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Many locations this weekend offered tours and activities during Havre's Living History, helping breathe new life in an older time and celebrating Havre's rich and full life with the community and tourists of all ages. Havre kicked off its annual Living History Saturday, with events including at Havre Beneath the Streets, Fort Assinniboine, Wahkpa Chu'gn Buffalo Jump, High-Line Heritage House and the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum. The North Central Montana Everything Antique...
Mickey Williams has always been a fan of small ball, and after his Havre Northstars swept Medicine Hat Sunday using many of his patented techniques, his players might just be coming around to his line of thinking. Following a split with the Fort MacLeod Royals Saturday night at Legion, with the Northstars dropping a game 13-6, before winning the second 8-2, Havre turned around and got two wins over Medicine Hat Sunday as the Northstars completed a four-game homestand with...
Beating a team twice is always difficult, but when you have to beat the same team, twice in one day, it's even harder to do. That's something that was discovered in the championship series of the Havre Youth Baseball Association Majors city tournament that took place this past weekend at Lions Field. The tournament concluded Sunday morning with Bear Paw Precast winning the title. Yet, it wasn't easy, not by a long shot. Bear Paw Precast, which is coached by Paul Lemer and Ted...
Polls open for the primary election Tuesday, with most polling places in the region the same as in past elections with one change in the Hill County districts. Hill County’s Precinct 14, which used to poll in the District 4 HRDC building, is moving to St. Jude Parish Center where precincts 2, 10 and 25 vote, which will reduce the expense to the county by eliminating one location. The other Hill County locations remain the same, with precincts 1, 7, 8 and 9 voting in Havre High School, precincts 3, 13, 15 and 16 voting in H...
This summer Havre area children will have the opportunity to have free breakfasts and lunches at two local schools. June 11 to Aug. 3, kids 18 years old and younger can eat no-cost meals at Lincoln-McKinley Primary School and Highland Park School Early Primary Monday through Friday. This is the sixth year this program will be held, and breakfast will be served from 8:30 to 10:59 a.m. and lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Children must be in the door before 1 p.m. to be served. Parents are also encouraged to join their children...
The campaign season is revving up with the Democratic and Republican parties opening their headquarters here in Havre, with both parties confident that their candidates will win the upcoming general election Nov. 6. “The Hill County GOP is committed to victory in 2018,” said Andrew Brekke, Hill County Republican party chairman. His counterpart with the Democrats said much the same. Rep. Jacob Bachmeier, D-Havre, Hill County Democratic party chairman, said he is “sure the Democratic party will win” and that he “looks forward t...
Friday, the seventh-grade class from Havre Middle School had the opportunity to spend the day at Northern Agricultural Research Center learning, hands-on, what agriculture and technology they can use in the future no matter what career path they choose. This day-long Agriculture Technology and Science Tour began about three years ago, Kremlin farmer Ryan McCormick said. It was started, he added, after he was talking with Havre Public Schools Superintendent Andy Carlson. "Andy...
Press release To extend "I love to Read Month," the Masons have a "Bikes for Books" program. Sam Clawson and Kurt Iverson represented the Masons and presented two bikes in an assembly Thursday at Box Elder Schools A third bike and helmet was purchased with donations from the Box Elder teachers and staff. The students put in tickets for books they had read for April and May. The ticket pulled for the grades K-1 was kindergartener Xavier Spotted Bird for reading "On the Farm."...
Press release Artitudes Gallery in the Atrium Mall will host a reception for "Portraits of the Hi-Line" Photography by Teresa Getten Friday, June 8, at 6 p.m. The public is invited to enjoy refreshments, view "Portraits of the Hi-Line," and visit with the artist. "I have put together a collection of my favorite photos taken over the past year," Getten said. "The show will be a culmination of people, wildlife, and landscapes, in an effort to capture the personality and beauty...
Havre Daily News staff A recount of a tied vote for a building reserve fund levy for Cottonwood Schools came out with the vote still tied, 42 in favor and 42 opposed. With the recount, the levy fails. Voters also voted down an increase for Cottonwood schools general fund levy, with 38 votes in favor and 48 votes opposed....
Havre Police Department Eusebio Barron McGillis of Havre, 35, and Elizabeth Joyanna Vernwald of Havre, 26, were each issued a summons on a charge of theft of labor or services or use of property after a Friday 9:50 a.m. caller from a 9th Avenue business reported an unpaid bill of $450. —— A no contact order violation was reported Friday at 1:37 p.m. at the police station. —— Jared Ray Lamere-MacDonald of Havre, 21, was arrested on a theft charge after a First Street Northeast caller reported Friday at 4:18 p.m. a woman h...
About a year ago, I published an update in local papers about the plans by the Montana Department of Transportation to reconstruct the remaining 10 miles of U.S. Highway 2 between Chinook and Havre. This project, known as Lohman East and West, is still on schedule, with a bid letting date in the fall of 2019, and construction expected to begin in calendar year 2020. It remains the most expensive project in Transportation Commission District 3 in a five year period, and will have to be funded in two separate fiscal years....
