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  • Quick Pics - Building the future at Northern

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

  • Harlem team heads to world F1 model car race

    Tim Leeds|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    A Harlem High School team is one of three in the nation headed to Austin, Texas, this month to compete for the honor of being crowned F1 in Schools world champion 2016. Going to the event is the result of the Harlem team, which formed less than two years ago, building a balsa wood Formula One race car model then racing it in competitions. The Harlem United team comprises team manager Jazzamyn Benson, design engineer Damon Adams, manufacturing engineer Darrius Kulbeck,...

  • St. Marks loses bid to retain seat at Rocky Boy

    Alex Ross|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Chippewa Cree Business Committee members Harlan Gopher Baker and Beau Mitchell defeated incumbent Ken St. Marks and three other candidates in the primary election for Chippewa Cree Tribal Chair Tuesday, certified results from the tribe say. The results were released and made official at 10:12 Tuesday night. Baker and Mitchell garnered 461 and 247 votes respectively. St. Marks came in third with 179. Former Committee Chair Alvin Windy Boy came in fourth with 128 votes. State Rep. Bruce Meyers, R-Box Elder, and Thomas Roasting...

  • Preservation success Kiwanis Chapel featured on ornament

    Tim Leeds|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    The Havre/Hill County Historic Preservation Commission has released its latest Christmas ornament highlighting local history, with the featured building one of its successes. The pewter ornament features the Kiwanis Chapel at Beaver Creek Park's Camp Kiwanis. The ornament was unveiled and released for sale during the Friends of Beaver Creek Park's 100th Birthday Party held for the park last Saturday, with the commission donating one of the 100 limited-edition ornaments for auc...

  • Retired, miner, railroader in race

    Alex Ross|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    For the second election in a row, Mike Finley will be the Democratic candidate for the House District 33 seat in the Montana House of Representatives. North Havre resident Finley, 67, said he has entered the race both times after receiving calls from the Montana Democratic Party asking him to do so. "I don't know why they picked me, what the heck I did," he said. House District 33 extends from North Havre into northeastern Hill County, and stretches east through Blaine,...

  • Phillips county rancher seeks seat

    Alex Ross|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Casey Knudsen, a Malta rancher, is entering the political arena this year as the Republican candidate in Montana's House District 33. The district extends from North Havre into northeastern Hill County, and stretches east through Blaine, Phillips and Valley counties. The seat is currently held by state Rep. Mike Lang, R-Malta, who has opted not to seek re-election and instead run for the state Senate seat held by the termed-out John Brenden, R-Scobey. Knudsen will face...

  • Recovering from devastation

    Paul Dragu|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Kody Campanella of Havre was in a car crash last month that devastated his head and upper body and landed him in the surgery room many times over. "They had to reconstruct his full forehead, his whole nose. He crushed the bones behind his eyes - they pretty much had to go in and pull his skin forward and reconstruct his whole forehead," Campanella's girlfriend, Sherasha Wymore, said Tuesday. Campanella also needed stitches on his neck from where glass shards were removed and...

  • Quick Pics - Fundraising with candidate Kaine

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

  • Stewardship, not transfer, needed on public lands

    Michael Korn|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Two years ago, the Conference of Western Attorneys General initiated research into the legality and precedents of efforts to move federal lands from public ownership. Recently, they released their conclusions, which have been endorsed by a bipartisan group of attorneys general of 11 Western states, including Montana. In a nutshell, they found that this current round of efforts to radically alter America’s century-old legacy of public land ownership has no legal basis in state or federal constitutional law. They soundly r...

  • Vote yes on medical research initiative I-181

    Sister Johnelle Howanach, CHM Great Falls|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    I’m a Great Falls resident and member of the Congregation of Humility of Mary. Years ago, I became foster mother to 5­—year—old Lissie, a child born with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder. FASD effects brain development in utero resulting in lowered IQ and diminished brain function. Lifetime costs for this disorder are reported to be $1.4 million. Love, personal care and nurturing allowed Lissie to progress beyond expectation. Few FASD children are as fortunate. Permanent brain damage has caused lifelong challenges desper...

