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Havre Trails, with the help of a Montana Conservation Corps trail building crew, is cutting a new trail this week into the hills of Beaver Creek Park. This trail breaks off the already popular upper Rotary Canyon loop trail and winds its way down a ridge towards Beaver Creek. After more than two years of planning and working with the Beaver Creek Park Board and the park superintendent the new spur trail has come to fruition, Havre Trails President Lindsey Brandt-Bennett said....
Over the next coming few weeks, Gene Bushnell's hand-built Montana Pioneer's Stagecoach is making its way across the Hi-Line as it travels along U.S. Highway 2 from the northwest corner of the state to North Dakota. The hand-built stagecoach commemorates two things, Bushnell said. The first is to pay tribute to the homesteading Montanans who, Bushnell said, came and made Montana what it is today. The second is advocating for the re-election of President Donald Trump. The...
District 4 Human Resources Development Council's Early Head Start program's playground received a makeover with help from members of Havre Masonic Lodge #50, the Church of Jesus Christ Latter-Day Saints volunteers and HRDC Early Head Start program employees. After years of use, the old wooden playground mulch had broken down into dirt and needed replacing. Volunteers came together Monday to remove and replace the old playground mulch with 6,000 pounds of new rubber mulch....
Despite the pandemic, it was a busy weekend for graduations including Chinook High School. Sunday night, 21 seniors graduated from Chinook High School . With social distancing still in effect, everyone attending the ceremony was asked to do so from their own cars. Chinook High School Principal Matt Molyneaux said the ceremony wouldn't have happened without the "time and effort from a lot of people in our community." Chinook High School got help from the Blaine County Cruisers...
Showing appreciation for first responders who are fighting COVID-19 from the front lines came from the sky above Havre Wednesday. The Montana Air National Guard flew two aircraft from the 120th Airlift Wing to 21 cities across Montana to show its support for people fighting the virus. The Montana National Guard flew a C-130 aircraft from the 120th Airlift Wing over Northern Montana Health Care to salute the people working on the front lines of COVID-19 at 10:40 a.m....
With Havre-area musicians left without an artistic outlet due to COVID-19 restrictions, KNMC 90.1, Montana State University-Northern’s radio station, has come up with a way to keep them making music. With their tribute concert scheduled for May 2 postponed, the station started a songwriting contest. KNMC 90.1’s contest “Quarantunes” is a four-month long contest starting today, with different songwriting challenges announced each month. This month’s songwriting challenge is a two-part submission. The first part is “a short...
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, Havreites have joined in with a host of towns across the nation and Montana to show solidarity with the hardworking individuals combating the virus by connecting in a cacophony of howls. Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, health care workers, emergency services and other essential workers have faced unprecedented challenges, both personally and professionally. Montanans have banded together to auditorialy display their appreciation for those...
