11:49 a.m. Thursday report of a TV stolen from a 1st Street business. —— Officers investigated a report of a broken vehicle window on Grant Avenue called in at 12:07 p.m. Thursday. —— James Daniel Reynolds, 23, of Havre was arrested on...
As summer came to a close, and weather predictions for the impending winter in the Havre area ramped up, fans of a warmer, drier winter were treated to some good news. An El Niño winter was coming and it was reported to be one of the strongest El Niño patterns in recorded history. Now however, winter is officially one month old, and, at least for Havre and parts of the Hi-Line, the question is: Did El Niño forget about us? According to Jim Brusda, a meteorologist at the Na...
MONDAY 8 a.m.— Center for Mental Health board meeting TUESDAY 8 a.m. — RAC meeting 10:30 a.m. — Road supervisor WEDNESDAY 7 a.m. — Business Development Committee M8 8 a.m. — RAC meeting 9 a.m. — Active shooter training 10:30 a.m. — Active shooter training THURSDAY 9 a.m. — Levee manager 10 a.m. — Business meeting • Manual claims • Employment review • Resolutions • Tax adjustments • County permit approval • Subdivision/survey approval • Contracts • Time for comments from the public FRIDAY 9 a.m. — TSEP on-site monitoring 9...
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla — Amanda Dolph of Havre, Montana, has been named to the Fall 2015 Dean’s Honor Roll at Oklahoma City University. Dean’s Honor Roll status is awarded to students who successfully complete a minimum of 12 credit hours and maintain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Founded in 1904, Oklahoma City University is a non-profit, comprehensive, private United Methodist university that is consistently ranked among the best in its category....
George Ferguson Havre Daily News sports editor [email protected] For the first time this Frontier Conference season, the Montana State University-Northern men’s basketball team will play two teams the Lights have already seen this winter. And make no mistake, both games will be interesting and exciting battles. Tonight, Northern (2-4, 13-5) welcomes the Rocky Mountain College Battlin’ Bears into the Armory Gymnasium, and the Lights will wrap up their six-game Fro...
Beginning Feb. 1, AARP Foundation Tax Aides will be at the Havre senior center at 2 2nd St. West every Monday and Tuesday morning from 8:30 a.m. to 11:45 a.m. People can call 265-5464 for an appointment. People need to bring a photo ID or Social Security card for each person, a copy of last year’s tax return and all of 2015 income and expense documentation. Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; painting andadult coloring book group at 1 p.m. Tuesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday...
ERROR...
I have a long and successful track record of failing at productive introspection. My natural philosophy generator has two settings: ultra-pragmatic and ohmigawd(!). It creates two types of responses the “whatever” and “life's too short for (insert curse word of your choice)” kind and the “life is over” and “what ___?!” (as in “what did I do?!” “what just happened?!” “what'd you do?!” and “what the (insert curse word of your choice)?!”) kind of thing. I read something a while...
By Emily Mayer The news in the papers 100 years ago was varied and diverse. We start with news from The Havre Plaindealer in its Jan. 22, 1916 issue. GO EAST TO BUY FURNITURE FOR TEMPLE Wm. Kendig and Thos. McKenzie left this week for Grand Rapids and other furniture manufacturing cities where they will purchase furniture for the new Masonic temple in this city. En route they will inspect several large temples in order to gain a thorough knowledge of just what furniture is needed to thoroughly equip a temple of the magnitude...
I am pretty sure that you have all heard the saying “If you want to start an argument all you have to do is talk about religion or politics.” Perhaps you have even experienced this phenomenon. It could be that you may even know someone who has told you that they don’t want anything to do with churches or religion because the only thing they do is cause war and division. Now that I think about it, I even have one or two in my family with this perspective on church and religion. In fact, if we take time to examine the histo...
Helen (Flatness) Kallenberger celebrated her 100th birthday Dec. 5, 2015. She was raised at the foot of Centennial Mountain in the Bear Paw Mountains, where she walked or rode horseback to the Flatness Country School. She then attended and graduated from Box Elder High School, participating on the championship girls basketball team. After high school she moved to Spokane, Washington, and attended Moler Beauty School where she graduated in 1938 and also where she met her...
Megan Lynell Swanson and Ethan James Hinebauch announced their engagement with a wedding date of June 11, 2016. The bride-to-be is the daughter of Kurt and Colleen Swanson of Valier. She is a graduate of Valier High School. She received a bachelor's degree from Montana State University Bozeman. Swanson works as a fifth-grade teacher at Meadowlark Elementary in Chinook, Montana. The future groom is the son of Randy and Lisa Hinebauch of Chinook. He is a graduate of Havre High...
One Sabbath day, Jesus was walking through the corn fields. Being hungry, his disciples began to pick some of the corn as they passed. The Pharisees who saw this began to cry out that it was against the Law of Israel to "harvest corn" on the Sabbath. Jesus turned to them and said, "Haven't you read in the Scriptures of how David, when he and his men were starving in the days of Abithar, the High Priest. They went into the dwelling of God and ate of the holy bread that only...
On the third Saturday of each month, regardless of the weather, you can expect to see a large crowd at Pacific Steel and Recycling on Havre's east side as people take part in the monthly recycling drive. While many materials can be dropped off at Pacific any time, a full-fledged recycling drive is conducted the third Saturday where residents can bring cardboard, paper, glass, e-waste, aluminum, tin and numbers 1, 2, 4 and 5 plastic products. Recycle Hi-Line, a completely...
The Havre High swim teams have made plenty of progress and big strides this season in the pool, especially since Christmas break ended. But this weekend, the Blue Ponies get a chance to find out how far they’ve really come. Havre will be in Great Falls today for a dual meet with CMR and Great Falls High, but the big test will come Saturday when the Blue Ponies travel to Missoula for the annual Missoula Invitational. The Missoula Invite is typically one of the most competitive...
The Havre High boys basketball team has enjoyed a lot of home cooking lately. But, if the Blue Ponies want to wrap up the top spot in the Central A, they will need to win on the road this weekend to do it. The Ponies, who have won eight of their last nine games, have played seven of eight games at home. Two of those games were wins over Livingston and Belgrade Dec. 18 and 19, and both of those victories were key to HHS building a lead in the Central A. Yet, starting tonight...
Chris Peterson Havre Daily News [email protected] The Havre High girls basketball team has spent much of the season finding an identity. And after four consecutive wins, it appears they have found one heading into the stretch run in the Central A conference. The Blue Ponies, who are 6-4 overall and 4-0 in the Central A, have two more key games on the schedule this weekend as they look to improve to 6-0 in conference play with road wins over conference foes...
George Ferguson Havre Daily News sports editor [email protected] For the third straight Friday night, the Montana State University-Northern Skylights are gunning for a bounce-back win. Only this time, the Skylights are trying to do it against a team which already handed them a loss this season. The 14th-ranked Skylights (3-3, 14-3) will be looking to reverse its fortunes, not only from last Saturday night’s loss to Lewis-Clark State, but also from a Dec. 3 loss a...
ERROR...
ERROR...