  • For the Record, Oct. 12, 2016

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Havre Police Department Jenell Rene Leo of Havre, 40, was arrested on charges of driving with a suspended or revoked driver’s license and habitual traffic offender after a caller at Sixth Avenue and 12th Street reported a motor vehicle crash. —— Officers investigated a sex offense after a caller in the Havre area asked to speak to an officer Tuesday at 12:51 p.m. —— Leta Mae Davis of Havre, 29, was issued a summons on a charge of shoplifting after a First Street business caller reported Tuesday at 2:49 p.m. that two nonco...

  • Hill County Weed Board

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Hill County Weed Board will meet Oct. 17 at 6:30 p.m. at the Hill County Shop. • Call to order: Minutes; • Public comment; • Correspondence; • Unfinished business: Phragmites; • New business: Budget; purchase orders; district update; fall coordinators meeting; 4 mill levy; winter education classes for homeowners and small acreage; weed and mosquito contract....

  • 3 Great Falls men charged with kidnapping, assault

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

    GREAT FALLS (AP) — Three Great Falls men are charged with kidnapping and assaulting a woman who reported she was attacked during a battle over firearms removed from the home of a man who has previously identified himself as the president of the local Hermanos Motorcycle Club. Rodney Leonard Lukasik, Brian Joseph Murphy and Robert Edmond Hoenjet were arrested last week. The woman said she was at Lukasik’s residence in May when Murphy, 53, ordered another man to remove several guns after a burglary. The woman said she hel...

  • Fall crop reporting deadline approaching

    Press Release|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Farm Service Agency has reminded local farmers that they have until Nov. 15 to report perennial and fall seeded crops to the agency. Timely crop reports are required to maintain eligibility for almost all USDA farm programs. To help them report their crops FSA has prepared 2017 maps. The maps are ready to pick up at the office during business days. Farmers who would like an electronic copy of their maps can receive a set via email once they authorize FSA to email sensitive documents....

  • Hi-Line Athlete Profile: Cory Richter, CJI Football

    Chris Peterson|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    The Chester-Joplin-Inverness football team came into 2016 having undergone plenty of changes from last season. Yet, one of the few things that went unchanged is the presence of Cory Richter. Richter, a senior, is the Hawks’ starting quarterback and after a shaky start to the season, he and CJI (4-3) are making a run at the Class C 8-Man playoffs. For the past few seasons, Richter was a wide receiver and backup quarterback to his brother Brandon. But now, the Hawks are C...

  • Two Skylights honored for Frontier preseason

    George Ferguson|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    The basketball season is less than two weeks away for the Montana State University-Northern men and women. But the preseason predictions and accolades have already begun. On Tuesday, the Frontier Conference announced its Preseason All-Conference Teams, and two Skylights made the list. Among them is Northern senior Natalee Faupel. She was named Frontier Preseason Player of the Year, and is also the reigning Frontier Conference MVP. Faupel, a now four-year starter for the...

  • George Ferguson Column: No way I could stay mad at Rory

    George Ferguson|Updated Oct 12, 2016

    I think it’s safe to say, I’m a fan of golf. I’m pretty sure everyone knows that. And, I’m a big fan of the Ryder Cup, and I, as much as anybody, desperately wanted the Americans to win back the Ryder Cup two weeks ago in Minnesota. So I was elated when Team USA did just that. And, as we all saw on television, the atmosphere at Hazeltine National in Minnesota was unlike anything anybody has seen in golf. It was loud, raucous, and at times, bordered on anarchy. From a gallery s...

  • Hi-Line Sports Schedule

    Updated Oct 12, 2016

    Thursday High School Volleyball CJI vs Chinook Big Sandy vs North Star Box Elder at Rocky Boy Friday High School Football Havre at Lewistown, 7 p.m. Chinook at Cascade, 7 p.m. CJI vs PDB, 7 p.m. North Star at Valier, 7 p.m. Big Sandy vs G/Highwood, 7 p.m. Rocky Boy vs Choteau, 7 p.m. Harlem vs Malta, 7 p.m. High School Volleyball North Star vs Harlem Box Elder vs HLP Hockey Glacier vs Helena Saturday High School Football Ft. Benton at Centerville, 1 p.m. Box Elder at Heart...