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  • HRDC lists holiday hours, Food Bank closed for week

    Updated Dec 21, 2019

    Press release District 4 Human Resources Development Council will be closed Tuesday and Wednesday, in observance of Christmas. District 4 HRDC will resume normal business hours Thursday at 8 a.m. The Havre Food Bank will be closed Monday through Friday....

  • FRIDAY'S PREP BASKETBALL, WRESTLING

    George Ferguson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    C.M. Russell Holiday Classic At CMR Fieldhouse Friday Round of 64 Team Scores 1. Billings Senior 129.0; 2. Great Falls High 121.5; 3. Missoula Big Sky 115.5; 4. Butte 112.0; 5. Billings Skyview 107.5; 6. Helena Capital 107.0; 7. Billings West 98.0; 8. Bozeman 92.0; 9. Broadwater (Townsend) 82.0; 10. Glacier 80.0; 11. Havre 73.5; 12. Dawson Co. (Glendive) 73.0; 13. Circle 69.0; 14. CM Russell 68.0; 15. Miles City 67.0; 16. Belgrade 64.0; 16. Great Falls JV 64.0; 18. Colstrip...

  • Car from hit-and-run fatality seized

    Tim Leeds|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    In the midst of the community mourning the death of the 16-year-old girl killed in a hit-and-run crash Dec. 12, the Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation Police Department said it found and seized the car that hit and killed Lacey Arkinson and a suspect has been identified. The Rocky Boy community is holding a candlelight vigil for Lacey tonight at 5 p.m. in Veterans Park at the reservation to "honor the life of Lacey, who tragically was taken too soon, to offer strength and support...

  • Hi-Line Living: From Brutus to Santa

    Rachel Jamieson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Some Havreites may know him as Martin Holt, but others know him as Santa Claus. Holt has been a major draw to the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce's annual tree-lighting celebration at Town Square for most of the decade. Holt said he started being Santa for the Havre Area Chamber of Commerce seven or eight years ago when Debbie Vandeberg was the executive director for the Chamber. He began as Santa at the annual Tree Lighting Ceremony then also started portraying Santa for...

  • Van Orsdel holding third Blue Christmas service

    Rachel Jamieson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Havre Van Orsdel Methodist Church is hosting its third annual Blue Christmas Service to be held Sunday, starting at 7 p.m. “It is called Blue Christmas because it’s not necessarily always a joyous time of year for folks particularly for those who have had major losses in their life through year,” the Rev. William “Mac” McGrew, the pastor at Van Orsdel, said. “That loss can be anything from the loss of a job to being laid off, going into retirement or losing a member of the family. He said when experiencing a loss, it ca...

  • Community Christmas Dinner again set at Eagles Club

    Derek Hann|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    The Community Christmas Dinner will be held again this year at the Havre Eagles Club on Christmas Day, Wednesday, Dec. 25, and organizers are looking for volunteers. “All kinds of people come out of the woodwork to help,” Havre Eagles Club manager and chair of the community dinner Tom Farnham said. The Community Christmas Dinner offers a free Christmas Dinner to everyone who wants to come, as well as delivering dinners to people who may not be able to travel to the Eagles Club, Farnham said. He added that the dinner may be...

  • Winter likely to set in for real in January

    George Fergson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    As much snow as the Havre area has seen in an unusual fall, this region probably haven't seen anything yet. Though the Winter Solstice officially begins Saturday, Havre and surrounding areas, as well as much of central Montana, have seemingly already been locked in winter's snow grip since the end of September, and therefore, long-standing records have fallen or were threatened, said Jane Fogleman of National Weather Service in Great Falls. "When we talk about snowfall in a...

  • High-speed pursuit leads to crash, arrest in Beaver Creek Park

    Derek Hann|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    A high-speed pursuit which started in Havre and ended in Beaver Creek Park Thursday resulted in three arrests being made by the Havre Police Department. Terry Lee Wells Jr. of Havre, 34, was being held without bond this morning at the Hill County Detention Center on a pick-up-and-hold order, and five counts of criminal endangerment, a count of fleeing or eluding a peace officer and a count of possession of drug paraphernalia Wells was also held on a charge of a violation of conditions of release in a suspended sentence on...

