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Motorcyclists from the Canadian Patriot Guard cross the viaduct in downtown Havre Monday as they escort the body of U.S. Army Pfc. Lawrence Gordon to the Port of Wild Horse on the Canadian border and on Medicine Hat, Alberta. Pfc. Gordon was killed in France during World War II. After 70 years, his remains have been identified, and he will be buried in Eastend Saskatchewan, on Wednesday. Canadian and American Patriot Guards were joined by Havre police, Hill County Sheriff's...
Sarah Kraske's 1235 14th Ave. home has been chosen as the Bullhook Blossoms Garden Club's Yard of the Week. Quirky details - like flowerpots decorated with family pictures - create a fun, unique setting. See more pictures on Page B1....
As with many of the Yards of the Week, the yard of Jenne and Bobby Sheppard has a well-manicured lawn and colorful flowers, but there is more than meets the eye at the 6th Avenue house. A collection of antiques and dated ornaments line the yard. Most pieces have been assembled from loose finds and local farm yards but a car side panel that hangs on the Sheppard's fence came all the way from Wisconsin. Old Havre bricks round out the backyard which has been a hobby of Jenne's...
The Fantastic 4 team drag a pig near the bucket during peewee pig wrestling Sunday at the Blaine County Fair....
Liam Swanson, 12, of Great Falls smiles at his opponent Wednesday afternoon during drills at Bear Paw Wrestling Camp in Beaver Creek Park at Camp Kiwanis Beaver Lodge. More than 100 wrestlers from across Montana participated in the camp this year, put on by Scott Filius, Havre High School's head wrestling coach. See more in the Sports section of tomorrow's Havre Daily News....
A crew from T.P. Construction Inc. digs up a foundation Tuesday, left over from the old Delvin School for the Boys & Girls Club of the Hi-Line additions. The Club is aiming for a February 2015 goal for their first round of major renovations which includes a new kitchen....
A new sign recently placed on U.S. Highway 87 south of Havre points the way to Fort Assinniboine, the historic fort that was in operation in the late 19th and early 20th century. The sign is designed to tell visitors where to go for tours. The sign was paid for with the help of Central Montana Tourism, Havre-Hill County Preservation Commission, the Tourism Business Improvement District and the Fort Assinniboine Preservation Association....
Scotty McLean of Havre shoots at target during the 16th Annual Barber Ranch 2 day Archery Shoot on Saturday....
Blind Luck band members Joe Ross, left, and Jeff McCormick play during Wednesday's Sounds on the Square. The ROC Band will perform next Wednesday at Town Square from 6 to 8 p.m....
Chase Thompson, 8, left, receives help from Madi Whitaker, 8, while they make crafts at Fifth Avenue Christian Church's Annual Vacation Bible School Friday. This year's theme was "Jungle Safari" and had more than 200 participants during the week-long camp....
Spring foliage starts to green up in the Bear Paw Mountains south of Havre on Rocky Boy's Indian Reservation. Cool weather delayed growth in the mountains, but in recent weeks the vegetation has started to grow....
Izzy Hagan, from left, puts together her tool box project while Terry Robbins from the Great Falls Home Depot walks Highland Park Elementary first-grader Taymond Stiffarm through building his own toolbox. Robbins travels to many schools around the Great Falls region and said Havre is the furthest he has ever gone out. At the schools, he leads children through various hands-on projects....
Lindsay Brown, admissions specialist, gives first-graders from Rocky Boy Elementry School a tour of the new Louis and Antoinette Hagener Museum of the Northern Montana Plains Indian Thursday. Susan Sutherland's first-grade class walked the Montana State University-Northern campus and toured both the Hagener Science Center and the Museum of the Northern Plains Indian....
Ryan Turner, left, and his wife, Tylyn, unload bags of grass and left over brush Saturday morning at Zip Trip on 11th Street West during Havre Pride. Havre Pride is conducted twice a year to encourage people to clean up sidewalks and steets in the city. The next Havre Pride will be held prior to Festival Days in the fall....
Ethan Stimson, 7, tosses rings with his mother Lana Dramstad on Mothers Day at the Holiday Village Mall carnival. Hi-Line residents attended the carnival Friday, Saturday and Sunday despite gloomy, rainy weather over the weekend....
A large garage and workshop adjacent to the home of Trish and Skip Taylor was gutted by fire on Wednesday afternoon. Two antique cars and three other vehicles were destroyed. Havre, Chinook and Harlem firefighters were on the scene of the blaze, on Highway 2 just east of the Hill-Blaine county line. The workshop was owned by Mike Dolan. Skip Taylor and Dolan lost tools in the fire. Vehicles destroyed included a '60s-era Mustang, a Model T Ford. a camper and a pickup. The fire...
