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  • The HDN has your 9C action covered

    George Ferguson|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Once again, no one will have your 9C tournament coverage like the Havre Daily News will. All week in Havre, we'll have live game coverage, Twitter, Facebook and online updates, as well as postgame stories and feature stories on Thursday and Friday. Don't miss next Monday's Area Sports Roundup either for a complete wrapup of all the 9C action this week in Havre....

  • Benefits set for Makenna Cody

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Editor’s note: This version corrects that a raffle for three guns is separate from a benefit being held at the Havre Eagles Club. A series of benefits starting with a Pizza Hut Fundraiser Thursday have been set up to help pay for a Havre businesswoman's recovery from a Feb. 3 car crash. Makenna Cody suffered severe head injuries from the crash, a rollover while she was coming back to Havre from Billings, her friend Kevin Miller said. She was Mercy Flighted to a Great Falls h...

  • GOP leaders back border deal, despite protests on the right

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Staff and wire Editor’s note: This version adds comment from the office of Rep. Greg Gianforte, R-Mont. WASHINGTON - GOP congressional leaders swung behind a hard-won agreement today to prevent a new government shutdown and finance construction of more barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border, selling it as a necessary compromise even as some Republicans on the right voice opposition. President Donald Trump said he's unahppy with the compromise, although he didn't say he w...

  • Northern Diesel Tech Center receives multiple awards

    Tim Leeds|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Editor’s note: This version clarifies that Montana Contractors’ Association presented awards to Swank Enterprises for its work as lead contractor on Montana State University-Northern’s Diesel Technology Center. A project Montana State University-Northern worked on for more than a decade that finally came to fruition last year has been recognized for excellence in four categories by the state contractors organization. Montana Contractors’ Association announced Monday that it awarded Swank Enterprises for Northern’s new Diese...

  • Wrapped in gingham: Spelling bee determines winner after 12 rounds

    Stephen Real|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    The 53rd annual Hill County Spelling Bee went 12 rounds to finally determine a winner Monday morning inside the Havre Middle School Auditorium. Fifth-grader Sophia Purkett from Sunnyside Intermediate School was pronounced the winner after she and Allie Messinger, an eighth-grader from Havre Middle School, and Colton Spicher, an eighth-grader from North Star School, had to play additional rounds because they all either misspelled their words or all spelled them correctly. Purke...

  • Spring Career sets new record for employer attendance

    Stephen Real|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Despite temperatures hovering around zero, Montana State University-Northern’s Spring Career Fair will host a record number of employers Thursday from 9 a.m. to noon inside the Armory Gymnasium. Northern Career Center Director Mary Heller said 57 employers have registered to attend the career fair and are coming from as far as places like Alaska and Florida. She added that a majority of the employers are from the diesel industry, but there is an increase in the number of nursing employers that are coming. In the fall c...

  • For the Record, Feb. 12, 2019

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Havre Police Department Eric Lee Ambler of Havre, 42, was arrested on four State District Court warrants Monday at 9:21 a.m. at the Hill County Courthouse. -- A caller from a Third Avenue business reported Monday at 10:40 a.m. a possible theft of money from a savings account. -- A Tenth Avenue caller reported missing money Monday at 12:06 p.m. -- A vehicle accident was reported Monday at 3:53 p.m. on Fourth Street. -- Monday at 7:48 p.m. a caller from the intersection of Fifth...

  • Cottonwood and Davey schools announce elections

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Press release The Davey School District No.12 has announced an upcoming school election to be held on May 7. One three-year term trustee position is up for election. The seat is held by Lisa Overlie. To file for a seat on the Davey School Board, people cam contact District Clerk Serena Dawson for candidate forms. The deadline to file is March 28. The Cottonwood School District No.57 has announced an upcoming school election to be held May 79. Two trustee positions, both for three-year terms, are up for election. The seats...

  • Correction - Big Sandy Organics

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    A front-page article in Monday’s edition of the Havre Daily News about Big Sandy Organics misreported that Paul Tuss said that Big Sandy Organics has an overload of orders and are no longer taking new orders. Tuss said Montana Hammer Knives is not taking new orders at the moment due to backlog, but Big Sandy Organics is still accepting new orders....

