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Press release Editor's note: This corrects an error in the placing of the public forum teams. The Havre High School speech and debate team competed at a talent-laden tournament in Lewistown Saturday, and came away from the Fergus County High School invitational with some success. Havre public forum debate team Eric Harrison and Xavier Ulano drew a first-round by then won their second debate. The Havre team lost its third debate but still took fourth place at the tournament. Blue Pony public forum team Joram Randolph and Noah...
The Havre High wrestling team may have lost three state champions from last season, but as the Blue Ponies showed in the Havre Invitational Saturday, their lineup is as talented as ever. When it was all said and done, the Ponies placed a total of 12 in the top three at the Havre Invite, which was held Saturday inside the HHS gymnasium. Havre finished with eight individual champions and had 11 finalists. Mick Chagnon (103), Quinn Reno (120), Marc Ramirez (126), Ryan Stewart...
Havre Daily News staff The college radio station and Havre Chamber have teamed up to give people a new way to list — and find out about — local events. The Havre Area Events site went live today, with a page set up with different brackets in which people can submit and event and search for events in the area. The project was driven by a team effort between KNMC FM 90.1 and the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce. A release about the site said the entities teamed up to “implement an elegant, mobile-friendly online events calen...
Montana Republican Ron Murray, a U.S. Senate hopeful, talked about his campaign, taxes, immigration and rolling back regulations when he spoke to the Pachyderm Club at the Duck Inn Monday in Havre. A businessman from Belgrade, Murray is one of six Republicans competing for his party's nomination to unseat Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., next fall. "I believe President Trump's agenda is on track with what America needs and we need to have more people back in Washington who will...
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A man high on meth led police on a pursuit that risked many lives, and after fleeing on foot, was found hiding under a home in which its occupants had a houseful of drugs, court documents say, leading to charges against a woman in the residence. Darrell David Gardipee III is charged with seven counts — felony criminal endangerment, misdemeanor criminal mischief, misdemeanor obstructing a peace officer, misdemeanor driving under the influence of drugs, misdemeanor fleeing or eluding a police officer, misdemeanor driving w...
Press release The Hill County Community Foundation has announced four grant recipients for the 2017 grant cycle. The HCCF 2017 grant cycle was very competitive, with the committee receiving 10 applications for funding. This year’s grantees include the Van Orsdel United Methodist Church, the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce, Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, and the KNMC 90.1 radio station. Each grantee was awarded for their respective programs in one of three HCCF focus areas: basic human needs, arts and culture, and com...
By Grace Finke Nov 29, Big Sandy FFA took eleven students to compete at Judith Basin Winter Districts in Judith Gap. Big Sandy had students competing in Ag Sales, Creed Speaking and Junior Creed Speaking, Extemporaneous Public Speaking, Job Interview, and Parliamentary Procedure. In Junior Creed, Amy Gasvoda took second place and in Extemporaneous Public Speaking Andrea Rutledge took first place; these ladies will be representing the Big Sandy FFA Chapter at the State...
David "Butch" Kenneth Tempel of Joplin, 69, passed away November 29, 2017. Services will be held Tuesday, December 5, at 11 a.m. at Bethel Lutheran Church in Joplin. He is survived by his four children, Jennie (Curtis) Payne, Rebecca, Trusten, TyLynn; Jada (Cory) Fraser, Kayona, Abby; Jalena (Bret) Preeshl, Tande, Thatcher; and Jeb Tempel; siblings: Linda (Dennis) Moore, twin sister Dolores (John) Cicon, Rod (Joanne) Tempel, Joan (Scott) Thompson, Tim (Carol) Tempel, and... Full story
Havre Police Department Officers arrested Keenan Travis Blackbird of Havre, 20, on charges of failure to carry or produce insurance and a Justice or City court warrant during a motor vehicle stop on Third Street Friday at 11:07 a.m. —— Officers investigated after someone connected to a Second Street business reported Friday at 11:30 a.m. credit card issues. —— Officers investigated after an 11th Street West business caller reported Friday at 4:15 p.m. that a group of kids came into the business and stole things. —— Offi...
I will never forget the first Christmas after my mother passed away. She died in late August of 1998 and it was our first Christmas without her. We had so much to be thankful for: our oldest daughter, Beth was returning to live and work in Havre; I was starting a new job at Northern Montana Health Care in January; the other girls were adjusting well and doing well in school; and farming was going well. After the Christmas story in Luke 2 was read and gifts were opened, I melted. In all my years, it was my first without Mom. I...
When Bobby Hauck was announced as Montana’s head coach in December of 2002, the narrative wasn’t that the Griz need saving. Instead, it was about one of UM and Montana’s native sons coming home. However, almost 15 years to the day Hauck was introduced to the Grizzlies, he was re-introduced to Griz Nation once again, only this time, he is indeed being looked at as a savior. Hauck returned Friday as head football coach at Montana, a program he led to three FCS national champ...
In a 24-hour span, the Montana State University-Northern Lights have probably never had two more dramatic Frontier Conference games than the two they played this weekend. And it was only the beginning. Northern began league play Friday night with a thrilling 99-93 overtime victory over Rocky Mountain College in the Armory Gymnasium. However, 24 hours later, Northern was on the other end of the drama, as No. 12 Carroll College outlasted the Lights in a wild overtime game,...
When the Montana State University-Northern Skylights woke up Saturday morning, they weren't happy. They were coming off a disheartening, 15-point loss to Rocky Mountain College in their Frontier Conference opener. Fortunately for the Skylights though, they could do something about it, and they did just that. They rebounded from the loss to the Battlin' Bears with a dominant, 53-42 win over their biggest rival, Carroll College, Saturday night inside a raucous Armory Gymnasium....
It was a busy weekend for the Montana State University-Northern wrestling team. But after a week off for Thanksgiving, the Lights didn’t show any rust. The No. 12 Lights were in Great Falls Friday for the Argo Duals, where they went a perect 3-0. On Saturday, Northern took part in the Heritage Inn Open, and, a Lights’ squad that entered just 10 grapplers and held out several key starters, still finished fourth in a tournament that featured some top-level competition. Fri...
Tony Arntson has applied for three head coaching jobs in his lengthy career as a football coach. Friday afternoon inside Hensler Auditorium, Arntson spoke passionately not only about the first two he applied for, but the third as well - the vacant head coaching job at Montana State University-Northern. "This one feels exactly like the other two," Arntson, the 24-year head coach of the Helena High Bengals said. "When I sat down with Mr. (Greg) Kegel and his wife for coffee a...
