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Press release Editor’s note: This version corrects the date in the headline. Hi-Line United Soccer U14 and U19 teams will be playing games in Havre Saturday, May 18, at the Havre High School soccer fields. U14 is set to play Lewistown at 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. U19 plays Lewistown at 10 a.m. and Livingston at 4 p.m. Everyone is welcome to attend; please leave dogs at home as they are not allowed on or near the fields. Both teams are going to Miles City June 1-2 to play in the Montana Classic Cup. The organization has two u...
Thursday at the Celebrating Women in Math and Science Fields event at the Havre High School auditorium, keynote speaker Leslie Ruyle and Master of Ceremonies Jayne Morrow, as well as several other woman from across the area, talked about their experiences in science, technology, engineering and math fields. "We are here to highlight and recognize outstanding women currently filling leadership roles in the area of math and science, as well as to inspire and encourage our young...
Havre Police Department A Havre area caller reported at 10:33 a.m. Thursday giving out her Social Security number to a scam caller. -- Officers were asked at 2:47 p.m. Thursday to assist Child and Family Services with a domestic disturbance that happened the previous night. -- An officer initiated an investigation during a vehicle stop on Fifth Avenue Thursday at 5:39 p.m. -- A caller with UPS reported a suspicious package Thursday at 6 p.m. -- At 6:43 p.m. Thursday, a Saddle...
Monday 1:30 p.m. — Building manager 4 p.m.— Great West Engineering 6:30 Park Board meeting, Camp Kiwanis Tuesday 10:30 a.m. — County Road Department meeting Wednesday 10 a.m. — Tax appeal Board training, Great Falls 10 a.m. — Saint Mary’s River Rehabilitation meeting, Best Western Plus Great Northern Inn 10 a.m. — Safety meeting Timmons Noon — Early Childhood Investment Team Thurdsday 10 a.m. — ES&S election machine demonstration 10 a.m. — Business meeting Public comments Manual claims Employment review Resolutions Tax adj...
Press release U.S. Sen. Steve Daines and Jon Tester reintroduced the bipartisan Putting First Responders First Act to clarify the current tax code to ensure injured first responders do not have to pay taxes on injury-related compensation. Daines and Tester introduced the bill ahead of National Police Week. “Montana’s first responders risk their lives every day to protect our communities,” Daines said. “This legislation will ensure these brave men and women will no longer endure unfair taxes or audits from the IRS as a resul...
From NorthWestern Energy BUTTE — NorthWestern Energy Montana customers are being targeted by a scam threatening immediate utility shut offs. Customers report that they receive a call and a recording plays, telling the customer to call a 1-800 number to avoid having their utility service interrupted. Customers who called the phone number report that the person who answers the call demands immediate payment. The scammers appear to be calling utility customers throughout Montana. NorthWestern Energy has reported the scam and t...
Larry Michael Een passed away in a care center in Tucson, Arizona, after a lengthy illness. Larry moved to Arizona in November from Boise, Idaho, to be near his daughters and grandchildren. Larry was born in Havre, Montana, and spent his early years in Rudyard, Montana, in the farming community. He went to junior high in Havre and also attended Havre High School. He was to graduate in 1957 but dropped out six weeks before graduation. He and several of his buddies decided to... Full story
Winning the big payout in any lottery is rare because the odds are astronomically against that happening, but that holds true for a lot of things. Because the lottery folks are in the business of making money, they take paying it out very seriously. In the U.K., people who play the British National Lottery have about a 1-in-45 million chance of winning the scratch ticket’s big payout, which is significantly better than the 1-in-292.2 million odds of winning the U.S. Powerball....
At the start of the legislative session, I delivered my fourth and final State of the State address. I shared my optimism that in Montana we can still be a shining example of how our political system is supposed to work and that as elected leaders we should base our decisions not only on today’s needs, but with an eye toward improving the Montana our kids and grandkids — future legislators and governors — will inherit. That optimism was proven out in the 66th Montana Legislative Session. Nearly every proposal I asked the l...
A half-century ago the power in Montana politics was the Montana Power Company. Created to provide electricity for the operations of the Anaconda Copper Company, “the terrible twins” dominated Montana both economically and politically for most of the last century. Through their organizations they recruited legislative candidates from both parties, kept track of legislative votes and selectively informed Montanans by the newspapers they controlled. Much of the old order changed with the adoption of Montana’s 1972 Const...
The Havre High track teams have generally taken a week off before divisionals and the Class A state meet, and the Blue Ponies will do that once again in 2019. But before they do, both teams will get in one final competition at the Havre Middle School track Saturday as the Ponies will host the Havre Invitational, which will be the final home meet of the season. It will also be the final home meet for 12 seniors and is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m. While the Havre athletes are...
The Montana State University-Northern wrestling team is really good on the mat. The Lights are also really good in the classroom. Thursday, the National Wrestling Coaches Association announced that the Lights were this year's recipient of the top team in the NAIA Men's Scholar All-American Award. The Lights finished the 2018-19 season with a 3.362 team GPA. Northern also placed four wrestlers on the NAIA Individual Scholar All-American Team, including two who finished in the...