  • For the Record, Dec. 20, 2019

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Havre Police Department A Lincoln Avenue caller Thursday at 9:35 a.m.reported a hit and run crash. -- Thursday at 10:45 a.m. a Second Street caller reported a domestic disturbance. -- A summons was issued after a caller at Havre High School reported a tobacco violation at 11 a.m. Thursday. No details on charges were provided. -- Michelle Ann Bibeau of Havre, 48, was arrested on a Justice or City court warrant on Sixth Avenue Thursday at 12:57 p.m. -- An arrest was made after...

  • Agenda - Hill County Commission weekly calendar

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Monday 8 a.m. — Center for Mental Health meeting 1:30 p.m. — Building manager meeting 3:30 p.m. — Road advisory meeting Tuesday 10:30 a.m. — County Road Department meeting Wednesday Office closed for the Christmas Holiday Thursday 10 a.m. — Weekly business meeting Manual claims Employment review Resolutions Tax adjustments County permit approval Subdivision/survey approval Contracts Time for comments from the public Friday Regular office hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m....

  • Obituary - Virginia E. Dolezal, 95

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Virginia (Patterson) Dolezal left the farm for a better place December 10, 2019. She was born February 15, 1924, in Havre, Montana, the daughter of homesteaders, George Patterson and Evelyn (Eva) Baugh, hailing from Oskaloosa, Iowa. She spent her childhood racing to farmland on her horse to work the fields with her family. Virginia graduated from Havre High School in 1942. After high school, Virginia attended Northern Montana College where she studied business, and later... Full story

  • Amtrak ticket agent language passes out of Senate

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Staff and wire report A release from U.S. Sen. Jon Tester, D-Mont., said he used his seat as a member of the Senate Appropriations Committee to deliver a number of big wins for Montana as part of a package of bills to fund the government that cleared the U.S. Senate Thursday in a 71-23 vote, with Tester voting for the bill and six senators not voting. Sen. Steve Daines, R-Mont., voted against the bill. One of the bills included language directing Amtrak to bring back ticket agents to stations that average 25 or more...

  • Havre students among UM fall graduates

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    UM News Service MISSOULA — Three of the 740 students who were degree candidates for fall semester 2019 at University of Montana are from Havre. The Havre students were Tylor Keeley, who was a candidate for a Bachelor of Science in wildlife biology; Katerina Kuhr, a candidate for Juris Doctor, and Laura Lovo, candiate for Master of Fine Arts in media arts. UM’s second-ever Fall Commencement Ceremony was held Saturday in the Adams Center. The 740 graduates earned 832 degrees and certificates from UM....

  • Rocky Boy names November students of the month

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Press release Rocky Boy Junior-Senior High has announced seventh grader Kimmeree Morsette November Student of the Month. Kimmeree is the granddaughter of Chantell Nault. Since the start of school, Kimmeree has demonstrated that she is a true STAR. Not only was she the only seventh grader to earn a 4.0 during first quarter, but she has also increased both her STAR reading and STAR math scores each month. Teachers describe her as being respectful, out-going and thoughtful. Kimme...

  • Havre Middle School lists students of the month for December

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Havre Middle School's sixth grade Student of the Month for December is Tyson Brandon. Tyson is the son of Kelly and Cindy Brandon. He has a twin sister, Macy Brandon. Tyson sings in the HMS choir and runs on the cross country team. Outside of school he participates on the traveling basketball team and All-Star Team. He also likes to fish, camp and spend time with family and friends. At school, Tyson is an attentive student who is always ready to learn. His teachers comment on...

  • Senior Center News, Dec. 20, 2019

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    North Central Senior Citizens Center, Dec. 23-27 Monday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.; bingo at 1:15 p.m. Wednesday — Center closed for Christmas Day Thursday — Transportation from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday — Medical transportation will be available from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. but people must make a request at least 24 hours in advance. March Menu by Earlene DeWinter (Subject to Change) Monday — Pulled-pork sandwich, coleslaw, corn on the cob, applesauce bars Tuesday — R...

  • Out Our Way: The First Noel - Luke 2:10-20

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Out our way, ranchers, farmers and cowhands are generally well-thought-of. Even in the city, a cowboy is treated well and even admired by folks who live nearly all of their lives indoors. But it was different in Judah 2,000 years ago. Folks who worked with livestock were the lowest of the low in society and treated as such. Now, as I have noted before, when Jesus was born in Bethlehem, shepherds were out with the sheep in the hills. I am told that as dumb as cows may be, sheep are far worse, and just like the modern rancher o...