  • Legislature finishes Week 5

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    This week was a wild one with a couple of committee meeting running over 3 ½ hours, needing to be cut short, and then finished at the next meeting. In my Energy Committee, bills that were closely related, often called companion bills, came to the committee. The first bill was designed to develop a policy for Montana to control greenhouse gas emissions. The idea is to set a standard that would ramp up until the year 2050 and eventually make Montana carbon-free. Or, as I understand what is being said, agriculture as we know it...

  • Local News - HRDC closed for Presidents Day

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    Press release District 4 Human Resources Development Council will be closed Monday in observance of Presidents Day. District 4 HRDC will resume normal business hours next Tuesday at 8 a.m....

  • Be prepared for measles

    Updated Feb 12, 2019

    A recent rise in measles activity in Washington state reminds us in Montana that we must take important steps to prevent our own outbreak form happening. Washington’s measles outbreak continues to climb with 52 cases reported as of Feb. 7. Measles is a highly contagious virus that lives in the nose and throat mucus of an infected person. It can spread to others through coughing and sneezing. Measles virus can live for up to two hours in an airspace where the infected person coughed or sneezed. If other people breathe the c...

  • 9C 2019: They're all chasing Chinook in Havre

    Chris Peterson|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    After a hard-fought regular season, the eight teams of the District 9C will invade the HHS gymnasium this week as three berths to the Northern C Divisional in Great Falls next week are on the line. Last season, the boys tournament was first and concluded on a Friday night with the Chinook Sugarbeeters knocking off the North Star Knights for the championship. This year, the tournament begins Thursday at 11 a.m., as the Beeters will begin their title defense against...

  • 9C 2019: Bears, Horns favored in loaded 9C girls field

    George Ferguson|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    istrict basketball tournaments. But, inside the Class C ranks, there's really nothing like the District 9C girls tournament - not recently anyway. For several years now, the 9C has been regarded as the toughest tournament in Class C girls hoops, and, with two of the state's very best teams in the 9C, this week's tourney will be no different. The 2019 9C girls tournament will begin Wednesday afternoon, and run through Friday night, with three spots in next week's Northern C Div...

  • Chris Peterson's final thoughts on state wrestling week

    Chris Peterson|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    I’m not a big fan of Skip Bayless. In fact, I kind of despise him. But he often talks about becoming a prisoner of the moment and of all the things he says, it’s one of the few that actually makes sense. Sometimes, we can become a prisoner of the moment. It makes perfect sense when you think about it because the things we have seen most recently are fresh in our minds. History is what it is — history. But as a fan of history and a sportswriter, I can’t help but make compari...

  • Frontier Notebook: MSU-N's Hovde earns Frontier honor

    George Ferguson|Updated Feb 12, 2019

    With just two weeks left in the regular season, it would seem reasonable that the Frontier Conference standings are starting to clear up. In some ways, that's what is happening, but in others, it's not even close. The Montana Western women, despite a loss to Carroll College last week, are still in the driver's seat for the Frontier regular season title, homecourt advantage in the Frontier playoffs, and a high seed at next month's NAIA national tournament. However, Western has...

  • Hi-Line Athlete's of the Week

    Updated Feb 11, 2019

    Martin Wilkie, Havre Wrestling There isn't much left to say about the wrestling career of Havre High's Martin Wilkie. Saturday night in Billings summed it all up, he's simply one of the best ever. Wilkie became Montana's 34th four-time state champion, and the third in Havre history. His victory over Sidney's Sidney Burnison also capped a perfect 46-0 season, and, concluded a state tournament in which he recorded all four of his wins by pinfall. Wilkie will not take his...

  • Havre Ice Hawk's seniors go out with a win

    George Ferguson|Updated Feb 11, 2019

    It was an emotional senior weekend in the Havre Ice Dome for the Havre Ice Hawks high school hockey team. And, it ended on a high note. Hosting the Flathead Fusion for their final two home games of the regular season, the Ice Hawks earned an important split, including a dramatic 5-4 win on Sunday morning. After falling to the Fusion on Saturday night, Havre rebounded Sunday, opening with a goal from Donovan McLain. The Ice Hawks though, trailed 2-1 after the first period,...

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