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SATURDAY Bainville 91, Ekalaka 65 Bigfork 14, Florence 8 Colstrip 38, Glasgow/Hinsdale/Nashua 6 Corvallis 37, Polson 14 Eureka 45, Thompson Falls 0 Fairview 102, Lame Deer 0 Geraldine/Highwood 59, Heart Butte 14 Great Falls Central 64, Hays-Lodgepole 6 Hamilton 57, Browning 22 Plentywood 56, St. Labre 0 Reed Point-Rapelje 50, Roy-Winifred 22 Terry 43, Winnett-Grass Range 22 Valier 80, Augusta 0 Victor 30, Seeley-Swan 8 West Yellowstone 51, Noxon 24 White Sulphur Springs 56, St. Regis 13 POSTPONEMENTS AND CANCELLATIONS...
After just two plays in Saturday's MSU-Northern home opener at scorching hot Blue Pony Stadium, the Lights had a 6-0 lead on the sixth-ranked Montana Tech Orediggers. It came on Northern's second play from scrimmage when Tommy Wilson hit Marvin Williams for an 8-2-yard touchdown strike. From there however, it was all Quinn McQueary, Jed Fike, and the Orediggers as they steamrolled the Lights 70-27 Saturday afternoon in Havre. Tech racked up 800 yards of offense, scored 35...
Friday's Scores The Associated Press PREP FOOTBALL Belt 63, Box Elder 0 Billings Central 49, Glendive 20 Billings Senior 32, Billings Skyview 14 Billings West 27, Kalispell Flathead 20 Bozeman 7, Kalispell Glacier 6 Bridger 72, Fromberg 16 Broadus 16, Culbertson 14 Butte Central 49, Whitefish 7 Cascade 40, Chinook 20 Choteau 68, Chester-Joplin-Inverness 20 Cut Bank 33, Conrad 20 Dillon 16, Columbia Falls 14 Fairfield 34, Missoula Loyola 10 Flint Creek 54, Clark Fork 14...
Havre police officers have begun raising money for the third annual Shop with A Cop campaign, where kids in need are paired with officers who take them Christmas shopping. The goal of the campaign is to build and foster positive relationships between youth and law enforcement. Shop with a Cop is organized by the Havre Police Protective Association and fundraising efforts are essentially always happening, Officer Jordan Chroninger — the unofficial Santa cop — said Thursday. One earlier fundraiser was the Dunk a Cop event at...
Custom Collision Repair is continuing its tradition of giving away a rehabilitated vehicle to someone in need during Festival Days, and is increasing the event this year with two families receiving a vehicle. This year Custom Collision is giving away a 2002 Pontiac Minivan and a 1999 Buick Century to 2 individuals or families in need during Festival Days. Chris Preputin, owner of Custom Collision Repair, said applicants will need to submit an essay by Wednesday saying why they or someone they know deserves a vehicle. He said...
Activities are scheduled throughout next week in Havre to raise the awareness of suicide detection and the need for suicide prevention, including the third annual Walk for Awareness scheduled for Thursday evening. Amber Spring, one of the organizers of the week’s activities, said last year’s event attracted close to 100 people and this year the planning committee is hoping for 150. With the help of the Havre High School Key Club, she said, the committee expanded activities over the course of the week this year, inc...
Press release The Havre/Hill County Preservation Commission has selected the H. Earl Clack Company Elevators for their annual 2017 Christmas Ornament. The Havre/Hill County Preservation Commission will kick off ornament sales next week along with the Festival Days activities, the ornaments will be for sale at the Chamber of Commerce for $20. Proceeds from the ornaments go toward a Preservation Fund being established by the commission. The preservation commission is offering a...
By Emily Mayer In The Havre Plaindealer's issue of Sept. 8, 1917, there was a follow-up article on the front page about the send-off for soldiers given by the women of Havre. LOCAL SOLDIER BOYS GIVEN FOND FAREWELL Not until Wednesday did the people realize the nearness or actuality of the European war, when Havre sent forth its first five percent of the men who are to make up Uncle Sam's army for democracy and the right of the weak as well as the strong. The boys were...
