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A number of thefts and acts of vandalism have been reported at both of the non-profit thrift stores over the past year and the store managers request people donate during store hours to help reduce damage and thefts. "We try our best to proactively make things easier for everyone and proactively keep things safe, but it doesn't always work out," Havre Salvation Army Store Manager Carissa Minnick said. Havre's Helping Haven Store Manager Jill Miller said they have experienced...
A new director has taken over at the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce. As of Sept. 1, Julea Robbins of Havre became Chamber Executive Director. Robbins said she was born in Powell, Wyoming, but grew up in Havre. She has been working at the Chamber of Commerce for almost two years - her hiring anniversary is in December - as the office manager. She said she applied for that job because her husband told her that it would be a job she would enjoy and that the community aspect of...
Two months after hosting a meeting about turning Havre into a Montana Mainstreet Community, a board has been appointed, information collected and planning is underway to do just that. "The application for Montana Main Street is open on Oct.1," Bear Paw Development Corp. Executive Director Paul Tuss said. "Our plan is to apply." Tuss added that there has been pretty significant interest from the community and has also received great support and interest from local businesses....
Havre Police Department A caller at 5th Avenue and Ninth Street reported a vehicle crash Friday at 7:59 a.m. -- Valerie Rose Moreni of Havre, 47, was arrested on a charge of trespass to property, after a caller asked Friday at 9:02 p.m. to have a woman removed from a residence. -- Bill Wayne Durbin of Havre, 27, was arrested on charges of careless driving, driving with a suspended or revoked driver's license, driving without vehicle insurance and driving under the influence,...
The Hill County Local Emergency Planning Committee will meet Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. in the Hill County Detention Center. The meeting agenda is: Call to order Approval of minutes from last meeting Old Business Community Evacuation Zones for Code Red – was tabled until September Shelter Locations – was tabled until September EOC room flat screen TV & Consolettes New business Agency Updates Public Comment Adjournment...
A front-page article in Thursday’s edition of the Havre Daily News misreported that author Jamie Ford’s presentation in Havre Wednesday will be preceded by a meet-and-greet. While Ford’s presentations in Harlem today and Chinook Tuesday will be preceded by meet-and-greets, the Havre event starts with his presentation at 7 p.m....
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Press release Seventy years ago, tragedy struck at Mann Gulch, when an out of control wildfire killed thirteen firefighters. Fifty years ago, saw the Woodstock music festival and Neil Armstrong took "one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind." The Montana Historical Society will commemorate both of these anniversaries and explore many other topics in Montana History at its 46th Annual Montana History Conference, held in Helena at the Delta Colonial Hotel, Sept....
"Five weeks together?" they asked. "You spent five weeks together in a pickup camper? No one else? Just the two of you. Wow!" To which I responded, "Yup, and we're still married and still friends ... most of the time." For the past 30 years, my husband Rod and I had dreamed of taking another trip to Alaska like we did in 1983 - with three kids ages 5, 2 and 1 month - and 1989 - four kids ages 11, 8, 6 and 3. It all came together for Rod and I after we semi-retired and turned...
The third quarter proved to be the magical moment in home-opening night games for both the Montana State Bobcats and Montana Grizzlies. Saturday night in Bozeman, the No. 13 Bobcats Gold Rushed the No. 12 Southeast Missouri State Redhawks with an explosive third quarter on offense in a 38-17 win at sold-out Bobcat Stadium. The game was tied 10-10 at halftime, but sparked by Troy Andersen and a bevy of other runners, the 13th-ranked Bobcats gave No. 12 SEMO no chance in front...
For the Montana State University-Northern volleyball team, the last month has been about life on the road. That's usually the way it goes in non-conference play. And, life has also been about earning splits over the last month, and that's what the Skylights did this past weekend in Great Falls. At the University Providence Tournament Saturday, Northern bested Medicine Hat College in four sets, but fell to Benedictine University in straight sets to go 1-1 on the weekend, and...
Over the course of the last couple of season, the Rocky Mountain College Battlin' Bears have literally tortured the Montana State University-Northern football team. And while the Lights didn't come out of their Frontier Conference opener with the Bears with a win, they certainly did some torturing of their own Saturday at Herb Klindt Field. The Lights lost a 53-34 shootout with the No. 23 Bears, the defending Frontier champions Saturday in Billings — in a game which saw both t...
The Havre High cross-country teams have been working all summer to bring out the best results they can muster at every single meet in this season. A nice forecast and a motivated group of Blue Ponies at the Cut Bank/Mike Reynold Time Trials ended with some promising results for both teams. The Pony boys team placed seventh and the girls team finished sixth. Havre Head coach Josh Holt was proud of his teams’ effort and hard work at the meet, but knows there will be some g...
The Havre High volleyball team had been anticipating their first home match of the season against the Browning Indians. The Blue Ponies continued to show their shining potential by defeating Browning Saturday in the Havre High Gymnasium in four games. Havre would win the opening set 25-13, lose the second 26-24, then stampede through the third (25-12) and fourth (25-17) sets to claim the victory in a spectacular home win. The club has a lot to look forward to for the rest of...
The Havre Blue Ponies has an exciting rest of the season ahead of them, especially after a great first home game. The Blue Ponies took to the field Friday night and played a fantastic game against the Glendive Red Devils at Blue Pony Stadium, putting on a show and beating the Red Devils 43-6. Winning the first home game of the season puts the Ponies in a good light moving forward. Havre and its fans had an awesome night and head coach Ryan Gatch is excited with what his team...
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