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Havre Police Department Sara Jean Nalder of Havre, 34, was arrested on a charge of criminal contempt related to a 24/7 Sobriety Program violation reported at 8:26 a.m. -- Monday at 9:52 a.m. a Fifth Avenue caller reported a theft. -- A Fourth Avenue caller reported a theft of belongings from vehicle Monday at 10:04 a.m. -- A theft was reported by a Ninth Street caller Monday at 10:43 a.m. -- A Ninth Street caller reported Monday at 11:41 a.m. a phone scam. -- Monday at 1:58...
A Wolf Point nonprofit has shifted gears to start its first hemp oil processing plant in Havre, and is reminding local producers the deadline is Wednesday to register with the Montana Department of Agriculture to grow the crop. Morgan Elliott of IndHemp LLC said her family has been operating a nonprofit in Wolf Point since 2011, and has been working on opening a hemp processing plant in Glasgow. That location keeps running into delays, so IndHemp decided to try Havre, where...
Thursday, Havre Public School Educational Foundation and Montana State University Northern Alumni Foundation is partnering to hold the first Honoring Women in Math and Science Fields event. "The evening is just going to be a celebration of women in math and science and we are just hopeful that we can get our students to attend," Havre Public Schools Superintendent Andy Carlson said."Maybe identify with some of the things that these women are doing and excelling at and maybe in...
Suzanne Beal attended Saturday the last showing of her play "I Am (Not) My Mother" performed by the Montana Actors' Theatre, followed by a question-and-answer session for the audience to get an in-depth look at what went behind in the writing process. "MAT did a beautiful job," she said in an interview. "I was very proud of the work they did." Beal added segments to the piece specific to this part of Montana after interviewing people here. "I think it worked very well and...
The agenda for the Hill County Commission weekly business meeting Thursday at 10 a.m. includes: Public comments on non-agenda items Public comments on agenda items Claims Employment Tax adjustments Resolutions Contracts Cash reports and JV’s for January, February and March CDBG Grant Draw Request SWIF Drug Treatment Court-Part time Hire County board reappointments County permit approval Subdivision/survey approval...
Ruth Laugen, 81, passed away April 28th, 2019, at Invigorate of Whitefish. She is survived by her husband, Al Fernandez, and her children. No services are planned at this time. Columbia Mortuary is caring for the family.... Full story
Press release Saturday, April 6, 2019 the Montana Council Hi-Line District of the Boy Scouts of American held their Annual District Recognition Social at St. Jude Parish Center in Havre. The following are the awards that were presented for the 2018-2019 year. Hi-District Awards Recipients Youth Awards Cub Scout of the Year (boys): Noah Siemens Cub Scout of the Year (girls): Emily Horsely Webelos/AOL Scout of the Year: Micah Cammon Den Chief of the Year: Tyrel Bohn Boy Scout...
Montana University System HELENA — Montana high schools across the state will celebrate students’ post-graduation plans with College Signing Week events from April 29 to May 3 through a joint initiative by the Office of the Commissioner of Higher Education and the Office of Public Instruction. College Signing Week events will celebrate high school graduates’ commitments to career, technical, military or college programs of study. “Graduating from high school is an important accomplishment and so are the plans student...
Montana has for decades been at the forefront of wildlife conservation among states in the West. We have the best hunting and angling in the country, and Montana has long set the standard in hunting ethics. As Montanans we value fair chase as an essential part of our sporting heritage, and that’s why we banned game farms nearly two decades ago. We also have many laws and regulations on the books to ensure that fair chase hunting persists. Put simply, fair chase means the animal has a reasonable chance to get away. But one a...
The 66th legislative session has come to an end. As speaker of the House, it was my goal to uphold the integrity of the House. As a leader in my caucus it was my goal to foster unity not conformity. We can be united behind the primary ideals of our party without losing individuality. It has been an honor to be selected by my peers to fill this roll. In looking at our accomplishments this session, several positive actions stand out. First, it was a goal of ours to keep taxes low and we were successful in stopping over a...
This past Thursday was the last day of Montana’s 66th legislative session. In the Senate, after passing some key bills to fund the state for the next two years, a motion was made to do something about tie votes in interim committees. As everyone was trying to figure out how that all would work, a substitute motion was made to “sine die,” and with that came a quick end to the session. Now, we wait to see what bills the governor is willing to sign. I am happy to say there is money coming to this area for drinking water proje...
Dear Editor, The Havre Area Chamber of Commerce wishes to thank everyone involved in the Women’s Expo that was held this weekend. Saturday was a great success with 300-plus attendees browsing the 60-plus booths. Sunday’s weather hampered the event a bit, but we still enjoyed the day. A big thanks goes out to the vendors that traveled to our area for the two-day event, from as far away as Sidney. As an entry fee either one dollar or a can of food was collected. The food has been delivered to the Havre High School food bank. Mo...
Montana State University-Northern head men's basketball coach Shawn Huse has his first recruit in the 2019 signing class. Last week, Huse announced the signing of David Harris, a 6-4 guard/forward from Tacoma, Washington. Harris is coming to Northern from Highline Community College in Des, Moines, Washington. "David has an infectious positive energy and demeanor that really helps maintain a great team climate." Huse said. "He is a high-character guy and we are extremely...
For the Havre High track teams, as the season goes on, the competitions get bigger and when it comes to the regular season, few meets mean more to the Blue Ponies than the annual Glasgow North/East Top 10. Both Blue Pony teams should have a strong presence in Glasgow tonight for the prestigious meet, which features more than 30 teams from Class A, Class B and Class C. The field events are scheduled to begin with the pole vault at 3 p.m. The running events will open at 4:15...
Megan Molyneaux, Chinook Track Chinook's Megan Molyneaux has been burning up the track for four years now, and that continued last Saturday in Great Falls. At the Belt-Fairfield Meet, Molyneaux won the 200 meters with a time of 26.89, 26.89, while also finishing second in the 100 at 13.6. Molyneaux is a three-time state C qualifier in track and field, and a returning District 9C champion. She has also excelled in volleyball and basketball at Chinook. Damon Bird, Fort Benton...
Hopefully, but possibly not, local golf courses have now seen the last of the white stuff for a while. Winter returned with a late fury on Sunday afternoon, as snow, wind and cold ascended on Havre and the Hi-Line, and I'm sure, it wasn't exactly what all of us local golfers wanted to see. Still, men's league at Prairie Farms Golf Course and Beaver Creek Golf Course did get started on time last week, as all leagues got out in front of the nasty storm that drilled us on...