By Havre Daily News staff Local singers can participate in a communitywide group starting Monday. The MSU-N Community Choir starts its rehearsals Monday in Pershing Hall Room 208 on the Montana State University-Northern campus from 7 to 9 p.m. and on following Mondays. The MSU-N Community Orchestra began practicing in August, also in Pershing Hall Room 208, on Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. This year, the Community Orchestra will be performing with the Community Choir in concert....
Editor, For decades now, the world’s climate scientists have been insisting that global warming would increasingly cause extreme weather events — things like floods, flash droughts, fires and heat waves. Who could have imagined they would be right? Now that Hurricane Harvey has set a new record for rainfall in the United States, dropping more than 50 inches on Houston, and Montana is enduring an epic drought, with fires turning the air across the whole state into a health hazard, there is no longer any doubt. This summer is...
Editor, When times are tough, Montanans rise to the challenge. That’s what we do. And that’s been the case during a difficult wildfire season that has touched all corners of our state. Neighbors have helped neighbors, donating hay, offering up a safe place to stay and a warm meal. They’ve also opened their pocketbooks, donating thousands to Montana Red Cross. This allowed us to provide food, shelter and comfort to those who have been forced to evacuate their homes, sometimes with little warning. We have opened 16 shelt...
Editor, As our annual Festival Days weekend approaches, I would like to invite everyone out for our annual Festival Days Fun Run. This year’s run/walk is planned at the RC Model Flying Club located south on Fifth Avenue just before the ball park Sunday, Sept. 17. Registration starts at noon with the run/walk to start at 1 p.m. We have a 1 mile and a 5K to choose from for a cost of $10 (without a shirt) and $25 (with a shirt). We have a lot of great prizes. All proceeds go toward the Havre High School Boys Cross Country t...
All I’m saying is that it’s a good thing it’s not against the law — legally, biblically or otherwise — to covet thy neighbor’s horse, or I would’ve been busted last week — thrown in the hoosegow, tossed out the pearly gates or otherwise had my birthday taken away. I’d forgotten what it’s like to have broke horses around and, honestly, I’ve never had a really seasoned horse, so towing a couple of no-nonsense campaigners under less than ideal conditions was better than a box of...
The next regular meeting of the H. Earl Clack Memorial Museum Board will be Monday, Sept. 11, at 6 p.m. in the Board Room of Havre Inn and Suites at Boot Hill Plaza on U.S. Highway 2 Northwest. The agenda for the meeting is: • Roll call of members. • Reading and Approval of Minutes. • Museum Manager’s Report. • Wahkpa Chug’n Manager’s Report. • The Foundation Report. • Committee Reports: • Education and Programs • Budget and Finance • Displays • By-Laws • Transition Committee (new) • Unfinished Business • Summer Speaker Ser...
Hill County Park Board will meet in the Timmons Room, Hill County Courthouse, Monday, Sept. 11, at 5:30 p.m. 1. Approval of minutes 2. Approval of agenda 3. Guests and public comments on agenda items only 4. Cabin business 5. Old business: Finance & Planning Committee, MT Tourism Grant update 6. New business: East Fork Fire update, Pay Raise for Seasonal Supervisor, Grazing Committee member search update, Concrete Resolution to Ordinance 7. Rules and Regulation Committee 8. Cabin Owner’s Association report 9. Friends of B...
The Havre Public Schools Board of Trustees will meet Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Havre Middle School. The agenda for the meeting is: A. Call to order 1. Pledge of Allegiance 2. Roll call 3. Welcome to visitors 4. Agenda deletions or corrections, if any B. Unanimous consent agenda C. Old business D. New business E. Superintendent’s report 1. Fiscal report 2. Enrollment report 3. 2016-17 Smarter Balanced 4. Area reports, Carmen Lunak and Mike Haugen F. Announcements, commutations and information G. Executive session — student iss...
Monday Office hours Tuesday 8:30 a.m. — Fire Restriction Conference Call 10:30 a.m. — Road Meeting — Hanson 10:30 a.m. — LEPC Meeting 1:30 — 911 Meeting Wednesday 10 a.m. Safety Meeting Thursday 10 a.m. — Business Meeting Manual Claims Employment Review Resolutions Tax Adjustments County Permit Approval Subdivision/ Survey Approval Time for comments from the public Friday Office hours...
