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Press release A program cited as trailblazing scholarship and professional development in public health, nursing and STEM is looking for applicants as it enters its third year at Aaniih Nakoda College on the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation. “Stay tuned as we welcome a new cohort of summer 2024 scholars who will continue to pave the way in nursing, public health, and STEM, leaving an indelible mark on their communities and beyond,” the program said in a press release. Young Medicine Movement strives to integrate cul...
Hill County appears to be taking action to solve a problem at the Hill County Council on Aging which has the potential to cost the organization hundreds of thousands of dollars in state funding in the coming months. A county official said Wednesday afternoon that reports to the state that had not been done, holding up state funding to the council, were now being taken care of. The issue originates from a backlog of unfinished reporting from the Council on Aging to the state, or its overseeing organization, which has caused th...
National Weather Service has issued a flood warning affecting northern Blaine and Hill counties along Lodge Creek near the international border with Canada, with minor flooding forecast. The warning was issued at 6:48 this morning and is in effect until further notice, Weather Service said. At 6:25 this morning, the creek was at 7.9 feet with flood stage at 7 feet, the warning said. The creek is expected to crest this weekend at about 9.3 feet. The greatest flood impacts will likely be for areas close to the creek, the...
Havre Daily News staff The Boy Scouts of America is hosting its inaugural Hi-Line Chili Cook-off at 6 p.m. Saturday at Fifth Avenue Christian Church. The cook-off is open to the public to enter, with youth, adult and professional kitchen categories. The cost to attend is $15 for an adult and $5 for youth. Along with the opportunity to taste chili from cooks all over the Hi-Line, the event will also include a silent auction with items donated by local businesses. Proceeds will benefit local Scouts....
Havre Police Department A caller on Grant Avenue reported a domestic disturbance in progress at 8:23 a.m. Wednesday, and responding officers found no actionable disturbance. -- A Rich Street West caller reported a scam Wednesday at 10:40 a.m. -- Two children were reported to have been left unattended on Ninth Avenue at 11:11 a.m. Wednesday. -- An 11:20 a.m. Wednesday caller on Fourth Street reported a puppy was locked in a black vehicle and showing distress. Responding officer...
In a front-page story Tuesday about Monday’s City Council meeting, and in previous stories, Havre Daily News misspelled the name of Havre Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Shelli Sayers....
They only get one chance, so the Havre High tennis teams are hoping the weather report is wrong. Despite the bad weather forecast, Havre is set to host the 2024 Havre Invitational Tennis Tournament Friday and Saturday at the Bill Vaughey Memorial Tennis Courts and the courts at Montana State University-Northern. The Blue Ponies, led by second-year head coach Jeff Miller, are coming off their season-opening meet in Cut Bank two weeks ago, where seniors Carter Spangler, Reid...
The Havre High track teams will be part of what should be a very big weekend for track and field in the coverage area. Today, the Blue Ponies, of head coach Kari Filius, are in Lewistown for the Fergus Invitational, which is part of a two-meet week for the Blue Ponies. Havre made its season debut last week in Frenchtown, which was an impromptu trip for the Ponies after their first two meets got canceled. And HHS looked strong as the Pony girls were in second, led by Kaydence...