The Havre High softball team will have a couple of objectives in mind this Saturday when the Blue Ponies host the Havre Invitational. One will be getting back in the win column after two straight losses to Livingston. The other is celebrating the seniors who will be playing their final home games at the Sixth Avenue Memorial Field. In all, the Ponies will be honoring five seniors from this class, including Lauren Kato, Janae Boles, Kinzee Peterson, Kaitlyn Anderson and Jera Ve...
Havre Daily News staff The Havre Hill-County Library is holding a retirement party for circulation manager Debbie Woodwick, who has worked at the library for 13 years. The retirement party is set for May 9 at the library from 3 to 5 p.m. and people are invited to stop by and visit with Woodwick and wish her a happy retirement. Refreshments will be served at the event....
Havre Daily News staff The American Red Cross will be at Wallner Hall at 330 Ohio St. in Chinook Tuesday, May 7, from 12:30-6 p.m. to collect blood from donors. The goal is 40 viable pints but the drive has 58 slots to fill. Everyone eligible to donate is encouraged to do so. Currently the Red Cross has a critical need for type O blood donations and urges type O donors, as well as eligible donors of all blood types, to give now to ensure lifesaving patient care isn’t impacted this spring. Blood donors are needed now to h...
From Bear Paw Development Corp. Bear Paw Development Corporation recently released its Annual Report for 2018 and announced that the organization, Montana’s longest-serving federally-recognized Economic Development District, secured more than $2.8 million in funding for economic and community development projects in the five-county, two-reservation area they serve. “As we enter our 50th year of serving the economic and community development needs of northern Montana, we know any success we have in fulfilling our mission equ...
Havre Daily News staff A Cinco de Mayo celebration that will help District 4 Human Resources Development Council buy a pickup truck for its Domestic Abuse Program has been moved indoors. Tacos and Tunes will be held Saturday from 6-10 p.m. in the Ryan Building at 48 Second Ave. The event had been planned at Havre’s Town Square, but Weather Service is predicting a 50 percent chance of rain Saturday night. Purchase of a $25 ticket gains admission into the event, a taco bar sponsored by Guadalajara Mexican Restaurant and e...
As graduation draws closer, many Montana State University-Northern students are preparing to enter the workforce, for some, in a worldwide arena, for others, locally or in their hometowns. One student, Associated Students of Montana State University-Northern President Christopher Brekke-George of Bozeman, is preparing to move back to his hometown to start his career. Brekke-George, a diesel technology student, started at Northern in the fall of 2013, after graduating from...
Out our way, we know that working cattle from horseback has its potential dangers. Wise cowhands remind me that if I am going to push cows in the Tiger Ridge, it is not a question of if I will get hurt but when. Indeed, even my doctor — a fellow horseman — laughed the second time I came to him with sprained ribs. He knew it would happen because it happens all the time. My pard, Charlie, also knew this, and indeed a few years back was so badly hurt they took him to the ER in town. He ended up in a wheelchair, and died not tha...
The National Day of Prayer is an annual observance held on the first Thursday of May, inviting people of all faiths to pray for the nation. It was created in 1952 by a joint resolution of the United States Congress, and signed into law by President Harry S. Truman. The National Day of Prayer has great significance for us as a nation as it enables us to recall and to teach the way in which our founding fathers sought the wisdom of God when faced with critical decisions. It stands as a call for us to humbly come before God,...
You know, Lord, it’s a glorious bright sunny morning that dawned a few hours ago. We just heard about a test so let’s see how the Sunshine Test works? It probably works best after a bit of rain for then the whole scene from the window looks scrubbed and clean. It’s lovely out there as the evergreens trees almost sparkle; why, even the few clouds that are sailing above look fluffy and white and freshly washed. The sun shines brightly through the windows, but — oops! Those windows just barely pass the test and here we had jus...
North Central Senior Citizens Center, May 6-10 Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m; TOPS at 8 a.m..; mall shopping from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Thursday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday — Medical transportation will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. but people must make a request at least 24 hours in advance. March Menu by Earlene DeWinter (Subject to Change) Monday — Sloppy joes, tator tots, ve...
If we give up when snow is deep, we’ll miss rest of the year. Can’t let the pains of one season steal memories that are dear. Remembering you who’ve gone away, far off to silent land, Somehow, some day we’ll understand, though we don’t clasp your hand. You were my North, South, East and West, my noon, my talk, my song; My working week, my Sunday rest; my Love you’re missed! You’re gone! Recalling flowers at our feet and birds singing above; Our prairie walks in the Springtime below God’s splendid love. We play and smile...
From Havre Middle School Havre Middle School's Sixth-Grade Student of the Month for April is Gage Chapman. Gage is the son of Sam and Kristin Chapman. He has one brother, Triptyn Chapman. Gage participates in football, wrestling and track at the HMS. Outside of school he is involved with baseball and basketball. In his spare time, he loves hanging around family and friends. Teachers comment on Gage's kindness and diligent work ethic. His extra effort and insight in classroom...
From the Governor’s Office of Community Service Turner High School senior Melanie Watkins was awarded a Youth Serve Montana Scholarship this year. Watkins plans to attend Montana State University Billings next year. The Governor’s Office of Community Service, in partnership with Reach Higher Montana and Montana Campus Compact, awarded $1,000 scholarships to 100 Montana high school seniors, the agency announced. The Youth Serve Montana Scholarship recognizes students’ dedication to community service and helps students who w...
