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Gov. Greg Gianforte said the state's vaccination rollout is going well despite being held back by the allocation size of the federal government. At a press conference last Friday Gianforte said nearly 100,000 vaccines had been administered in the state and a almost 25,000 people have been fully immunized. He said this is good news but the current allocation from the federal government is insufficient, being one of the lowest allocations per capita among the 50 states. He said...
Hill County Board of Health at its COVID-19 update Friday decided to change its meeting times for the pandemic update to every other Friday. The next meeting will be Feb. 12. “Hill County has had 1,802 cases of COVID-19, there are currently 17 active cases, which is exciting for us locally to see that still dropping. We are following 18 people who are currently quarantined at this time,” Hill County Public Health Director and Health Officer Kim Larson said Friday. In its upd...
The number of active hospitalizations was 108. The number of deaths was 1,234. Blaine County, reported on the state update this morning, had no new cases, 670 total, 41 active, 24 deaths Hill County, reported Sunday evening 3 new cases, 1,813 total, 24 active, 24 active hospitalizations, 1 death Rocky Boy, current data not available. Fort Belknap, current data not avaialble. Liberty County, reported on the state update this morning, had no new cases, 106 total, 3 active, 1 death Chouteau County, reported on the state update...
Havre Daily News Sports Editor George Ferguson has become publisher of the Havre Daily News, taking over for Stacy Mantle, who held the position until she left the newspaper last Friday after 20 years with the paper. Ferguson, who has worked for the Havre Daily News for 19 years and has been sports editor for 15 of them, said he's excited to have been offered the position and is grateful that the ownership trusts him enough to take over for Mantle. "It's an honor. ... I'm...
From Montana Department of Labor and Industry HELENA — The Montana Department of Labor and Industry announced Friday that the one-week waiting period for Unemployment Insurance (UI) claimants would be reinstated effective Sunday. Beginning the UI week ending Feb. 6, new claims filed will be subject to the non-payable one-week waiting period. This change will not impact existing claims. Only one waiting week is served per benefit year. In March 2020, at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Montana waived the UI waiting week. E...
A release sent to Havre Daily News about the weekly Hill County Commission calendar contained incorrect information. The meeting listed at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday in the commission office is regarding Rural Fire District 1....
Havre Police Department A 13th Street caller asked Friday at 3:22 p.m. to speak with the animal control officer about a new dog they had gotten having bitten a child. -- Officers relay a Friday 9:52 p.m. report from a caller who said water was shooting out of a pipe on Cleveland Avenue. -- Tiffany Freya Holley of Scobey, 18, was arrested on charges of driving under the influence and headlamp violation after being stopped on Second Avenue Saturday at 12:22 a.m. -- Douglas Dale...
Press release A Havre High School debater just missed advancing to single-elimination quarterfinals in Lincoln-Douglas Debate and earning a state medal, and potentially a first-place rank, in a heartbreaking finish at the online Class A state speech, drama and debate tournament over the weekend. Senior LillieAnn Mecklenburg, a four-year Blue Pony debater, went 3-2 at the state tournament and ended with a total of 138 speaker points, two points short of breaking into the single-elimination outrounds, and finished in ninth...
by Rhonda Petersen CJI Speech Coach Three members of the Chester-Joplin-Inverness High School speech team competed at the state BC speech, debate, and drama online tournament over the weekend. More than 40 Class B and Class C schools competed at the state meet, hosted by Huntley Project. CJI senior Emma Wickum did what she has done all year and placed in the top eight of her event. Wickum finished sixth at state in extemporaneous speaking. Senior Cain Cole just missed qualifying for the final round in memorized public...
Editor, Many, many “Thanks” to the many medical people in Havre who worked so hard and diligently to set up the “Flu Clinic” at the Havre Mall for the older age people of Hill County and also the many deserving veterans who served our great country so well in ages past and present. Hats off to the many nurses in the area, so many, so friendly and efficient, fighting to end the critical virus in our country and the rest of the world. To all who organized, set up, a “Great Job” well done to each of you. Be strong Montana, we...
Not only had the Montana State University-Northern Skylights had to endure an entire year without competitive volleyball, they also were sitting on a streak that no one likes to talk about. That's right, Northern, like the rest of the Frontier Conference, missed out on the entire 2020 season due to the pandemic, but, unlike the rest of the Frontier, the Skylights had also gone more than three years without a win, of any kind. But all of those waits, for a new season, for a hom...
The Havre Blue Ponies don't usually get to swim as much as they have this season at home. So, that's been a real bright spot during this season marked by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. And Saturday, HHS was in the Havre Community Pool one more time as they took on Whitefish and Columbia Falls in a double dual meet. "I talked to the swimmers before the meet today and let them know that I had tentatively scored the meet based on the entries and times," HHS head coach Bill...
It seemed like forever ago that the Havre High girls basketball team had played in the Blue Pony Corral. But Friday night, the Ponies were back in their old stomping grounds, and they ran all over the Glendive Red Devils. Inside the HHS gymnasium the Ponies cruised to a 57-23 win over the Red Devils, which assured Havre of another Northeast A title. Havre, which has been on fire offensively of late, wasted little time igniting that fire either. The Ponies started the game on...
The Montana State University-Northern Lights didn't get to play their arch rival in the Armory Gymnasium last week. Such is life during a pandemic. But when the Lights finally did take the floor against the University of Providence Argos, they proved it was worth the wait. Saturday night in Great Falls, Northern opened a four-game road trip with a 96-85 win over the No. 10 Argos in the McLaughlin Center. It was UP's first loss of the season, and fittingly, it came in a...
The Havre High wrestling team brought a nice little dual streak into this weekend’s road trip to new Class A member East Helena. And the Ponies kept that streak going Friday night. Havre wrestled the East Helena Vigilantes for the first time Friday, and the Ponies came away with a dominant, 54-12 win. Carson Harris started things off at 113 pounds with a pin, while star senior Mick Chagnon did the same at 120. Jacob Kunz (132) and Riley Pleninger (138) added pins in the m...
Winter sports have reached the second month, and the postseason is drawing closer and closer. As such, the Montana High School Association held a meeting via Zoom last week to make several finalized plans for the upcoming postseason, which will be held during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Of course, one of the biggest changes to winter has come in the way of wrestling, as the season was delayed by a month, and the state tournaments pushed back to March 5-6. Also, there wil...