  • Pastor's Corner: What is Advent? Week 1 - Faith; Week 2 - Joy

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Having only been an Assembly of God minister, I have never been a part of a religious tradition that celebrates the Advent Season. Nevertheless, because of my contacts over the years with ministers of other denominations within ministerial associations — I decided this year to lead our church, Havre Assembly, in observance of Advent. This week’s religious article covers “What is Advent?” and the first and second weeks of Advent, as we have celebrated them. Next week’s article will cover the third and fourth weeks of Advent...

  • Hello, God. It's me, Mara

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Action words You know, Lord, a gift of a paper rose sent to Aunty S. brought back a gift of Galatians 5:13 which reads: "For, dear brothers, you have been given freedom: not freedom to do wrong, but freedom to love and serve each other." She had underlined the last part of that verse. That one word, "serve," can mean so very many different things, i.e. wait on, minister to, care for, help and assist; even to perform. We have many opportunities each day to do this and to do so...

  • To keep this historic season going, Cats tasked with stopping the Bison

    George Ferguson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    There is no debating the most historic season in Montana State football history. No, 1984 has always topped them all. And yet, it's almost hard to believe that. The Division I-AA national championship the Bobcats won 35 years ago was also the last time they made it as far as the 2019 Bobcats have. Yes, the No. 5 Cats (11-3) are standing on the verge of history as they get set to play in their first FCS semifinal in 35 years. Of course, that historic game also comes with a...

  • Northeast A quest begins for Pony girls

    Aarron Thompson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    A lot that can be said about rivalry games in the sports world. The competition is intense, the teams are hungry and the atmosphere is littered with passion and talent across the board. But what happens when new conference opponents pop up on the schedule? For the Havre High girls basketball team, tonight and Saturday will be a dose of some different conference competition than before. With the realignment of the conferences across Class A, the Blue Ponies will be up against...

  • Havre High boys visit Glendive and Miles City for the beginning of new-look conference play

    Aarron Thompson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    A lot of change has happened among Class A in the sports offseason, including a new conference realignment that has pitted new teams against each other. With Belgrade moving to Class AA and two new Class A schools up and coming in recent years, a shakeup was bound to happen. Many teams will be playing against new opponents twice a year now, including the Havre High boys basketball squad. In the Ponies' case, there are three new rivals within the Northeast A conference and...

  • Skylights drop a heartbreaker to Bethel

    George Ferguson|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    The short-handed Montana State University-Northern Skylights knew they would have their hands full on the second day of the Phoenix Frontier Challenge. After all, Northern was talking on a Top 15 NAIA opponent. And while the Skylights fought to the bitter end, they ultimately fell short against 15th-ranked Bethel University Thursday. The 11th-ranked Skylights dropped a heartbreaker 62-59 in Phoenix. The loss was Northern’s first official loss of the 2019-2020 year. But it d...

  • Letter to the Editor - 15th Annual Holiday Hoops Blue Pony alumni basketball games set

    Updated Dec 20, 2019

    Havre Public Schools Education Foundation’s is getting ready to host the 15th Annual Holiday Hoops Blue Pony Alumni Basketball Games. It is scheduled for Friday, Dec. 27, at Havre High School gymnasium at 7 p.m. Admission to the game is a non-perishable food item or toiletry item to be donated to the Havre Public Schools Pantry. All Havre High alumni are invited to participate, young and old, guys and girls, whether you played during your school years or not, it’s an evening of friendly competition. To sign up to play you may...

  • View from the North 40: A practical magic in a real world

    Pam Burke|Updated Dec 20, 2019

    I grew up in the “Bewitched” era, and that after-school TV fantasy sitcom probably ruined me forever. I have believed in magic ever since. I’ve looked for it, longed for it. I was absolutely sure that if I could get my nose to wiggle side to side I could do magic. Not card trick and sawing women in half magic, I’m talking real magic — disappearing, doing all my chores done in a blink of an eye and conjuring a flying horse. I wasn’t messing around with this goal. I worked at i...

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