Articles from the September 26, 2019 edition
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Another deer positive for CWD
KALISPELL - An additional white-tailed deer in the Libby area is suspected to be positive for chronic wasting disease. Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks collected a sample from the... — Updated 9/26/2019
Mountain lion hunting closes in districts 400, 401, 403, 406, 415, 441
The hunting of all mountain lions in north-central Montana hunting districts 400, 401, 403, 406, 415, and 441, which includes portions of Toole, Pondera, Liberty, Chouteau, Glacier and Teton counties, closed at one-half hour after... — Updated 9/26/2019
Replace faded licenses and avoid attaching carcass tags directly to meat
From Fish, Wildlife and Parks Tag holders who have not checked their license and carcass tags in a while should do so well in advance of their hunting trip to ensure they haven’t faded. Hunters and anglers with faded licenses... — Updated 9/26/2019
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Tester's new bill addresses mental health in ag community
U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., in a conference call Wednesday afternoon, announced his Seeding Rural Resilience Act, which will bring mental health resources and awareness to rural... — Updated 9/26/2019
North 40 Outfitters previews new location and services
North 40 Outfitters is evolving into its new location at 3180 U.S. Highway 2 West and the goal is to be able to move there by the end of the year. "This is a good move, not only... — Updated 9/26/2019
Winter weather is expected this weekend
In a possible repeat of two years ago, winter weather is expected to hit north-central Montana this weekend with a winter storm watch in place and a more severe winter storm warning in effect to the west. A storm watch is in place... — Updated 9/26/2019
Music-based educational event rescheduled to April
Due to predicted severe winter weather conditions, the Hi-Line Child Care Association event “Musically Minded,” which was scheduled for Saturday, has been rescheduled to Saturday, April 18, 2020. “It was a tough decision,... — Updated 9/26/2019
Montana's Congressional delegates voice support for U.S. interim trade deal with Japan
After a challenging year in the agricultural market, with agricultural prices greatly effected by the trade war, U.S. farmers saw some relief Wednesday, when President Donald Trump... — Updated 9/26/2019
For the Record, Sept. 26, 2019
Havre Police Department A person requested at the Havre Police Station Wednesday at 12:15 p.m. for assistance from officers. -- A First Street caller reported a... — Updated 9/26/2019
Montana Taxable Wage Base released for 2020
From Montana Department of Labor and Industry HELENA — The Montana Department of Labor & Industry announces that the Unemployment Insurance — UI — Taxable Wage Base for 2020 will be $34,100, an increase of $1,100 from 2019.... — Updated 9/26/2019
Governor recognizes Native American Women's Equal Pay Day
Press release Gov. Steve Bullock joined the nation Monday in recognizing Native Women’s Equal Pay Day, a day to symbolize how far into the year an American Indian woman must work to earn what a man earned in the previous year.... — Updated 9/26/2019
Local News - Havre Trails stargazing canceled
Havre Daily News staff Havre Trails announced that it is canceling the planned stargazing due to the weather forecast.... — Updated 9/26/2019
Boys & Girls Clubs of America announces 'Agenda for America's Youth'
Press release From Boys & Girls Clubs of America Boys & Girls Clubs of America launched its “Agenda for America’s Youth” advocacy platform, focusing on the top issues and solutions impacting the nation’s young people. The... — Updated 9/26/2019
Local News - Presbyterian Church offers family spaghetti dinner
Press release The Presbyterian Church at 701 Fourth Ave. is inviting people to a family spaghetti dinner Thursday, Oct. 10, from 5 to 7 p.m. Free-will donations will be accepted.... — Updated 9/26/2019
Two-day bear workshop for teachers, educators planned
From Fish, Wildlife and Parks A two-day workshop for classroom teachers and educators focusing on bears will take place in October at the Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Ranch west of Dupuyer on the Rocky Mountain Front. The Oct.... — Updated 9/26/2019
Argos block Skylights on homecoming
The Montana State University-Northern volleyball team was looking to make the most of its homecoming match in the Armory Gymnasium. The visiting University of Providence Argos had o... — Updated 9/26/2019
Lack of Internet access is holding rural communities back. Students too.
Across Montana, thousands of students are headed back to school to begin a new year of learning and growth. Unfortunately, many students in rural Montana remain at risk of falling behind due to the lack of broadband access in... — Updated 9/26/2019
Looking out my Backdoor: Sometimes a silly notion
After two weeks at a beach resort in Mazatlan, I wanna go home! Not that I don’t love it here. I do. I do. What is not to love? Fantastic balcony view. Comfortable room. Staff who... — Updated 9/26/2019
Halloween Corner opens in Havre
A new Halloween store opened in Havre. Halloween Corner with a selection of costumes was opened by First Street Mane Attraction Monday at 1401 First Street. Halloween Corner will... — Updated 9/26/2019
Northern harriers excited to battle for the border
The Montana State University-Northern cross country teams don’t get to run in Havre very often. In fact, it happens just once every other year. So forgive the Lights and... — Updated 9/26/2019
Blue Pony spikers face tough road matches this week
The Havre High volleyball team had a great showing last Saturday against the Sidney Eagles. This week, the Blue Ponies will be sticking to more Class A competition. Havre will face... — Updated 9/25/2019
