Graduations on the Hi-Line

There were cheers, tears and laughter the Class of 2013 was saluted at commencement ceremonies across the Hi-line over the weekend.

Ponies edged out of Central A tourney

Daniel Horton column: Central A got it right by settling it on the diamond

Cheers, laughter, tears at Box Elder graduation

MAT brings trailer park play, lawn-chair ‘gah-la’ to Havre

The local acting troupe is bringing its latest production to the stage this weekend, with a special event planned for its last day.

HHS track teams geared up for Central A

Ronan man walks in support of fellow vets

Chuck Lewis says he has learned a lot during the first phase of his nationwide walk to raise funds and awareness for wounded and fallen veterans.

Havre High raises curtain on series of plays

The Havre High School Drama Department is giving a variety of shows to the community, starting tonight and running through Saturday.

Agency asks for public comments on Hi-Line management

More than 50 people — some from regions far off the Hi-Line — attended a meeting in Havre to hear about plans on how the U.S. Bureau of Land Management will manage its land on the Hi-Line.

5 accused of diverting stimulus money from Rocky Boy

Advice to Northern grads: Give back, stay in touch

Told by guest speaker Paul Tuss that “we expect great things from you,” graduates at Montana State University-Northern accepted their diplomas Saturday.

Crowd prays, sings at Day of Prayer

Patriotic music and speeches at the Havre celebration of the National Day of Prayer Thursday praised the United States for what it stands for.

Heimlich helps student save friend’s life

An ordinary day at Havre High School turned life-threatening for one student, but luckily for him, a friend nearby was ready to save the day.

Experts search new methods of dinosaur education

Dinosaurs roamed Montana more than 50 million years ago, but those in charge of the state’s museums are looking at new ways of educating young people and adults about them.

Professional volunteers: Not a contradiction

By definition, a person cannot be a professional volunteer, but a handful of people in the area come close to embodying that contradiction, and one of them offered a few different perspectives on volunteering this week.

Businesses: Volunteering helps community

To honor volunteerism in north-central Montana during National Volunteer Week, every day this week Havre Daily News will be looking at some volunteers and volunteer-run organizations which help sustain our communities and enrich our lives.